Phil writes: Thought you might like a scan of a recent copy of “the (sydney) magazine”. There is very little text inside about Cate but she was voted the sexiest person in Sydney! [More]
Category: Old Main News
The folks from Emerald Rose write: We had a great time playing at Bree. It was a very fun party! We also had a lot of hobbit-folk coming to our shows on the concourse. It was a blast – wish you could have made it. Emerald Rose has posted some photos from the Evening at Bree party at DragonCon 04. Feel free to copy it to the One Ring files, but please give credit to our photographer, Donna Governor. [More]
Robin writes: Attached is the newspaper article in yesterday’s Long Beach Press Telegram about Bruce Hopkin’s visit and wonderful day at Grant Elementary School in Long Beach, and a few photos. [More]
Amka writes: Tickets for this costume encouraged charity dinner and evening at the Lord of the Rings Symphony have gone on sale to the public. Dinner will at one of Salt Lake City’s premier restaurants. Seating is limited, so hurry and get your ticket! [More]
The question of questions. The question sages have pondered for decades. The question that has overturned book club meetings and caused riots on message boards. The Question of the Ages. No, it’s not ‘What’s the Meaning of Life, the Universe and Everything?’. Nor is it ‘Who shot JR?’. It’s not even ‘Where’s the beef?’. Instead, we are going to ponder the imponderable, ask the unanswerable, seek that which has eluded both the wise and the extremely geeky: Who is the greatest Hero of Middle-earth? [More]
The folks from Carnaby Films sent along these promo images and a few details on Dominic Monaghan’s latest film, ‘Spivs’. ‘SPIVS stars Ken Stott (King Arthur) in a tour de force performance as Jack, a gentleman among thieves in London’s East End. Together with his accomplices Steve (Nick Moran – Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels) and Jenny (Kate Ashfield – Shaun of the Dead) Jack conducts intricate scams that con money out of the hands of villains (who probably got it illegally anyway). No one gets hurt, no swindle takes too long, and everybody’s happy (except for those duped of course). That is until the elegant con artist finds himself lumbered with dodgy goods that he didn’t really expect, in the shape of two illegal immigrant children.’ [More] [spivsthemovie.com]