You can check out a free outdoor screening of We Bought A Zoo this Friday, August 31st at the Waltham Commons in Waltham, MA. This looks like a great place to see a movie and it’s just outside of Boston. More details over at their official site.
Monthly Archives: August 2012
Emma Interview
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Photo By Mikael Jansson
Cameron sits down for a chat with Emma Stone in the latest issue of Interview magazine. They talk about how Emma grew up on 70s and 80s comedy, heartbreak, her filmography, The Apartment and much, much more. We hope you like it.
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Aug 27, 2012
Happy Birthday Robert Plant
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Robert Plant by Neal Preston (1975)
To celebrate and honor Robert Plant’s birthday today, we’d like to remind you about all the various Zeppelin related Journalism that’s available for your viewing pleasure. Dive in and reacquaint yourself with all things Led Zep.
- “Led Zeppelin Alchemy: Transmuting” – L.A. Times – October, 1973
- “Led Zep Won’t Stop Touring” – Circus – November, 1973
- “The Durable Led Zeppelin” – Rolling Stone – March, 1975
- “Led Zep Conquers States” – Rolling Stone – May, 1975
- “Zeppelin’s Presence” – Rolling Stone – June, 1976
- Led Zeppelin Box Set – Liner Notes – September, 1993
- The Song Remains The Same – Liner Notes – September, 1976
- Led Zeppelin: Portraits – Introduction – January, 1986
- The Song Remains The Same – Liner Notes – August, 2007
- ” I Love Led Zeppelin” – The Telegraph – December, 2007
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Aug 20, 2012
Fast Times Celebrates 30 Years
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We asked Cameron to share a few words about the 30th anniversary of Fast Times at Ridgemont High. It was released in theaters on August 13, 1982.
On the last day of filming Fast Times at Ridgemont High there were high-fives and happy/sad goodbyes. Amy Heckerling had powered through a tough schedule, and we’d snuck the movie through the studio system, in no small part thanks to our fiercely funny and protective producer Art Linson. Sean Penn, who’d been in character the entire filming, arrived in a brown corduroy jacket and introduced himself. “I’m Sean,” he announced. We all felt instantly nostalgic for the blonde stoner we’d known and called Jeff for the previous three months. I looked around, and saw one of the red trash cans that had followed us from location to location, from the Sherman Oaks mall to Van Nuys High. It’s been in my writing room ever since. Happy 30th Anniversary… and thanks to all the cast, crew and fine friends we still have from those bitchin’ summer days of not so long ago….
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Aug 13, 2012
David Crosby: Remember My Name-Out Now on DVD/Blu-ray & Digital!
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