TORn blows into Wondercon this month
Calling all So Cal Ringers, TheOneRing.net will be presenting a panel at Wondercon in Anaheim later this month....
Continue readingCalling all So Cal Ringers, TheOneRing.net will be presenting a panel at Wondercon in Anaheim later this month....
Continue readingThe folks at IFC.com have sent us along a link to their great interview with David Hughes, author...
Continue readingPeter Jackson posted on his Facebook page today the latest of his production blog (video blog? vlog?) featuring...
Continue reading“What’s this? A ranger caught off his guard?” –Arwen to Strider during The Fellowship of the Ring The...
Continue readingSpeaking with MTV about working with Peter Jackson on The Hobbit, actor Benedict Cumberbatch (who’s been cast in the role of...
Continue readingThe initials BC must stand for ‘Busy Chap’. Benedict Cumberbatch is set to become the darling of geeks...
Continue readingPeter Jackson has just posted the following update on his Facebook page: Hi everybody. We will have a...
Continue readingWe reported last week that Gandalf was spotted in Manhattan; we also know that Smaug isn’t in Middle...
Continue readingThanks to all who entered to win tickets to the Lord of the Rings trilogy screening taking place...
Continue readingA decade ago with Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings trilogy was making an impact in popular culture,...
Continue readingWelcome to our collection of TORn’s hottest topics for the past week. If you’ve fallen behind on what’s...
Continue readingIt’s Tinseltown’s biggest celebration – the Oscars take place tonight! And already here at TORn we’re busy planning...
Continue readingA Maia, Gandalf would have witnessed the foundation of Arda. But when he was “embodied” in Middle-earth during...
Continue readingSean Astin (born February 25, 1971), and recently featured on TORn Tuesday with Quickbeam, is an American film...
Continue readingOur spies are everywhere… Our crebain from Dunland reported back to us that Gandalf, aka Sir Ian Mckellen,...
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