Design + Win a $100 CafePress Voucher!
By admin | February 3, 2010
NB: THIS POST IS STUCK TO THE TOP FOR EASE OF USE!
So you want to kit yourself out with some awesome stuff?
Some stuff that you designed? or even GG designed?
Well, here’s your chance! We’ve teamed up with Cafe Press to give you the chance to win a $100 voucher for any items you want on Cafe Press .com.
We want you to design a T-Shirt (with these terms and conditions in mind from Cafe Press and the ones after the jump) where you represent McDreamy, McSteamy or McArmy (ONLY ONE of them, not all of them) the best way you know how! We’ll judge them and pick our fave!
Here’s the step by step info;
- Design your McDreamy / McSteamy / McArmy image.
- Create a FREE Cafe Press BASIC store here.
- Upload your design to your store.
- Apply your design to a shirt you like.
- When prompted be sure to enter the assigned tags/keywords shown below in the Cafe Press Terms & Conditions.
- Finalise your item.
- Post the link to your Cafe Press shirt as a comment to this post.
The competition closes on Sunday, February 14th 2010.
For EXAMPLES of the kinds of shirts you can design check out this link: http://shop.cafepress.com/greysanatomytv?src=SMGA
The winner will receive a $100 Cafe Press Gift Certificate & a Grey’s Anatomy Fan Pack (t-shirt, water bottle, bag, and more!)
Happy Designing Gabblers!! 
Examples of items we’ve made previously can be found at our Grey’s Gabble Cafe Press Store!
For terms and conditions have a look under the jump!
Topics: Admin / General Info, Competitions | 4 Comments » | 
6.14: Valentines Day Massacre – PROMO’s – UPDATED
By Sarahe | February 5, 2010
Here’s the promo for episode 6.14: Valentines Day Massacre
Date Added: February 5th 2010.
Date Added: 6th February 2010
(Source | COforever1 on You Tube)
NB: THIS POST IS STUCK TO THE TOP UNTIL THE EPISODE AIRS! PLEASE CHECK BELOW FOR THE LATEST GOSSIP!
xox Sarahe
Topics: Blogger: Sarahe, Promos & Sneaks, SPOILER ALERT, Season 6 | 15 Comments » |
6.14: Valentine’s Day Massacre – SNEAK PEEKS!
By Aussie Lee | February 7, 2010
Here are the Sneaks Peeks for this week’s episode 6.14: Valentine’s Day Massacre.
Don’t forget, this is stuck to the top of the page so check below this post for all the latest Grey’s Gossip!
Date added: 7th February 2010
(This is the Kevin McKidd interview on The View which includes a Sneak Peek!)
(Source | COforever 1 on You Tube)
(Source | sararamirezfans on You Tube)
Thanks to SaraRamirezFans on Twitter for the heads up! 
OMG…. Super excited after seeing that second sneak!! That elevator ride is EPIC!! I can’t wait…. how about you??
Till next time,
Aussie Lee xxoo
Topics: Arizona Robbins, Blogger: Aussie Lee, Callie Torres, Chandra Wilson, Guest Stars, Jessica Capshaw, Miranda Bailey, Pics / Scans / Videos, Promos & Sneaks, Sara Ramirez, Season 6 | 10 Comments » |
SPOILER: War on Grey’s?
By Sarahe | February 9, 2010
Here’s the latest on Grey’s Anatomy from Matt Mitovich @ Fancast.com about a possible storyline in a March / April episode. Check it out under the cut.
Topics: Blogger: Sarahe, Kevin McKidd, Kim Raver, Owen Hunt, SPOILER ALERT, Season 6, Teddy Altman | No Comments » |
Defendor Nabs Best Feature Film!
By Sarahe | February 9, 2010
Here’s something that we came across earlier today, but I’ve been a little slow on the posting front. 
At the University of Victoria Film Festival, which highlights Canadian produced features, Defendor grabbed the Best Feature Film Award. This homage to the superhero genre had a lot of positive buzz around the film festival circuit in 2009. Defendor seems like one of those films that seem to transcend the genre, and I hope it gets a DVD release soon. Defendor costars Kat Dennings (Thor), Sandra Oh, and is directed by Peter Stebbings. If you want my opinion, this movie not getting any nominations for the Oscars, or Golden Globes is a travesty.
(Source | Comic Book Movie)
I’ve done a little googling, thinking that this may be an OLD award that we missed, but at Times Colonist a article singing a similar tune was only posted yesterday. so it must be recent;
A Canadian-made drama starring Woody Harrelson as a delusional construction worker who moonlights as a self-appointed superhero took top honours Sunday night as the closing credits rolled on the 2010 Victoria Film Festival.
