It was the ‘Kingdom Of Heaven’ premiere in London last night (Monday). Around 5000 people showed up to see Orlando Bloom. He spent over an hour signing autographs and seemed totally overcome with all the posters saying things like ‘Welcome Home’, luckily he had his mum and sister for support. [More]
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Donna writes: I work in New York City and this morning the radio station I listen to announced that Orlando Bloom will be on tomorrow, May 4th. The show, called “Scott and Todd in the Morning”, is on station WPLJ, 95.5 fm. They are on from 6:00 to 10:00 am. They did not give a specific time but their guests are usually on between 8:30 and 9:30. I just thought all the Orlando Bloom fans might want to tune in.
From news.com.au, Phil Bartsch writes about the impact of Rings on NZ tourism, and some of the options for visitors wanting to scout out set locations for themselves. [More]
The folks from Tolkien Forever write: Tolkien Forever, the So. Calif LOTR fan club, adopted the Coldstone Creamery for the night on Monday, 4-25 at the Paseo Colorado Mall in Pasadena as part of Make-A-Wish’s 25th anniversary celebration. Cold Stone Creamery stores across the U.S. launched a month-long fund-raising effort to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the Make-A-Wish Foundation. [More]
AP and Reuters have a bunch of images with Orlando Bloom at the London premiere of ‘Kingdom of Heaven’. Take a look! [More]
Three years ago, Oscar-winning partners Richard Taylor and Tania Rodger were keeping vigil beside their son in Wellington’s neo-natal unit. Now they are patrons of the Neonatal Trust, which raises money for equipment and helps other children and parents in the same situation. The vigil was a life-changing experience for the Weta Workshop co-owners, and one they describe as extremely “humbling”. [More]