“Law & Order: SVU” is heading into its 13th season with major cast changes. After Christopher Meloni’s departure after a reported salary dispute and Mariska Hargitay’s decision to take some time off to be with her family, producers had to find two new leads – and fast. For a while, repor... |
28 June 2011
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The gaming industry and Hollywood have had a very close friendship for quite some time. Whether it was about making game-based movies or movie-based games, the two branches of entertainment have collaborated quite nicely. Such is the case with voice acting or even real-life acting, for which big companies like Electr... |
23 February 2009
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Ten years have passed since people started saying that the Internet was the next stage for actors and producers, and that some, if not most, productions would eventually move to the Web. Here we are, a full decade later, and the network still only hosts a few actors, but none of the biggest names in the industry. Al... |
20 February 2009
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In the gaming industry, as far as storytelling goes, there are a lot of trends. In the early days, when cut scenes rendered in real time weren't possible due to graphics limitations, a lot of companies started to employ live action sequences with real persons in order to cut back on costs and deliver a worthwhil... |
28 January 2009
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The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) seeks to impose more legislation, to regulate the way drug ad campaigns are targeted at the citizens directly. America and New Zealand are the only two countries to allow such direct practices, while the European Union abandoned them a few years ago. Advertisements that are unsu... |
11 December 2008
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I don't even want to try estimating the number of fans who can hardly wait for a real Dragonball movie (real as in "with real, human actors") to be released. As you probably already know if you are a fan, such a movie is in the works and it will hit theaters on the 10th of April 2009. However, information regard... |
23 May 2008
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Negotiations between the Screen Actors Guild and major studios, concerning the payment of actors for their performances in video clips featured on websites like YouTube, have reached a dead end. It appears that the two parties couldn't reach an agreement regarding the fee that actors are supposed to receive for ... |
13 May 2008
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