Salquendor writes: I was in Wal-Mart today and picked up a copy of Glamour magazine. (Yes, I was…
Continue ReadingSalquendor writes: I was in Wal-Mart today and picked up a copy of Glamour magazine. (Yes, I was bored.) Anyway, it had Hair do’s and don’ts in it. In the do’s part, there is a pic of Legolas and Gandalf the White, cropped from some of the released ROTK pics where they are walking in Edoras, and it says that a definite “do” is to use the Middle Earth colorist for blonde hair!!! It was hilarious!!! LOTR is glamour now!!!
Nona writes: Sean Bean (Boromir) has designed some interesting-looking diamond cufflinks to aid the National Osteoporosis Society, a British charity. He joins a number of other British celebrities who are contributing to this project. [More]
Giles Smith writes: On a recent Tuesday, the composer Howard Shore left his hotel in London and climbed into a black Mercedes for the forty-five-minute drive to Watford, an unromantic suburb northwest of the city. There, in the Watford Colosseum, a municipal dance hall opposite a tanning salon, a sweetshop, and a pharmacy, Shore was working on the score for “The Return of the King,” the last movie in the “Lord of the Rings” trilogy, a project that has occupied him for the past three years and will soon be completed. [More]
thaxson writes: Frodo Baggins is in 5th place on Forbes Magazine Top earnings for all Fictional Characters. Frodo Baggins is #5 ahead of Darth Vader with a whopping 2.2Billion Annual Income. He is however behind Winnie the Pooh, Mickey Mouse, Harry Potter and Spiderman. [More]
HilltopHood writes: I’m not sure if you know about this already, but I haven’t noticed it on your site so I thought I’d let you know. The Hoyts (Australian cinema chain) website has details about screenings of the extended edition or FOTR and TTT. Fellowship of the Ring screens from December 11-17 and The Two Towers from December 18-22. [More]
HilltopHood writes: I’m not sure if you know about this already, but I haven’t noticed it on your site so I thought I’d let you know.
The Hoyts (Australian cinema chain) website has details about screenings of the extended edition or FOTR and TTT. Fellowship of the Ring screens from December 11-17 and The Two Towers from December 18-22. There is also mention of a screening of a “Lord of the Rings Double Feature on December 23/24”, ahead of the release of Return of the King on December 26.
The screenings are listed to be shown at the Fox Studios (NSW), George St (NSW), Highpoint (VIC) and Carousel (WA) theatres. No mention of ticket sales at this point.
