TV Land finds love
“First Love, Second Chance” is a new six-episode original series on TV Land. It’s a great title and accurately describes this docu-drama-reality series. Each episode will feature a different couple who were once emotionally involved but who have since broken up. They may have been apart for as long as 20 years. Personally, if I broke up with you 20 years ago, I’ve probably moved on. But that may not be the case in this series, as the viewer takes a week long journey with each couple as they try to go beyond their past and rekindle the romance that once was. The series premiers on Wednesday, March 10th at 10:00 p.m ET/PT. The executive in charge of production is Marco…
When the movie “FAME “was released, I was thrilled; it was about my alma mater The High School of Performing Arts. I loved high school and the film reflected much of the drama, angst, craziness and bold creativity I experienced as a teenager. When they later made it into a TV show – I was on my couch watching. Since then, there really hasn’t been a musical TV show that worked until “Glee”. I’m not saying they didn’t produce them, I’m just saying they didn’t work.
Enhanced e-books are digital downloads of books featuring extras similar to the extras on a DVD. Some e-books include video trailers, author’s bios, links to author’s sites, links to locations mentioned in the book, etc.
Last July I wrote a post about the book “Liar” by Justine Larbalestier. Her young adult novel was the story of a young African American teenager named Micah, yet the book cover featured a white girl. If you read my 
If you’ve ever worked on a clip show, or any show that requires lots and lots of clips from movies or television you know the search can be painfully slow and expensive.
I’m big on time travel stories and when I imagine myself travelling to an earlier time, I can’t quite wrap my wits around how I would survive without my iPhone. It makes you wonder how people in the early 20th century survived without instant access. In fact, they didn’t have to, they had newsreels.
When it comes to pioneers in cable television MTV sits at the head of the wagon train. They launched a network in an era when many of my dear friends were just beginning their TV careers; and like my friends who helped MTV blaze the trail, the network was young, ambitious, and created something brand new – a niche network devoted entirely to music videos. They put the uber in cool. Many said they were crazy, “A channel just for music videos? It will never last.” And they were right, it didn’t. While they had a good long run featuring only music videos eventually they had to change their programming to stay relevant. So the uber cool network changed with the times and created one…
If you’re registered on any social networking site you can and will be found by someone who wants to find you. In this case that someone could be a ‘journalist’ trying to corroborate or enhance their story.