USA Men’s Hockey loses opening game of Olympics
By Peter Spetelunas
Team USA suffers a huge blow to medal chances after losing to Slovenian team in Olympic opener
By Peter Spetelunas
Team USA suffers a huge blow to medal chances after losing to Slovenian team in Olympic opener
By April Newell
If you are in a city park and forgot to put on sunscreen, you could be in luck. That’s because you can get free sunscreen from dispensers in major city parks.
By Jillian Leff — 09/21/09 Glamour was out in full force for the 61st Annual Primetime Emmy Awards held at the Nokia Theatre this past Sunday. Watching the stars strut their stuff on the red carpet was unforgettable.
By Shannon Donahue— 2/20/2009
Today I had the chance to interview Executive Producer Aaron Ryder. Ryder is most notable for his work on several movies such as “Memento,” “The Mexican,” “Donnie Darko,” and “The Prestige.” Needless to say, I was fairly nervous having the opportunity not only to meet but also interview this highly successful motion picture producer.
By Christina Barkhorn–2/20/2009
I wasn’t sure what to expect interviewing Overture Films CEO Chris McGurk but I definitely got a lot more than expected.
After we set up our equipment we were told by McGurk’s publicist that there was going to be a surprise for the entire company and that if we had time, it would be worth it to stay. Little did I know that I was going to be meeting Academy Award nominee Richard Jenkins.
By Anna Scheer— 2/19/2009
Today we went to the Hollywood and Highland Kitchen to interview one of the most renowned chefs, Wolfgang Puck. My family is in the restaurant business, so I knew a busy kitchen wouldn’t phase me. But wow!!! We walked in to see a colorful array of food and get a sneak peak at what the stars will be eating at the Governor’s Ball Sunday following the Oscars.
By Cat Oppenhimer — 2/18/2009
Upon pulling into the horseshoe entrance outside of the Creative Arts Agency in Hollywood early this afternoon, we found ourselves surrounded by Bentleys, Blackberrys, and the big wigs of Hollywood. The CAA is serious business, and maybe it was just me…but I felt mildly jolted by the whole scene.
By Shannon Joy Donahue — 2/18/2009
Today we took visit inside the magical set of special effects. Emerson Alum
Matt Corrigan was generous enough to let us not only inside his workshop, but
also inside the mind of a special effects creator. Matt has worked on several films over the years. Those most memorable include “I am Legend” and “300.”
It was surreal, standing face to face to TV’s hottest celebrities. Faces that usually are shrunken on my Hulu screen were now looking right into my eyes waiting for me to ask them the next question.