Tolkien Lecture in Missouri
TORN Staffer MrCere sends this along: Colin Havard: An Inkling’s Son Remembers J.R.R. Tolkien & C.S. Lewis. Presented...
Continue readingTORN Staffer MrCere sends this along: Colin Havard: An Inkling’s Son Remembers J.R.R. Tolkien & C.S. Lewis. Presented...
Continue readingCheley sends in word of an event at the London Heathrow Thistle Convention & Events Centre. Dominic Monaghan...
Continue readingIn an extract from his biography of Peter Jackson, Brian Sibley, tells of the director’s early struggles to...
Continue readingThe Forbes.com website ranks 13 celebrities pushing up daisies on their income and proves that death need not...
Continue readingFrom The Hollywood Reporter (via movieweb.com): Sands hopes to resuscitate MGM with several big new films. He’s packaging...
Continue readingThe Brazilian Tolkiendili Federation (FTB) claims for your participation at the HobbitCon 2006, from November 2nd. to 5th.,...
Continue readingReports that it was game over for Peter Jackson’s Halo movie are being shot down by industry insiders....
Continue readingAndy Serkis, who co-stars in Robert Zemeckis’ upcoming Beowulf film, told SCI FI Wire that the movie’s computer...
Continue readingA ton of interesting new films are out on DVD this week. Take an early look on our...
Continue readingOnce again Bruce Hopkins aka Gamling explores new ways to marry digital film-making with the power of the...
Continue readingKiwi actor Bruce Hopkins aka Gamling gets involved in all kinds of experimental stuff exploring the possibilities of...
Continue readingA DRAGON trained in the Highlands to defeat the French during the Napoleonic wars is to become the...
Continue readingFolks from the Argentinean Tolkien Society write: As every year the Asociacion Tolkien Argentina (Argentinean Tolkien Society) organizes...
Continue readingGuinness has adjudged the Most Expensive Movie Ever Made to be the 2005 King Kong — at $207...
Continue readingPenny Wark writes: I am looking for a globally famous man yet I suspect I will not recognise...
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