So does “Reviews from the Couch.”
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Cinema Fromage reviews Cinematic Titanic’s latest.
The Newark Star-Ledger writes about Cinematic Titanic. However, the author, who claims to be a fan, either has a bad memory or a bad fact-checker.
The first set of songs for QuickStop Entertainment’s Song Fu contest have been posted (the challenge was to write a song about the moon), including a jazzy little number from The RiffTones called “Moon Shine.” Voting has begun. Check it out.
…by Pop Matters.
On last night’s (07/08) “Jeopardy” broadcast, one ‘answer’ was…
The contestant responded “Mystery Science Theater.” No deduction of points for omitting the “3000.” Congrats, Josh! Thanks to Claire Little and Joe Raygor for the heads up. And thanks to, um, well, he knows who he is, for the screen shot. |
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