Writer-director Peter Stebbings’s Defendor, produced by University of Victoria grad Nicholas Tabarrok, was named best feature film during an awards presentation and end-of-festival bash at Fiamo Italian Kitchen.
The best Canadian feature award went to A Shine of Rainbows, Vic Sarin’s heart-rending drama chronicling the metamorphosis of a painfully shy orphan adopted by a couple who live on a magical island in Ireland.
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(Source | Times Colonist)
And from the looks of the University of Victoria Film Festival Blog the whole thing only wrapped up last night (Feb 8th 2010). So that to me, means this is a recent win! Soooo… Congrats to everyone (including Sandra Oh) on the Defendor team!
Now, whilst I was writing this, I realised I didn’t know when this film is being released, so I thought that maybe none of you would either! So I spent a good 20 minutes on Google and IMDB trying to find out the details and here’s what I got;
CANADA: You’re the lucky country, because this film is being released at selected cinema’s in Vancouver and Toronto on February 19th 2010 (details on the Defendor Facebook Page)
USA: Defendor will be released at LA cinema “The Landmark” on February 26th 2010. (details also from the Defendor Facebook Page)
OTHERWISE: It looks like we’ll have to wait for DVD which is slated for an April 13th 2010 release. Here’s the press release I just found from Sony;
DEFENDOR
FIGHT BACK!An Unlikely Hero Will Rise
On DVD April 13th, Armed with Super Cool Bonus Features
Culver City, CA (2/1/10) – Justice has a new name in the action-packed superhero dramedy DEFENDOR, releasing on DVD April 13, 2010, from Sony Pictures Home Entertainment. Woody Harrelson (2009 Golden Globe® Nominee) suits up for adventure and laughs in the story of a regular man who takes on a superhero persona in order to combat crime in his local city. A hip, smartly comic cast, including Sandra Oh (TV’s “Grey’s Anatomy,” Sideways) and Kat Dennings (Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist, The House Bunny), add to the fun in a laugh-filled movie that boldly satirizes the popular comic book hero genre while creating an unforgettable new superhero of its own.
After wowing audiences and critics at its 2009 Toronto International Film Festival premiere, DEFENDOR now rises on DVD, armed with bonus features including feature length commentary with Woody Harrelson, Kat Dennings and the filmmakers, plus five revealing featurettes that take viewers behind the scenes of this innovative new kind of superhero movie, deleted scenes and outtakes.
Synopsis
Arthur Poppington (2009 Golden Globe® Nominee Woody Harrelson) doesn’t need superpowers or fancy toys to fight crime. Armed only with a childlike sense of wonder and his quirky arsenal of cheap, homemade gadgets, he becomes DEFENDOR! He finds an unexpected partner when he rescues and falls for a local prostitute (Kat Dennings, Nick and Norah’s Infinite Playlist). Can the two of them take down the city’s most fearsome crime boss without getting killed in the process?DEFENDOR marks the directorial debut of actor Peter Stebbings (K-19: The Widowmaker), who also wrote the screenplay. It was produced by Nicholas Tabarrok (Left Behind 1-2, Weirdsville). The film’s co-stars include Elias Koteas (The Curious Case of Benjamin Button), Michael Kelly (Did You Hear About the Morgans?). DEFENDOR has a run time of approximately 101 minutes and has been rated R for drug use and language throughout, violence and sexual content.
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Valentines Day Sequel Already?!
By Sarahe | February 9, 2010
They’re already talking about a Valentines Day sequel! What?! I didn’t think the movie was out yet! It certainly doesn’t come in Australia until this Thursday (11th February 2010) so how can they know it will be a hit? (I’m sure it will be, but still).
Anywho, here’s the details on what will likely happen in the V-Day sequel slated for release in late 2011;
Valentine’s Day — which features an all-star lineup that includes Jessica Biel, Ashton Kutcher, Jamie Foxx, Patrick Dempsey, and Julia Roberts — opens in theaters this Friday, Feb. 12, just in time for the most romantic day of the year on Sunday. And anticipating a huge opening weekend for the romantic blockbuster, producers at New Line Cinema are already busily working on a sequel to the ensemble comedy, Variety said Monday.
Director Garry Marshall is stepping behind the camera again to helm the buzzed-about follow-up, New Year’s Eve. The Valentine’s Day sequel will feature many of the same characters descending on New York City on Dec. 31 to watch the old year turn into a new one filled with possibilities, according to the trade paper.
The film is slated for release late next year.
(Source | Pop Crunch)
What are your thoughts? Is it to soon to be shouting about making a sequel? I think it might be. But if it means more Patrick Dempsey, I’m all for it. Sound off in the comments section below.
xox Sarahe
Topics: Blogger: Sarahe, Eric Dane, Gossip, Movies, Patrick Dempsey, Random! | 3 Comments » |
Eric & Rebecca Are Nesting!
