An amazing organization, Stray Cat Alliance – Building a no kill nation, one stray at a time. is trying to get to 35,000 likes and we want to help them get there! https://www.facebook.com/StrayCatAlliance Stray Cat Alliance is an organization that educates and empowers the community to advocate for every cat’s right to be safe, healthy and valued. Their goal is to build a no kill nation, one … Continue reading Help Stray Cat Alliance
By: Greg Allen In state legislatures around the country, lawmakers are debating important subjects — education reform, election laws, gun control and abortion. But in Florida, one of the hottest issues to come before the Legislature this term involves cats. There, lawmakers are considering a contentious bill that would offer legal protection to groups that trap, neuter and return feral cats to their colonies. An … Continue reading As Florida Bill Looks To Aid Feral Cats, Opponents Claw Back
By: Katey Rich Oz the Great and Powerful is a certified hit, having made $80 million in the United States this weekend plus another $70 million across the world. Of course, Disney knew they had a hit on their hands before the movie even opened, setting up plans for a sequel, with writer Mitchell Kapner returning for the duties. But will Kapner be handing his script in … Continue reading Sam Raimi Won’t Direct Oz The Great And Powerful Sequel
By: Eric Eisenberg Guillermo del Toro‘s Pacific Rim isn’t going to be in theaters until July, but already we’re getting excited for the filmmaker’s next big project. Back in December it was announced that the director’s next gig would be the new haunted house flick Crimson Peak, and while it’s been said that the movie will work to break conventions of the genre while playing with both classic and … Continue reading Guillermo del Toro Talks The Gothic Romance Of Crimson Peak
By: Sean O’Connell Surfboards. Beer. Babes. Drift seems to have all of the ingredients of a bitchin’ surf lark, with Sam Worthington and his Aussie buds opening a surf shack as a means of putting life on hold for a few more years. Those tasty waves don’t last forever, after all. But the latest trailer for Morgan O’Neill and Ben Nott’s sport-drama suggests a darker turn that suddenly … Continue reading Sam Worthington Tests The Waters In Trailer For Surf Drama Drift
By: Kristy Puchko With 30 years of filmmaking under his belt, acclaimed indie auteur Gus Van Sant has cemented his reputation as a challenging filmmaker willing to tackle tricky topics from gay rights (Milk) to school violence (Elephant) and fracking (The Promised Land.) Now, he’s working to raise up new daring filmmakers, shepherding the release of Xavier Dolan‘s third feature Laurence Anyways. Canadian writer, director, … Continue reading Gus Van Sant Presents Xavier Dolan’s Transgender Drama Laurence Anyways
By: Eric Eisenberg Tron Legacy was largely seen as a disappointment when it was released, making only $172 million domestically on a $170 million budget. But it seems as though Disney still has hope for the franchise because they’ve decided to move forward with yet another movie set in the Tron universe. Called simply Tron 3 as of now, the studio has already entered negotiations … Continue reading Tron: Legacy Sequel Lights Up Again At Disney
By: Eddie Makuch Nintendo of America president Reggie Fils-Aime is not fearful that the Wii U will become irrelevant if Microsoft and Sony launch new consoles next year as is suspected. In fact, the executive said he believes Nintendo has set the innovation bar with its Wii U, and Microsoft and Sony cannot rely solely on more advanced technology if they wish to succeed. “In the end, … Continue reading Nintendo: Microsoft, Sony must react to us
By: Eddie Makuch Nintendo Network accounts can only be used on the Wii U system where they were created. The company confirmed the news in a Wii U support page. This means players cannot access their accounts from a friend’s console or transfer information to a new Wii U should the system break, at least for now. “A Nintendo Network Account can only be used on the … Continue reading Nintendo Network ID tied to single console
By: Eddie Makuch The Wii U‘s Nintendo Network is not entirely free. According to a Wii Usupport page, parents or guardians must pay a one-time fee of $0.50 to create a Nintendo Network account for children under the age of 13. This acts as proof of consent to create a Nintendo Network account, and is in accordance with the Children’s Online Privacy Protection Act (COPPA). According … Continue reading Wii U charges 50 cents to register minors
