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The Golden Globe Nominees for 2010 were announced this morning. Here’s the list of nominees. Anyone have any thoughts to share? Personally, I think it’s hilarious that Avatar and It’s Complicated got nominated before they’ve even been released. Also, why no Lost love for Best Television Show - Drama?
Here are the nominees. Which do you think will end up making the cut at the Oscars? Share your thoughts below.
This is in response to President Obama’s recent decision to send 30,000 more troops into Afghanistan, while at the same time reiterating the fact that Iraq was and still is the long war and there is a need to pull out to refocus in Afghanistan, which according to the President is the right war. The decision to escalate any war is controversial and this one is no different, even members of President Obama’s own party are divided on the issue. I would like to ask my readers what you think on the issue, elaboration in the comments section is recommended.
You can find more controversial issues on Michael Kirschner’s website: http://www.michaelkirschner.wordpress.com
Exciting news for Lost fans today as Carlton Cuse officially released the following on his Twitter:
LOST will premiere Tuesday, February 2 at 9PM.
The news that Losties everywhere have been waiting for.
The ABC press release that followed this announcement gave the following regular cast members (think what you will to these):
Naveen Andrews as Sayid, Nestor Carbonell as Richard Alpert, Emilie de Ravin as Claire, Michael Emerson as Ben, Jeff Fahey as Frank Lapidus, Matthew Fox as Jack, Jorge Garcia as Hurley, Josh Holloway as Sawyer, Daniel Dae Kim as Jin, Yunjin Kim as Sun, Ken Leung as Miles, Evangeline Lilly as Kate, Terry O’Quinn as Locke and Zuleikha Robinson as Ilana
Given that the announcement has no mention of a stoppage for the Olympics which many had pondered, and assuming a 2 part season opener (confirmed) and a…
Tonight is the series premiere of the the remake of “V” on ABC. The large cast includes Elizabeth Mitchell (Lost’s Juliet), Morris Chestnut, Joel Gretsch, Lourdes Benedicto (NYPD Blue and The Nine) Scott Wolf (Party of Five), and Firefly alumni Morena Baccarin and Alan Tudyk.
Each Tuesday, we’ll have a new post up to talk about what happened in the episode, in real time and post-episode. If you’re reading this and have not yet watched this episode of V then please beware of spoilers. There will be 4 episodes in this “pod” of episodes and they’ll run in November.
And of course, as always, you can check out Jay and Jack’s new V Podcast on iTunes (link to subscribe: The V Podcast with Jay and Jack).
Let’s dicuss!
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So the evil Yankees are back in the World Series and the debate about large market dominance in baseball has fired up again. Living between NY and Philly I have seen both sides of the issue. Until the last 5 - 7 years, the Phillies pretended to be a small market franchise and of course the Yankees are the bully many people love to hate. Personally, I think this is one of the best, most competitive eras of baseball and that a salary cap would ruin the game like it has ruined the NBA and NHL. I would also argue that the NFL is not better because of the cap but the popularity of the sport itself overruns any detriment the cap may cause.…
By now, you’ve probably seen the Popular Mechanics article where Dr. James Allen, Wilbour Professor of Egyptology and Chair of Egyptology and Ancient Western Asian Studies at Brown University decoded the hieroglyphics on the new Lost season 6 poster. According to Dr. Allen, “The hieroglyphs spell out two Egyptian words, meaning ‘Who is the guide?’ or ‘Who is the leader?’”
So this week’s discussion is this: What interpretation do you have for that translation? Who do you think is the ‘guide’ or ‘leader’? Jacob? Not-Locke? Locke? Jack? Ben? Richard Alpert (we’ve been on Team Alpert-is-Really-Jacob since it first went around back in May 2009)? Let us know in the comments below. Let’s get some discussion going!
Here’s the poster:
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As I write this it is 5:20 am and I have just seen that President Obama has won the Nobel Peace Prize. I really do not know what goes into deciding this but it is a good sign that America is once again gaining the respect of the world and with that can hopefully be a leader in peaceful global solutions. I have seen no reactions as of yet but I am sure that the right has already began to spin this as a sign of Obama’s weakness and that he is bending over backwards to be “European”. I do not agree with everything Obama has done on the peace and war fronts, especially his considering escalating Afghanistan, but he has…
The time is almost upon us. Everyone’s been working hard. From October 5 until the end of the year (and beyond in some cases!), viewers will be treated to brand new shows five days a week, every single week! So add www.nuDia.tv to your bookmarks and be sure to check back daily for new content. What’s in store? Below, we’ve comprised previews of each show so you know what to expect. So whether you’re a Jay and Jack-phile, are interested to see exactly what Director Clif can do with two blocks of wood (that’s what she said), are into the NFL, want to hear original music, looking for a culinary experience or just want to be entertained by hilarious and creative minds, there’s…
Welcome to the ‘Nu’YuBlog.org! With the upcoming launch of the new Fall Season on our sister site nuDia.tv, we decided that it was time to update YuBlog.org. Some of these changes are from our original idea for the site and others are new and improved! Special thanks to Rob of Media Junkyard fame for all of his help and expertise in giving us this makeover.
As always, if you’d like to contribute a blog post in any of our categories, please send an email to YuBlog.org@gmail.com.
And of course, tune into nuDia.tv all this week for previews of the brand new, weekly shows that will be premiering on October 5, 2009. New shows, every single day, every single week from October 5th until the end of…
U.S. Senator Ted Kennedy died late Tuesday night at age 77. He had been fighting a brain tumor. Kennedy was the brother of President John F. Kennedy and Senator Robert Kennedy. Plagued by scandal, controversy, and tragedy, Kenndey’s impressive political career spanned 50 years. Most recently, he was heavily advocating for the Senate to reform health care.
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