Disney Theme park and retail blog Stitch Kingdom notes that Disneyland California has put out an audition call for "male and female contemporary and hip-hop dancers" for a show tentatively titled ElecTRONica.
Says /Film's Peter Sciretta:
I just happened to visit Disneyland and California Adventure last week, and they currently have a nighttime party in the area with moving bars featuring light up cups. Is it possible that they are going to recreate the End of Line club in the park with castmembers in light-up Tron costumes and a parkour fight stunt sequence? Very …The only other tidbits about the show is that it will be put on at night (for proper glow-in-the-dark purposes), and that it will be outdoors. Also, martial arts experience is a plus, just in case you were thinking about auditioning.
When asked whether they thought they could win against a 2D game character their boyfriend was besotted with, 53% thought they had “no chance.”
Hayao Miyazaki, animator and director for films including Spirited Away, Howl's Moving Castle, and My Neighbor Totoro, is not just a wise old man. He's a crazy wise old man! Not in a super serious way or anything, just in that charming, old-fashioned "technology is ruining everything I remember back in the day mumble mumble mumble" adorable way.
In the July issue of Studio Ghibli's monthly pamphlet "Neppuu," Miyazaki had some choice words for the iPad. Now, of course nobody expected him to actually have an iPad. Those in the Miyazaki!know are already aware that he has no computer, fax, or DVD player and writes letters when he needs to communicate with someone, and he rarely watches television. So obviously he's not an iPad groupie, but boy did he go a step beyond.
YouTube's HTML Injection Vulnerability (/.)
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