THE BIZ
CO Theater Tragedy Shocks But May Boost Industry
By EDUARDO LOPEZ-LARMO
First, please understand that in no way does this piece condone or forgive the violent acts of that monster on Friday, July 20 in Colorado...
FILM REVIEW
Pixar Gives Sexual Power To Budding Princess Merida
By ISABEL KERCHNER
When Princess Merida needs to cross a bridge to return to the kingdom, it is implied that she performs sexual favors for an ogre.
CELEBRITY WATCH
Bieber Sexy To Both Straight And Gay
By PETER HARTWIG
SANTA MARINO – A study published in July’s edition of Modern Sociology Journal reaches a shocking conclusion: many men that live “straight” lives find teen crooner Justin Bieber to be “sexy.” Even more impressively, when Bieber is dressed in a wig and makeup a whopping 82-percent of men classify him as “sexy.”A majority of male subjects registered a sexual response to the image of Justin Bieber dressed as a female.
THE TREATMENT
Controversial Brian’s Song Redux In Production
By DARREN WILKES
HOLLYWOOD - Word that Artisanal Film of Santa Marino is planning to remake the sports classic tear-jerker Brian’s Song was greeted with anxiety by more than a few fans of the original film — and by Billie Dee Williams who starred as Gayle Sayers in the original film. With that surname, whether he was black or Persian was up for debate, but one thing for certain was that he was cool.
SATC REBIRTH
SATC’s Bradshaw To Get Feminized
By DAWN HYMAN
Did anyone really think that Carrie Bradshaw would ride the airwaves -- or cable lines -- ever again? Well, get ready, because stunner Annasophia (yes, all one word) Robb will be taking up the mantle of a young Carrie Bradshaw in go-go NYC in the 1980s in Sex and the City Prequel -- The Carrie Diaries. For those unfamiliar with Robb, she looks only vaguely like the beloved Sarah Jessica Parker.
FILM REVIEW
Surprising Innocence Earns Its 79 Virgins
By EDUARDO LOPEZ-LARMO
If any publicity is good publicity, the controversial film Innocence of Muslims is very fortunate indeed. Recent unrest in the Middle East supposedly sparked by previews of the film has launched an unintended awareness campaign that no marketing budget could touch. But is Innocence worth the price of admission?