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
“Where Will You Be When It Happens?” – A Cryptic “Fringe” Countdown March 29, 2011March 29, 2011 Late last week, FOX renewed J.J. Abrams’ sci-fi hit Fringe, which was on the verge of being cancelled since its shift to Friday nights. Luckily, fans continued to watch and the show hit a creative goldmine. The third season of Fringe is nearly over and a recently aired promo reveals… Read More
News “Sucker Punch” Featurette December 13, 2010December 13, 2010 The folks over at Warner Brothers have just released a new featurette for Sucker Punch on Apple Trailers. The featurette details Emily Browning’s character Baby Doll and her stay at the mental institution. Although the featurette isn’t any different from previous ones, it does provide a few new brief clips…. Read More
Viral Video: How To Sneak Into Comic-Con July 28, 2010July 28, 2010 One of the things that surprised me upon my first trip to Comic-Con was the lax security. Sure, they are pretty good about making sure you don’t go anywhere you’re not supposed to, but you can bring almost ANYTHING onto the convention floor or into panels. The question is, if… Read More