The Teen Choice Awards are airing tonight on Fox at 8PM. The Fox website already lists the winners. Orlando Bloom represnets the LOTR alumni well with these wins:

Misc. Male Hottie Orlando Bloom
Movie: Liplock Keira Knightly & Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean)
Movie: Chemistry Keira Knightly & Orlando Bloom (Pirates of the Caribbean)
Movie: Fight/Action Sequence Orlando Bloom & Johnny Depp (Pirates of the Caribbean)

At last Saturday night’s performance of Hedda Gabler at the Wharf Theatre there were numerous signs and two verbal announcements before the play and after interval warning patrons to check their mobile phones were turned off. But the warnings were not enough. A Spike operative reports that about five minutes into the second half one patron’s phone started to ring. To the tut-tuts of the audience, he reached into his bag to turn it off, but fumbled and the phone went flying onto the stage as the audience gasped. [More]

Lisa writes: In addition to being a fan of the LOTR movies (he still needs to read the books!), my husband is also a dyed-in-the-wool Nebraska Cornhusker fan. In other words, he’s a fan of the University of Nebraska football team. He sent me this link from another Cornhusker fan to show the adaptability and hilarity of LOTR spoofs. [More]

And while we are on the topic of John Howe and Alan Lee: Ringer Spy Elderhobbit chimed in with the following: John Howe and Alan Lee have been nominated For a World Fantasy Award in professional category for the art work they did for Lord of the Rings. World Fantasy is an international and annual conference of fantasy authors agents and publishers. This year’s World Fantasy Conference is in Tempe Arizona at the end of October with the World Fantasy Awards to be announced on October 31st. [More]

Ringer Spy djdeathskiss writes: TORN is mentioned in the September issue of ‘Empire’ magazine along as part of an article on movie websites. “Out of the thousands of movie web sites on the internet, a select few have carved out positions of power and influence- and not just among the fans, but among the highest echelons of Hollywood power, too.” [More]