By Sarahe | February 9, 2010
Eric Dane and heavily pregnant wife, Rebecca Gayheart, were spotted cleaning out their house on February 8th 2010, in an attempt to ready the house for the gorgeous little girl that Rebecca is about to pop out!
(Source | Faded Youth Blog)
What do you think that huge colourful Eric is dragging into (or maybe out of?? I can’t tell) the house? Is it some kind of awesome new baby toy? I don’t know. Maybe it’s just a colourful coat hanger. Share your thoughts in the comments section below.
xox Sarahe
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KMK’s Buzzine Interview.
By Sarahe | February 9, 2010
I love when movies come out for the GA stars! It means we get loads and loads and loads of interviews with them.
Here’s an interview with Kevin McKidd from Buzzine and online cultural and entertainment magazine;
When it comes to a seeming wave of Scottish actors who are invading America with their roguish charm and sword-swinging biceps, there’s no foot soldier whose landing might be more deserved, or long-in-the-coming than Kevin McKidd’s. Hailing from Elgin, Moray, McKidd got his start in youth theater before making a detour into studying engineering at Edinborough. But like all charismatic actors who seemed destined for a seemingly incongruous career path, it wasn’t long before acting pulled McKidd back in. His early theater work with Robert Carlyle’s Rain Dog Theater Company portended McKidd’s iconic film debut, standing alongside Carlyle as Tommy, one of the endearing drug-addled miscreants of that paean to Scottish bad behavior known as Trainspotting.McKidd’s imposing frame may have gotten him started out as a “gentle giant,” but he was capable enough of emotionally varying it through any number of accents and diverse characters for Hideous Kinky, Topsy-Turvy, Anna Karenina, De-Lovely and Kingdom of Heaven before his Anglo-phile appeal truly became internationally historic with HBO’s Rome. For a series that put believably immoral grit in the sword-and-sandal genre, McKidd’s Roman officer Lucius Vorenus stood for what might be called a voice of reason, honoring duty, country and unknowingly playing witness to history while also playing straight-man to Ray Stevenson’s berserker gladiator Titus Pullo. Rome’s critical success would quickly make McKidd a leading man in American television, first as a reporter unstuck in time for NBC’s one-season cult wonder Journeyman, and presently as the shell-shocked Dr. Owen Hunt on Grey’s Anatomy. All the while, McKidd has continued to do his country proud amidst his new LA environs as the Scot to beat for a lady’s hand in Made of Honor, then as the bad-ass voice of the Scottish super-soldier “Soap” MacTavish in the gloriously violent video game “Modern Warfare 2.”
Now, after more than showing he knows how to handle a broadsword as god-worshiping characters in Rome and The Last Legion, McKidd finally ascends to the all-powerful heavens with Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief, essaying the role of Poseidon alongside an acting pantheon that includes Sean Benn’s Zeus, Rosario Dawson’s Chiron and Uma Thurman’s Medusa. It’s McKidd’s charisma that unleashes the thunder like never before (not to mention the ocean) in his relationship to a half-god son whom he seeks to protect from the various demons and deities that want his birthright. But perhaps even cooler for McKidd than going to Mount Olympus is being on the ground floor of what might be the next big Hollywood teen-fantasy franchise, one directed by no less than Harry Potter’s Chris Columbus. For fans of Kevin McKidd’s work, not to mention the acting aspirations of his countrymen, Percy Jackson is a literal godsend.
Daniel Schweiger: In the cinematic Mount Olympus of the gods, I don’t think Poseidon has really gotten his live action due before this movie. He barely merited a cameo in the original Clash of the Titans.
Kevin McKidd: Poseidon definitely gets prominence in this movie because he’s Percy Jackson’s father. That gives him a good head-start! Percy finds out he’s a half-blood son of a god and is a demi-god himself. He’s an unhappy teenager with a stepfather he hates, and then finds out that he’s got these powers from his dad. So what’s beyond the big fantasy-action of the movie is the story of an estranged father and son, almost as if Poseidon had been a divorced dad who didn’t get custody. That’s because Zeus passed an edict forbidding all gods from meeting and talking with their half-god children. So Percy Jackson is kind of like Kramer Vs. Kramer in a way! And Zeus is the judge of this court.
DS: Movies always seem to cast actors from the British Isles as the gods, from Laurence Olivier as Zeus in the original Clash of the Titans to Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes in the remake. Why do you think Hollywood likes those all-powerful English accents?
KM: I think it’s a cinematic shorthand, probably stemming back to the days of the theater because, when you think of the perceived knowledge of the gods, an English accent conveys it in a classical environment. That’s the only hunch I can go on.
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