‘Doctor Who’ blogging: “The Girl Who Waited”
I didn’t sob here like, oh, “School Reunion” made me do, but there was certainly some welling up about the eyes.
Doctor Who thing of the day: Daleks on Twitter
I wouldn’t have thought that Daleks, not being the most sociable creatures in the universe, would be into social media, but without even trying, I have discovered at least three cyber Skaroans who are using Twitter to share their wisdom with the universe…
sign of the apocalypse No 1: the threatening Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson reality show
I have been avoiding this whole Courtney Stodden/Doug Hutchinson thing — and when I say avoiding, I mean “curling into a mental fetal ball and mentally projecting myself into a saner parallel universe as a psychological defense mechanism” — but I can no longer do so.
question of the day: Why is there such a disconnect between serious film lovers and casual moviegoers?
How can the news of a remake of Dirty Dancing and a sequel to The Smurfs prompt so much groaning from movie devotees and yet be welcomed by more general audiences?
Attack the Block (great movie quote)
“This is too much madness to explain in one text.” –Jerome (Leeon Jones)
deep thought (re celebrity Twitter feeds)
Some celebrity Twitter feeds make you realize that Mom was right: famous people put their pants on just like the rest of us do. Except now they’re tweeting about that to 648,972 followers.
Real Ratings now on Twitter
If you’ve been enjoying the snarky Real Ratings I’ve been applying to films, there’s a new Twitter feed you can follow to keep up with all of them…
talk to John Carpenter on Twitter on Friday, July 8th!
Well, tweet at him, and be lost in the deluge of tweets from horror dorks groveling at his virtual feet…
“but the food in England is terrible!”: St. John Bread and Wine
That the cuisine is awful is one of the most pernicious misconceptions about Britain, right up there with the notion that the Brits all have bad teeth.
question of the day: What the heck could J.K. Rowling be up to with Pottermore.com?
Apparently it will happen tomorrow: J.K. Rowling’s new Web site Pottermore will go live with… something.
