Gerard & Maree
Annette, Gerard, & me
Tuesday, February 2, 2010
The Bounty Hunter Screening ~ Pictures
After the Bounty Hunter screening we chatted with Gerard Butler for a bit. We just wanted to say hello and tell him we loved the movie. After hugs and a "Hello Darling," he was the one who asked us if we wanted to take a picture! LOL! Always a sweetie!
Gerard & Maree
Annette, Gerard, & me
Gerard & Maree
Annette, Gerard, & me
The Bounty Hunter Screening
Tonight I went to a screening of The Bounty Hunter. I vaguely remember the first 10 minutes because someone walked in just after the lights went out and sat down about 5 or 6 rows directly in front of us!
Firstly, I have to say, I wasn't particularly interested in the storyline. But of course, since Gerard is in it I was excited to see the movie. It was better than I had expected! The movie was very funny -- laugh out loud funny! The audience was mixed men/women, mostly twenty-something year olds. Surprisingly, men laughed the loudest in the funnier scenes. I thought Gerard and Jennifer worked great together. No slow parts and it had a fair amount of action.
I will give some spoilers away... that "hickey" on Gerard's neck that everyone wondered about in the set pictures... it was really a mark from being tasered. Nice white towel scene by the way! One last thing... He doesn't wear that awful blue plaid shirt in the entire move. You will love one of the shirts he does wear, OMG so funny!
I have to see it again! Too funny!
In theaters March 19
Firstly, I have to say, I wasn't particularly interested in the storyline. But of course, since Gerard is in it I was excited to see the movie. It was better than I had expected! The movie was very funny -- laugh out loud funny! The audience was mixed men/women, mostly twenty-something year olds. Surprisingly, men laughed the loudest in the funnier scenes. I thought Gerard and Jennifer worked great together. No slow parts and it had a fair amount of action.
I will give some spoilers away... that "hickey" on Gerard's neck that everyone wondered about in the set pictures... it was really a mark from being tasered. Nice white towel scene by the way! One last thing... He doesn't wear that awful blue plaid shirt in the entire move. You will love one of the shirts he does wear, OMG so funny!
I have to see it again! Too funny!
In theaters March 19
Sunday, January 31, 2010
Monday, January 18, 2010
Haiti Earthquake: More ways to Help
Soles for Souls and Sports Chalet
Sports Chalet is collecting gently worn shoes for men, women, and children to be distrubted to the Haitian people until 1/31 at all 55 stores.
For more information: Sports Chalet
Artists for Peace and Justice
"January 17th, 2010 - Golden Globe Attire Auctioned For Haiti
Meryl Streep, Josh Brolin, Gerard Butler, Amy Pohler, and Olivia Wilde will be among the celebrities donating their outfits worn at the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night, January 17, 2010. Artists for Peace and Justice will auction them off to the public and 100% of the proceeds will go directly to help the people of Haiti in this incredible time of need.
The auction will start early next week through eBay—check back here for frequent updates, and be sure to tune into the Golden Globes tonight, live on NBC starting at 8:00pm EST."
For more information: Artists for Peace and Justice
Also:
American Red Cross is accepting donations for the International Response Fund American Red Cross
Text "Haiti" to 90999 to donate $10. 100% of your $10 donation passes through to The American Red Cross for Haiti relief. Your cell carrier keeps nothing.
Additional ways to help:
Haiti earthquake: How to help
Sports Chalet is collecting gently worn shoes for men, women, and children to be distrubted to the Haitian people until 1/31 at all 55 stores.
For more information: Sports Chalet
Artists for Peace and Justice
"January 17th, 2010 - Golden Globe Attire Auctioned For Haiti
Meryl Streep, Josh Brolin, Gerard Butler, Amy Pohler, and Olivia Wilde will be among the celebrities donating their outfits worn at the 67th Annual Golden Globe Awards on Sunday night, January 17, 2010. Artists for Peace and Justice will auction them off to the public and 100% of the proceeds will go directly to help the people of Haiti in this incredible time of need.
The auction will start early next week through eBay—check back here for frequent updates, and be sure to tune into the Golden Globes tonight, live on NBC starting at 8:00pm EST."
For more information: Artists for Peace and Justice
Also:
American Red Cross is accepting donations for the International Response Fund American Red Cross
Text "Haiti" to 90999 to donate $10. 100% of your $10 donation passes through to The American Red Cross for Haiti relief. Your cell carrier keeps nothing.
Additional ways to help:
Haiti earthquake: How to help
67th Annual Golden Globes
Congratulations to all the winners last night at the 67th Annual Golden Globes.
No, we don't always have perfect weather in Southern California, but the stars survived the inconvenience. Personally I could have done without Ricky Gervais, I don't think he added to the show. Overall the show was exciting with a lot of surprise winners. My favorite was Mo'Nigue for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture for "Precious". She gave a beautiful acceptance speech.
Full List of Nominees and Winners
No, we don't always have perfect weather in Southern California, but the stars survived the inconvenience. Personally I could have done without Ricky Gervais, I don't think he added to the show. Overall the show was exciting with a lot of surprise winners. My favorite was Mo'Nigue for Best Performance by an Actress in a Supporting Role in a Motion Picture for "Precious". She gave a beautiful acceptance speech.
Full List of Nominees and Winners
Thursday, January 14, 2010
Haiti Earthquake: How to Help
Two easy ways to help:
American Red Cross is accepting donations for the International Response Fund American Red Cross
Text "Haiti" to 90999 to donate $10. 100% of your $10 donation passes through to The American Red Cross for Haiti relief. Your cell carrier keeps nothing.
Additional ways to help:
Haiti earthquake: How to help
American Red Cross is accepting donations for the International Response Fund American Red Cross
Text "Haiti" to 90999 to donate $10. 100% of your $10 donation passes through to The American Red Cross for Haiti relief. Your cell carrier keeps nothing.
Additional ways to help:
Haiti earthquake: How to help
Tuesday, January 12, 2010
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