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I was born and raised in Florida and have been to WDW many, many times throughout my life and I still have those feelings when I go there :D

Producers Might &*@%ing Bleep The King's Speech The King's Speech may get bleeps, in lieu of cuts, in order to obtain a more family-friendly rating. The King's Speech producer Harvey Weinstein wants a PG-13 rating...

Charlie Sheen's Rehab Might Cost CBS, WB Millions The Two and a Half Men star is headed for what sounds like a much-needed three months in rehab, but that time could mean big money for CBS and Warner Bros. Television. Before Charlie Sheen went on a weekend-long bender, one that reportedly...

Why I Allow Mickey Mouse to Rob Me Blind My wallet is always so much lighter after visiting Mickey's place down in Florida. Read Full Article

SyFy Casts Skins Star For Battlestar Galactica Prequel Luke Pasqualino, one of the stars of the U.K. version of Skins, will play a young William Adama in Blood & Chrome. In October of 2010, SyFy announced production of a new series in the Battlestar Galactica series. Blood & Chrome will...

Will Smith, Jay-Z Remaking Movie Musical Annie Smith's daughter, "Whip My Hair" singer Willow Smith, will star in a remake of the 1982 musical film. Actor Will Smith (Independence Day, Hancock) and rapper Jay-Z have collaborated before, co-producing the Broadway Fela!, which went on to...

They Nominated Who for a What Now? Examining the Oscars The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has selected their nominees. Let the betting begin! Read Full Article

The King Might Get a New Speech, Producer Considering New Edits Oscar frontrunner The King's Speech may be subject to additional edits in hopes of obtaining a PG-13 rating and widening its potential audience. If you haven't seen The King's Speech, first, you're missing out. Second, you may...

Wonder Woman Is a Go, But McG Might Direct The Charlie's Angels director is a frontrunner to pilot the invisible jet for the new Wonder Woman television show. It looked like David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman project was dead in the water, but broadcast network NBC picked up the series...

Wonder Woman Is a Go, But McG Might Direct The Charlie's Angels director is a frontrunner to pilot the invisible jet for the new Wonder Woman television show. It looked like David E. Kelley's Wonder Woman project was dead in the water, but broadcast network NBC picked up the series...

ReCape: "Scales" Any show in which an ice cream cake melts is automatically a disaster in my book. Read Full Article

Where Do You Fall on the Fandom Spectrum? Why can't we fans just get along? Read Full Article

James Cameron Knows What to Get You for Christmas: More Avatar Sequels to 2009's Avatar can be expected in theaters around Christmas 2014 and 2015. James Cameron, director of the multi-billion-dollar grossing Avatar, has revealed his plans for the film's inevitable sequels. The films...

Director Kevin Smith Angers Buyers With a Fake-Out at Sundance The Dogma director held a faux auction for his new horror film Red State, upsetting representatives who actually intended to bid on the distribution rights. Kevin Smith's new film Red State is a departure for the Mallrats and...

The Awards Season Can Begin: Razzie Nominations Announced The nominees have been announced, and The Last Airbender and The Twilight Saga: Eclipse have the best odds of winning a Golden Raspberry award for 2010. Awarding what its website calls [http://www.razzies.com/] "Dis-Honors for Worst...