Henry Gee writes: I’ll be talking about my book email) Tickets: £9.95, to include talk, discussion, meze and a glass of wine. So you get dinner *and* a show. Tickets are selling like hot lembas so booking is essential.
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It’s that time of year again for fans to gather at the biggest Genre convention of all, Comic-Con! Held annually in San Diego, California – this is the Mother of all Cons. And the third year in a row RINGERS: LORD OF THE FANS will have a large presence. [More]
They came from across Britain, from Brighton to Banff, and from around the world – even from Middle Earth. Almost a quarter of a million people joined the Make Poverty History march to send their simple message to the world leaders gathering in Gleneagles this week. Lord of the Rings star Billy Boyd led a celebrity cast in support of the biggest gathering of protesters ever seen in Scotland. [More]
TV One has announced a major sponsorship of the Westfield Style Pasifika 2005 spectacular and is also sponsoring the Supreme Winner of the Fashion Award. “Westfield Style Pasifika showcases major New Zealand talent, both in fashion and entertainment and celebrates our unique place in the world which makes it an excellent partnership for us,” said TVNZ’s General Manager of Marketing, Sue Brewster. Oscar winning ‘Lord of the Rings’ costume designer Ngila Dickson is a new judge for the Westfield Style Pasifika Fashion Award as is Chris Cherry of Workshop. [More]
Schindlers List was a daunting 3hrs 15 mins, Titanic was three hours 14 mins and Gangs Of New York was two hours 45mins long. However, the Lord Of The Rings trilogy makes all these look like a walk in the park, because when shown back-to-back cinema fanatics can expect to be sitting upright for a bum-numbing nine hours and 36 minutes. Today, the Broadway Theatre has set this challenge to fans of the award-winning films because they will be shown in full on the theatre’s enormous screen on July 23 and July 24. Gluttons for punishment, fans are already hammering at the theatre’s kiosk – snapping up 250 tickets, which cost £12.50 each, to see all three films. [More]
MsRoPow writes: On July 11-13 Gregory Tatum, OP, adjunct professor of New Testament at the Dominican School in Berkley, CA., will lecture on the theology of the J.R.R. Tolkien’s Lord of the Rings novel (in contrast to Jackson’s films) from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. in Siena Hall at Holy Rosary Parish in Portland, OR. There will plenty of time for discussion and questions. The topics are; ‘On Providence and Free Will’ (July 11th), ‘On Good and Evil’ (July 12th), ‘On Choices and Characters’ (July 13th).