Cobain Continues Redone: A Kurt Cobain Survives Timeline

February 22, 2008-The first images of the new Hollywood Studios appear to the press. Notably, except for the Twilight Zone Tower of Terror, no attractions are tied in with any preexisting property any longer, but now are colorful parodies of the like. No reference to Disney as a whole, or any of its ownerships, like ABC, remain, though it is announced that stars of ABC programming will continue to host fan conventions, such as the ABC Super Soap Weekend, and appear in the park, though under certain conditions.
 
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February 25, 2008-Springbok quietly reaches a deal with Universal Pictures regarding a followup to Borat, decided to be about another Da Ali G Show character, Bruno, an Austrian fashion personality, who also happens be host of his ow show. Filming is expected to begin shortly, with plans to release the film next spring.
 
March 3, 2008-Invitations are officially sent for the re-opening festivities on the 15th, with a veritable collection of Hollywood stars to attend. Nirvana's performance will occur at the Hollywood Hills Amphitheatre, formerly home of Fantasmic!, and now transformed into a 10,000-seat performing arts venue with state of the art bells and whistles to spice up performances.

March 8, 2008-Planet Hollywood, and Cobain and Theron's investment, takes a hit in its stock price (the only thing to date they are involved in that is publicly traded), though just abut every company traded on the NYSE is similarly affected.
 
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March 15, 2008-Disney's Hollywood Studios reopens to grand fanfare, a loving dedication by Michael Eisner, followed by his retirement speech, and Bob Iger giving his own dedication and acceptance of the position of CEO. The press enjoys the revamp considerably, and call it "incredibly inventive, thoroughly original, and true to the intent of the original park. There is truly nothing else like it in the world!" The new rethemed attractions are praised considerably, and Nirvana's breaking in of the 10,000 seat amphitheater is similarly well-received, complete with laser displays, LED light sculptures, fireworks and fog effects.
 
March 20, 2008-The first full trailers for The Dark Knight and Death Note premiere to the public, as does a teaser for Mommie Dearest.
 
March 27, 2008-A crisis of payment and credit begins to hit firms involved with monetizing mortgages and selling them in forms like junk bonds for additional profit, notably the likes of Bear Stearns and Lehman Brothers. In addition, various companies begin to continue to slide in the stock market.

March 29, 2008-Sleepwalking officially releases to the general public, to dispiriting reviews and low ticket sales.
 
(I imagine there will be some posts about the filming of Bruno coming up, like the fashion show and Straight Dave event.)
 
April 10, 2008-A viewing party for the final cut of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull is held at Skywalker Ranch, and the members of Nirvana and Springbok are invited. At the party, enthusiasm is generally warm, though with some reservations over apparent gaps of logic in the events of the movie.
 
ooc don't forget the 08 President races guy's also would the band be up to Benefit concerts? Many other top acts did them for Obama in late summer early fall to get the vote out.
 
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