Aspiring Fashion Designer Campaigns Online to Design Jennifer Lawrence’s Oscar Dress Dan Koelsch, January 16, 2013 Marcus King is an aspiring fashion designer from Rancho Cucamonga, California, and he posted a video this week to YouTube to make a pitch to Jennifer Lawrence. King wants to design the Oscar nominee’s dress for this year’s ceremony. Watch his pitch after the break. Obviously, this is a long shot considering King is basically a nobody, and a female nominee’s Oscar dress is probably the most important dress they’ll ever wear. King is going social with the “Jennifer Lawrence, Please Wear My Dress To The Oscars Crusade”, setting up accounts on Facebook, Tumblr, Instragram, and Twitter to help spread the word. His feeds are full of pictures of supporters holding up the notebook with the crusade’s stylized title. I definitely give him props for boldness, and I hope Lawrence gets wind of this and at least replies. Viral News Viral Videos Academy AwardsJennifer LawrenceMarcus KingOscars
“Reading Rainbow” Kickstarter Ends Campaign With $5.4 Million July 3, 2014July 2, 2014Briefly: LaVar Burton‘s Reading Rainbow may have reached it’s $1 million goal in a day, but fans would keep backing the project for days and weeks until it reached its $5 million goal. And now that the 35-day campaign has come to an end, it’s time to count how backers… Read More
Watch Disney Channel’s Sneak Peek of Tron Legacy September 10, 2010Usually the Disney Channel isn’t much good for anything except the occasional Pixar film, but their ‘sneak peek’ into Disney’s Tron Legacy actually has some pretty cool battle footage. The video is hosted by stars Olivia Wilde and Garrett Hedlund, and you can watch it after the jump. Read More
SNL Parodies “The Black Swan” January 11, 2011I know, we’re a bit late on this, but with the MovieViral Awards and site redesign, we’ve been a little busy. In case you haven’t heard, Jim Carrey hosted Saturday Night Live this weekend, and he did a pretty funny skit that spoofs Black Swan. Check it out after the… Read More