Diamond Harfoot-Baggins writes: People from Shire Post will be gathering in Springdale, Arkansas, on September 25th to celebrate Bilbo and Frodo’s Birthday. For more information and directions, contact Mayor Whitfoot!
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LKK writes: Showtime has scheduled at least four unaired episodes of “Jeremiah” co-starring Sean Astin starting September 3, at 8pm. They will show two new episodes back to back the first two weekends of the month. Showtime and Showtime HD will debut the episodes on Friday. Showtime Too repeats the episodes on Saturday at 10pm. Showtime Beyond has a third airing on Sunday at 8pm. [More]
Need a Giant Return of the King movie banner? TORn is proud to auction off this 10ft x 38ft banner featuring the ROTK cast. We originally planned to have this banner hanging on the back of the stage at The Return of the One Party, but believe it or not, it was too BIG! If you are interested in owning this gigantic piece, the auction will be open for ten days. Imagine the possibilities… you could hang it on the entire side of your house, apartment or office building. (We suggest asking the property owners first!) Happy bidding and good luck! [Click Here]
Lara writes: Yesterday I was fortunate enough to get to Waikiki in time to see the pilot episode of LOST, being promoted as the crew filmed on O’ahu. I arrived extra early, in hopes of seeing Dominic Monaghan there, preferably giving autographs. I was in luck, and he arrived half an hour later than most of the cast, but I obtained his signature on my TTT calendar! I also got close enough to get quite a few good shots of him. [More]
Irascian writes: I’ve posted a series of “sound bite” interviews and photo’s from the Fellowship Festival which finishes in the UK today. Bernard “Theoden” Hill, Craig “Haldir” Parker and Sarah “Rosie Cotton” McLeod are featured, with a full report and a lot more pictures to follow. [More]
Ma Quetelye i Eldalambe? The Chicago Children’s Choir is trying. For those unfamiliar with the ways of the Middle Earth of The Lord of the Rings, the first sentence translates “Do you speak Elvish?” [More]