Here’s a playlist of new singles that are available now or are coming soon. If you like any of them the albums will be out soon. The singles are available on iTunes or Amazon. Enjoy!
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The Wolverine
Note this date: July 26, 2013! Hugh Jackman returns as “Wolverine.” If you don’t know who Wolverine is obviously you are not a comic book or movie fan. Here’s the first look of the movie. It’s another IMAX movie upcharge for me! đ
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Tagged comics, entertainment, film, Hugh Jackman, IMAX, James Mangold, Marvel, movie, Wolverine, X-Men, X-Men Origins: Wolverine
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2 Guns
Denzel Washington returns fresh off his Academy Award nomination in Flight in this action/adventure movie about a DEA agent and Naval Intelligence Officer who are investigating each other but discover they have been setup by an ominous criminal organization. 2 Guns also stars Mark Wahlberg and Paula Patton. 2 Guns opens in theatres on August 2, 2013.
‘Finding Dory’ Announced As ‘Finding Nemo’ Sequel With Ellen DeGeneres To Star
Dory is swimming her way back to the box office.
Disney and Pixar announced Tuesday that “Finding Nemo” is getting a sequel with the upcoming release of “Finding Dory.”
âI have waited for this day for a long, long, long, long, long, long time,â said Ellen DeGeneres, who voices Dory, in a statement. âIâm not mad it took this long. I know the people at Pixar were busy creating âToy Story 16.â But the time they took was worth it. The script is fantastic. And it has everything I loved about the first one: Itâs got a lot of heart, itâs really funny, and the best part isâitâs got a lot more Dory.â
“Finding Dory” is reportedly set on the California coastline, one year after “Finding Nemo.” The animated flick will include many of the characters from the first film, such as Marlin, the Tank Gang, and of course, Nemo.
The sequel was first reported by Deadline.com in July of 2012. Andrew Stanton will direct “Finding Dory,” with Albert Brooks, who voiced Marlin in the first film, returning as well.
“Finding Nemo” was a major success for Disney and Pixar. Released in 2003, “Finding Nemo” reached a total worldwide gross of $921.7 million, and took home the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature.
“Finding Nemo” was a major success for Disney and Pixar.
Read More at ‘Finding Dory’ Announced As ‘Finding Nemo’ Sequel With Ellen DeGeneres To Star.
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Tagged Albert Brooks, Andrew Stanton, children, Disney, Dory, Ellen DeGeneres, entertainment, film, Finding Nemo, Nemo, Pixar
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Riddick
This is not a full trailer but, a teaser of the upcoming release. Once the full trailer is released you will be able to see it here. David Twohy is again helming this Riddick adventure and Vin Diesel returns as our quintessential reluctant hero, Riddick. Currently, there’s no poster art available. Tentative opening is set for September 6, 2013. Do you want to see more? I do!
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Tagged Chronicles of Riddick, David Twohy, entertainment, film, movie, Pitch Black, Riddick, Vin Diesel
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The Holy Trinity Of Startup Success: Purpose, Culture, Reward
By Trevor Blake
Last time I looked, there were 19,200 book titles available for purchase at Amazon under the category “Organizational Behavior.” I checked out a few of the top sellers and found a familiar pattern. Not one is written by an author who actually founded, built, and managed his or her own enterprise. The authors are academics or management consultants. Their information may be useful, but I wish more books were written by people who have gone through the experience of building a positive work environment while also juggling trying to satisfy shareholder and customer expectations.I dont consider myself an expert on organizational behavior, but I have built several successful companies from scratch, two of which sold for over $100 million each. Whenever I get together with the various investors, contractors, and personnel to reminisce about those achievements, I am struck by how nostalgic they become. To a person, they describe their involvement in the companies as being the best experiences of their lives. Some investors even went public with those endorsements.As humans our tendency is usually to over-complicate things. I have known some management consultants who would turn the making of a ham sandwich into a PhD thesis and we would all starve to death in the pursuit of perfection. In business, perfection is not the main aim.
via The Holy Trinity Of Startup Success: Purpose, Culture, Reward | Fast Company.
Will Ware be stuck with the bill?
By David Sirota
Louisville sophomore Kevin Wareâs injury today in the Midwest Regional finals of the NCAA tournament will likely be remembered alongside Joe Theismannâs career-ender as one of the most tragically gruesome in sports history. But thatâs not the only tragic and gruesome part of this episode, because unlike Theismann, who was working under a guaranteed contract, Ware was an NCAA athlete helping to generate millions of dollars for the NCAA, but not automatically guaranteed a four-year education scholarship. As in so many other similar cases, that means his injury in service to the NCAAâs multimillion-dollar machine could spell the end of his financial aid and massive healthcare bills to boot.Yes, thatâs right â NCAA basketball is a $780 million-a year business that makes 1 percenters out of NCAA executives, coaches, athletic directors and college administrators. Yet that same business offers relative scraps to the players who actually generate that money.It is certainly true that Division I NCAA basketball players get athletic scholarships. However, those scholarships often do not cover the entire cost of attending college. Additionally, many are not guaranteed four-year scholarships â on the contrary, many schools refuse to offer guaranteed multi-year scholarships, and the NCAAâs big âreformâ of the last few years wasnât to mandate such a guarantee, but to merely allow it if particular schools want it.
Read more at Will Ware be stuck with the bill? – Salon.com.
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