Emerald Rose Chosen for National Commercial
Celtic Folk Rockers (and TORn Friends) Emerald Rose received good news this week from producers at the American...
Continue readingCeltic Folk Rockers (and TORn Friends) Emerald Rose received good news this week from producers at the American...
Continue readingGloria writes: Join Fantasy Festival 2008, April 26th at the University of Utah Union Building, Salt Lake City,...
Continue readingGary Gygax, a pioneer of the imagination who transported a fantasy realm of wizards, goblins and elves onto...
Continue readingLeonard Rosenman, composer for Ralph Bakshi’s ‘The Lord of the Rings’ film, has passed away. According to the...
Continue readingVanessa “Saffron” Price, Online Community Representative for Turbine, Inc. writes: Glóin, one of the thirteen companions of Thorin...
Continue readingDr. Baggins sends in word on a Seminar at the Victoria University of Wellington, Aotearoa New Zealand. “The...
Continue readingScenes shot in Wairarapa will feature in the upcoming Peter Jackson film, The Lovely Bones, with the possibility...
Continue readingVanessa “Saffron” Price, Online Community Representative for Turbine, Inc. writes: We’ve posted a new announcement on our forums...
Continue readingFranky writes: Apparently in Australia, Miranda Otto is appearing on the T.V. breakfast show “The Today Show” on...
Continue readingFrom IMDB: At least 75 percent of New Line’s staff of 600 are likely to be fired in...
Continue readingDominic Monaghan will be a guest on ‘The Tonight Show with Jay Leno’ on March 12th. The Tonight...
Continue readingClaire writes: Billy Boyd is starring in a new series on BBC4 called “Empty”. It’s about “Jacky and...
Continue reading(Or Mountains and Molehills of the Mind) John Howe writes: The other day, walking outdoors was like stepping...
Continue readingContemporary composer Johan de Meij’s The Lord of the Rings Symphony is the centerpiece of the Knoxville Wind...
Continue readingAragorn by Ainu Laire Ringer board member and artist, Ainu Laire, was kind enough to point out that...
Continue reading