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Month of Macabre 6

Well it appears I haven't posted in about a year.

Sorry.

Month of Macabre is gonna be huge this year! Check it out in the September 28th issue of the 7.

Also I have a zombie Britney Spears painting that will be in an exhibit called JUST BRITNEY opening on September 28th at World of Wonder in Hollywood. This is going to be a really cool show and might get some good press as Chris Crocker has some stuff in it.
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The Month of Macabre V - Week I Statistics

Death Toll
Humans - 108
Undead - 36
Creatures and Animals - 3
Total = 147

Titometer 2006
Regular - 70
Dead - 4
Total = 74

Pizzas Killed
Little Caesars - 3
Pete's Pizza - 2
Total = 5

Best Movie Quote: "Do you think I'm a wussy fucking weaktit?" from Trick or Treat.

Best Viewer Quote: "Is she getting raped by a ghost or something?"

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MALL MADNESS NIGHT 5:00PM

Please bring food cout type food.



16) Chopping Mall - AKA Killbots - (1986)
- Where shopping can cost you an arm and a leg.



17) Phantom of the Mall: Eric's Revenge (1989)
- At Midwood Mall Prices Aren't The Only Thing Being Slashed. Oh yeah, PAULY SHORE is in it!



18) Dawn of the Dead - Unrated Director's Cut - (2004)
- When there's no more room in hell, the dead will walk the earth...again.
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Sam Huntington, who stars as Jimmy Olsen in Warner Bros. Pictures' Superman Returns, gave ComingSoon.net an update on Fanboys, the comedy-drama that Kevin Spacey's Trigger Street is producing for The Weinstein Company. Huntington co-stars with Dan Fogler, Kristen Bell, Jay Baruchel and Chris Marquette as "Star Wars" geeks in Kyle Newman's directorial debut.

"It's fantastic. I got to work with Kevin Spacey again, which was real exciting," said Huntington. "Yeah, it's called 'Fanboys' and it comes out, I think, beginning of next year -- and it's about 'Star Wars' fans. It's about these four friends who drive from Ohio to San Francisco in 1998 to steal a copy of 'Episode I The Phantom Menace' from the Skywalker Ranch and it's really, really funny and it's a very very emotionally powerful, believe it or not, because they're fulfilling the wish of their dying friend. And I know that sounds very cliched, but it's actually very tastefully done."

He says he plays "a car salesman who is kind of like hounding the trip. I play a guy who basically has been segregated from his fanboy friends. They've all continued on after college to remain fanboys and I've kind of gone the corporate road and work for my day at a car dealership and inherit it at the beginning of the movie and then it just kind of goes on after that. That's right. I rediscover my inner fanboy."

Asked how the fanboys in the film will react to Jar Jar Binks, Huntington said, "Jar Jar appears in the movie in a very very funny way that I can't reveal to you, because it's absolutely hysterical. It's one of my favorite moments in the whole movie."

He added that George Lucas does make an appearance. "Needless to say, we kiss his ass for an hour-and-a-half, he kind of had to sign off on it, you know. The extend of his... I should keep that kind of a mystery, the extent of his involvement. It's very cool. It's going to be a fun, fun movie."
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It was just confirmed. I will be in LA in exactly 1 year and minus a few days.

Star Wars Celebration IV in Los Angeles To Mark 30th Anniversary of Saga

To celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Star Wars, Lucasfilm Ltd. and Gen Con LLC will throw the largest party ever for fans of the saga, taking over the entire Los Angeles Convention Center in May 2007 for five days filled with live entertainment, celebrities from all six movies, special film and video presentations, an exhibit of movie props and costumes, exclusive merchandise sold at a 24-hour-a-day store, pop culture tributes, immersive events, costume contests, and scores of additional activities.

Star Wars Celebration IV will fill the L.A. Convention Center from Thursday, May 24 to Monday, May 28, 2007. Admission to the first day of the event will be for worldwide members of the Official Star Wars Fan Club, many of whom will help plan and run special programming themselves. The convention will be open to the general public from Friday through Monday, Memorial Day.

"Generations of fans have loved Star Wars, many passing along the 'Star Wars gene' to their children," said Steve Sansweet, Director of Content Management and head of Fan Relations for Lucasfilm. "This is the first chance to celebrate all six movies in the saga-George Lucas' complete story-as well as the vibrant future of Star Wars. If you've ever been to one of our Celebrations-or if you haven't been before-this is the one not to miss."

Celebration III, a four-day event held in Indianapolis in April 2005, attracted more than 34,000 fans from all over the world. "We started getting questions about a possible Celebration IV even while the last convention was running," Sansweet noted. "So we're determined to far outstrip anything we've done before, both in size and scope, as well as introduce many first-time activities and lots of exclusives."

