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Me, I'm Steve Head. I co-created the movie news website IGN Filmforce, which is now IGN movies, and that's where much of my writing goes. There, we essentially live and breathe news and interviews. From 1997 to 2000 I was co-editor of TheForce.net - your daily Star Wars news. I've also written for Esquire, Script magazine, and the Boston Phoenix. And from time to time I volunteer at the nonprofit Brattle Theater (http://brattlefilm.org) here in Cambridge, MA. I'm also Editor in Chief of the NewFilmNation.com.

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Member Since: October 7, 2006

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Kimmel, NBA's James to co-host ESPYs

Television – Jimmy Kimmel and NBA star LeBron James have been tapped to co-host the 15th anniversary of ESPN's ESPY Awards. The two-hour awards show, which honors the best in sports and entertainment, will be taped at 6 p.m. July 11 at the Kodak Theatre at Hollywood & Highland. The telecast is set to air at 9 p.m. ET July 15.

Submitted and Voted for on March 27, 2007 03:40pm

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Jack Valenti suffers stroke; prognosis good

Movies – Jack Valenti, the retired head of the MPAA and the progenitor of the movie ratings system, suffered a stroke Friday and is in a Baltimore hospital for treatment, sources said Tuesday. Those sources said Valenti, 85, made it through the weekend and the prognosis for recovery looks good.

Submitted and Voted for on March 27, 2007 03:35pm

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Review: Disney's Meet the Robinsons

Movies – It is not a movie that is necessarily for adults, but adults will certainly enjoy it, especially if they are a child at heart...

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 10:41pm

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TV academies sparring over statuette fees

Television – It is the latest wrinkle in the escalating conflict between the West Coast and the East Coast TV academies: The L.A.-based Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, which handles the Primetime Emmy Awards, sent letters late last week to its members who are Daytime Emmy nominees offering to pay for their statuettes if they win.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 09:07pm

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German prods merge distribution arm

Movies – German producers Studio Hamburg and Bavaria are merging their distribution arms. From April 1, Studio Hamburg's Peter Thiem will head Bavaria Media together with Ute Kraemer.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 09:04pm

Paramount sets up shop in Mexico
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Paramount sets up shop in Mexico

Movies – Following the lead of other Hollywood studios, Paramount Pictures is preparing to launch a local production arm in Mexico. Raul Bravo, managing director of Paramount Home Entertainment Mexico, and Michael Horn, managing director of Paramount Pictures Mexico, are evaluating projects and hope to approve the first film by the end of the year.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 09:02pm

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Warner, Tull team on vidgame venture

Video Games – Legendary Pictures topper Thomas Tull and Warner Bros. are teaming in the vidgame biz. Tull and co-founder Bert Ellis are close to raising well over $150 million for a videogame publishing venture dubbed Brash Entertainment.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 09:00pm

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Regency draws Harper

Movies – Fox Filmed Entertainment vice chair Robert Harper is ankling to become chair-CEO of Regency Filmed Entertainment, running the prolific production unit and working closely with Regency founder Arnon Milchan.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 08:58pm

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Video Interview: Jason Isaacs Talks Lucius Malfoy

Movies – In a new (and very funny) short video interview Jason Issacs gives some tidbits about Lucius and his appearance in the upcoming movie 'Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.'

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:56pm

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Katie Couric's Notebook: What Kids Know -- And Don't

Family – Hi, everyone. Every year, it seems, government leaders make pledges about improving education. We're told, again and again, that our future depends on it. So how are we doing? Terrible.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:23pm

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Air Rage in the Unfriendly Skies

Travel – Over the past month the patience of air travelers has been pushed to the limit. In a now infamous nightmare scenario, frustrated Jet Blue passengers sat stranded on a frozen New York runway for 10 hours on Valentine's Day.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:21pm

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Skiing's 'Wild West' takes off

Travel – Imagine skiing on untouched snow where chairlifts, queues and other skiers don't exist. It might sound like an impossible dream, but this is the world of heli-skiing, where skiers are dropped to remote locations by helicopter to ski down runs layered with the most perfect powdery, virgin snow.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:20pm

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Traffic on the Nile

Television – From the 12th floor of the Four Seasons Hotel in Cairo you get a bird's-eye view of the Nile. It sweeps through the center of this large city, slow and steady while all around the famous Cairo traffic clogs, snarls and grinds though streets and squares built for horse and carriage, and quieter, more elegant days.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:16pm

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Overwater bungalows: Stay right on the ocean

Travel – French Polynesia remains the undisputed capital of overwater escapes, where $700 is the typical starting price for a hut poised on stilts in a tranquil, aquamarine lagoon. But resorts exist that are both far more affordable than Bora Bora and still within belly-flopping distance of the water.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 04:14pm

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Filmbrain's Screen Capture Quiz

Movies – Not a lot of love for the sailor man, judging by the (mostly) negative comments from the select few who were able to recognize Olive Oyl's girlfriends from Robert Altman's let's-go-t... adventure that was Popeye. A shame, for even with its flaws this circus of a film finds Altman at his insane best.

Submitted and Voted for on March 26, 2007 03:28pm

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