Monday, 25 August 2008

Burning Q's: Why All the Midweek Movie Releases?

What's with movies chess opening up on Wednesdays? First Pineapple Express and now Tropic Thunder as well.
�Lee


The release escort for Tropic Thunder in reality was changed before that of Pineapple Express.


According to Chad Hartigan of Exhibitor Relations, picture ticket gross revenue gradually sluggish down as August progresses. So the Thunder citizenry decided to open a few years earlier, to sell as many tickets as possible among the coveted teen-male crowd earlier they all started bearing back to school.


Then the Pineapple people found out what the Thunder people were planning. Like Thunder, Pineapple is aimed at the teen-male audience. But now it would ingest only basketball team days in theaters ahead Thunder moved in. So the Pineapple people, overly, moved back their particular date, Hartigan speculates, so that it could a few more years to itself.


Now, on to more of your Burning Q's!


Do you think that Britney Spears can ever really make a comeback?
�Autumn



























Personally? Yes. She seems quite lucid and upright in her commercials for the VMAs. She has been hitting the gym. She has south Korean won visitations with her sons. She is working with Madonna, creating a video for the upcoming Sticky & Sweet tour. In fact, if you ask me�and you have�Britney's comeback has already begun.


Any idea how long The Simpsons will be on the air for? Are they exit to stop making episodes anytime soon?
�Mark


Nope. Season 20 starts in September, and the demo has already been renewed for Season 21.


You never answer my questions! What's up with Carrie-Anne Moss these days? Will she be Trinity from The Matrix for the take a breather of her life?
�Selim


All proper, already. She's currently cinematography something called Hanging Out Hooking Up Falling in Love, which, I am assuming, has a wardrobe that is not well-nigh as cool as Trinity's. Can I go now?










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Friday, 15 August 2008

Vietnam Gives Glitter the Boot

Gary Glitter is Great Britain's problem now.


Per the BBC, Vietnam authorities will deport the disgraced '70s glam rocker endorse to the United Kingdom on Tuesday as soon as he's released from jail after serving nearly three years for a child molestation conviction.



























The 64-year-old Glitter, born Paul Francis Gadd, was found shamed in March 2006 of performing repugnant acts on two Vietnamese girls, aged 10 and 11, while residing in the coastal tourist town of Vung Tau.


He was subsequently sentenced to trey years in Thu Duc prison, simply saw his term reduced by trey months on appeal for good behaviour. A second appeal, however, for an even before release was denied.


Once he's out, Glitter will be driven to the airdrome and deposited on a flight to his home country, as required under Vietnamese law.


"My client will have to board a flight to London; his ticket has been bought by the authorities hither. After he lands in London, he's free to go wherever he wants," his lawyer Le Thanh Kinh told Reuters.


Not precisely. As a convicted sexual practice offender, upon arriving in London he'll be greeted by police force who volition interview him regarding where he intends to unrecorded and gather necessary information to financial aid local jurisprudence enforcement in arranging for the public's safety.


The "Do You Wanna Touch Me?" crooner was convicted of possessing kiddie porn in Britain back in 1999 and complete up expenditure four months in the slammer. After taking up residence in Cambodia, he was hounded out of the country by fry welfare activists.


For his part, Glitter gave an interview recently to Vietnam's Cong An Nhan Dan paper in which he expressed disinterest in returning to the U.K., instead fosterage the possibility of moving to Singapore or Hong Kong to relaunch his music career.










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Thursday, 7 August 2008

Psychotic Symptoms Relieved With Estrogen Treatment


The estrogen estradiol, in combination with antipsychotic medications,
appears to improve intervention for women with schizophrenia, according to
an article releasedon August 4, 2008 in Archives of General
Psychiatry, one of the JAMA/Archives journals.


Previously, mental illness has been studied in conjunction with many
different hormones, especially estrogen in women. However, the