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
“Iron Man 3” Armor Unlock Reveals Several New Suits; New Exhibit at Disneyland March 28, 2013April 15, 2015Marvel Studios Phase 2 kicks off in a few weeks with Iron Man 3 and the marketing campaign is in full swing! All this week, the official Iron Man Facebook page has been running a contest that gives fans the chance to enter for a trip for 2 to the… Read More
Warner Bros. Sends Out “Wonder Twins” Movie Poster As Viral For “Entourage”? November 14, 2013November 14, 2013A few weeks ago, it was announced that the Mark Wahlberg-produced HBO series, Entourage, was getting a movie which would pick up after the series finale. Today, Midtown Comics in New York received a poster teasing a Wonder Twins movie starring Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher. Is it a hoax… Read More
Send DISH Network A Message in the “Hey DISH, Where’s My AMC?” Video Contest! August 6, 2012August 6, 2012Imagine sitting in your living room, watching a very exciting episode of AMC’s The Walking Dead and suddenly the screen goes blank. Shortly a message appears on the screen from DISH Network, “Sorry, we no longer offer this channel.” What would you do? Throw your recliner at the television? Perhaps… Read More