Wednesday, October 26, 2011




WALL STREET LOVES ZOMBIES (OR IS IT US?)
Zombies, and the films and costumes that bring them to life, are worth billions! (And more than just at Halloween, of course.) Here is the untold story of the undead!

Tuesday, October 25, 2011



BRIAN WILSON'S "IN THE KEY OF DISNEY!"

Brian Wilson, of Beach Boy's fame, is getting good reviews for his new CD, "In The Key of Disney." Brian has recorded new "lighthearted and lively" versions of classic Disney film tracks. Most reviewers feel it's a great CD for the young and the young at heart. Find out more here...

THE BRIDGE SCHOOL CONCERTS -25TH ANNIVERSARY

It is a special school dear to Neil Young as his son attended there. A school for the verbally and physically challenged and Neil has headed up the fund raising concerts with some of his famous friends for the past 25 years. Find out who is performing on the CD's and DVD's by checking the review here.

Tuesday, October 18, 2011



WHY ARE BARNS MOSTLY RED (OR TAXIS MOSTLY YELLOW OR...)

The answer has a lot to do with the fact that early chemicals mixed to protect wood produced a rust color and that red was the cheapest paint in the 1800s. However, tradition played its part too. Watch the attached video for more colorful facts...

Tuesday, October 11, 2011

JUST IN TIME FOR HALLOWEEN, A HARDWARE STORE WITH ZOMBIES IN MIND!

A Lincoln, Nebraska hardware store is in the "spirit" of the season. (sort of) The Ace Hardware Store has attracted national attention with its "zombie defense kit." Power tools and garden implements with advice on self defense against the "living dead." Here's the complete "bone breaking " story...

Thursday, October 6, 2011



MR.ED ON THE BIG SCREEN!

I thought he was in horse heaven. Apparently, not as far as movie rights go. Fox 2000 has purchased the rights to bring the "talking horse" franchise to the big screen. Wilber, where are you? More on Ed here...
NEW MOVIES!

If your are a fan of George Clooney, then you'll want to see his new political thriller, "The Ides of March," rated R.

Then for sci-fi fans, Hugh Jackman is back in "Real Steel." This robot show is getting some good reviews and is rated PG13.

Find out more about these movies and others opening now by clicking here.