Lucasfilm is also working on other Star Wars-related events in the Los Angeles area just prior to Celebration IV, "so we're expecting Southern California to become 'Destination: Star Wars' from the weekend before through Memorial Day weekend," Sansweet said.

The convention announcement was made jointly by Lucasfilm Ltd. and Gen Con LLC. Gen Con will once again manage the convention on behalf of Lucasfilm and the Official Star Wars Fan Club. The Celebration IV announcement is being made a year in advance to give fans worldwide a chance to plan for a week-long "Destination: Star Wars" blow-out in Los Angeles.

Los Angeles is the ideal site for a 30th Anniversary convention, Sansweet said, since there are many Star Wars roots in the area. It was also the location of the first official Star Wars fan gathering, the 10th Anniversary Convention. Star Wars opened on May 25, 1977, on just 32 theater screens in North America, including Grauman's Chinese Theater on Hollywood Boulevard.

One of the highlights for fans at a Star Wars convention is the chance to buy unique merchandise, including an exclusive, limited-edition action figure. Because this has led to bottlenecks and long lines in the past, the Celebration IV store will be bigger than ever, self-service, well-stocked with merchandise, have plenty of check-out lanes...and be open 24 hours a day from the opening of the show on Thursday until the close on Monday!

"Gen Con is thrilled to be working again with Lucasfilm on this very special event," said Peter Adkison, owner of Gen Con LLC, producer of Gen Con Indy and other Gen Con events. "Together I know that we will produce a convention that will not only meet, but exceed, fans' expectations. With Lucasfilm 100% behind this show, it's going to be the biggest party in the history of the franchise. We are particularly focused on dramatically improving the selection and service in the Celebration store."

Stay tuned to starwars.com as your primary source for updates about programming, guests, activities, entertainment and exclusive merchandise at Celebration IV to be released as they are confirmed closer to the convention. Online ordering for tickets to the event and for discounted hotel rooms is scheduled to begin late summer/early fall. There will also be information on getting around Los Angeles, traveling to and from the Convention Center, and on shuttle buses available for convention-goers who are staying in the city.
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I decided to make a list of places that are unique to Spokane (or just cool) because I usually can't remember them all when I want to take people out. Let me know what I forgot.

Food
- Blue Fish
- Chicken N More
- Cyrus O’Leary’s (Friday night Unlimited Free Hot Wings!)
- D-Lish’s
- David’s Pizza
- Dick’s
- Dolly’s
- Domini’s
- The Donut Parade
- The Elk
- Ferguson’s (Benny & Joon cafe)

- Frank’s Diner
- Hu Hot Mongolian Grill
- Kalico Kitchen
- Knight’s Diner
- Krispee Kreme
- The Milk Bottle
- The Old Spaghetti Factory
- The Pita Pit
- The Satellite
- Sonic Burrito
- Wolfy’s Old West Steak House (They still serve Rockin’ 50’s food too!)

Drinks
- The Baby Bar
- Big Foot Pub (Home of Madonna' 1st Theatrical Appearance in Vision Quest.)

- Far West Billiards
- Mootsy’s
- The Peacock Room
- The Spread

Coffee
- The Empyrean
- The Merq
- The Rockwood Bakery

Stuff
- 4,000 Holes
- Auntie’s Book Store
- Boo Radley’s
- Goodwill
- Unified Groove Merchants

Concerts & Movies
- The Big Dipper
- Fat Tuesday’s
- The Garland Theatre (Midnight Movies)
- Rock Coffee

Art
- The Jundt Museum
- Lorinda Knight Gallery
- The MAC

Dirty
- Classic Rock Casino / Lilac Lanes
- Northern Quest Casino (Free Pop!)

Parks & Other Sites
- Manito Park
- Riverfront Park (Garbage Goat!)
- The Thousand Steps (Haunted Graveyard)

Nerd Stuff
- The Comic Book Shop
- Laser Quest
- Trade A Game
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Letterbox and NOT Anamorphic (from The Digital Bits)

We want to take a few moments this morning to post some follow-up thoughts on our Star Wars DVD editorial from yesterday. Since we first posted the DVD transfer information, and especially after our comments of yesterday morning, we've received many hundreds of e-mails from Star Wars fans, home theater enthusiasts and industry insiders (our sincere thanks to all of you for your thoughts), nearly all of whom agree with our sentiments, specifically that if Lucasfilm is going to release the original theatrical versions of the Star Wars films on DVD, they should at least present them in anamorphic widescreen to ensure some semblance of acceptable video quality for fans who may wish to purchase them. Still, a few people felt we were making mountains out of molehills.

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Lots of people always talk about how the Bible says homosexuality is wrong, but why aren't they just as concerned with beard shaving? Shaving your beard is just as wrong!