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Broadway's newest star leads the Resistance:
Maine-born stage actress Anna Kendrick has taken New York's world famous Broadway theater district by storm with her singing and acting talents, starring in hit musicals such as "
Bright Lights, Big City" and romances such as "
Songbird of the Southwest". Her career might rise even further as she's been recently winning the hearts and minds of audiences and critics alike in her current role as the leading lady in the latest production of Mel Brook's classic comedy, "
Opening Night".
In the recent months after the latest LePage authoritarian crack downs had begun again in Maine, Miss Kendrick has been tirelessly organizing Mainer ex-pats and recent refugees fleeing form their nation, into a strong political force, hosting rallies, lobbying the government and helping fleeing Mainers find sanctuary in the IRNA and other nearby nations. The organization has been dubbed the Mainer Resistance League, and has garnered a great deal of international support and praise from organisations such as the SCLC.
But not everyone is proud of Anna's accomplishments. As one of the leaders of the New York based Mainer Ex-Pat Community, she's has been an outspoken critic of the LePage administration, in which the Mainer President has accused Anna of 'selling out her virtue and national pride for the bright lights and ungodly morals of New York City."
Anna had immediately shot back on Chirp by saying "It doesn't take a rocket scientist to realize that Paul LePage is Newton Gringrich's sock-puppet. I'd say lapdog, but that would be an insult to dog-lovers everywhere."
Melissa Benoist to tie the knot with Texan boyfriend:
Rocky Mountain actress Melissa Benoist has just announced on her Chirp account that she and her long-time boyfriend Jeremy Jordan are now officially engaged and soon to be married. The popular "L Word" starlet hasn't given a date for the ceremony, which is rumoured to be soon, but it has been confirmed that they might hold in Jeremy's hometown of Corpus Christi. She also stated that she will still have time to finish filming the second season of the sci-fi reboot "
Colonel Deering."
Jeremy Jordan, before moving to the RMR in 2012, had already a rising acting career in the Lone Star Republic as Private James Greensboro in the Trade War drama
Texas Fury and rookie cop Mickey Dextel in the crime series
San Antonio Streets, before securing a role in the RMR sitcom
Silicon Mountain as wise-cracking bartender Tobias O'Toole. He and Melissa first met 2013 when she did a cameo as the cute and adorkable blogger Lisa Driscol in the Season 2 episode "Online/Offhand".
Shortly after Melissa announced their wedding plans, Jordan stated on FriendSpace that the two of them had already chosen their honeymoon location: Kaanapali Beach, located in the Hawaiian Pacific Commonwealth.
Greek Parliament sees red after world premier of 'Anti-Greek' movie:
It's only been days since the new Peter Jackson film
"Rise of Persia" had been released internationally, and already Makis Vordis and his government are condemning it. For those unfamiliar with the story, it's set during the final days of Alexander the Great's empire, where a former Greek officer (Liam McIntyre), betrayed by his comrades and sold into slavery, finds himself joining an army of Persian rebels who are fighting to overthrow their cruel Greek oppressors.
The Persians winning a major victory over Spartan mercenaries in Peter Jackson's new blockbuster.
Vordis has publicly stated that the film was "an insult to the people of Greece, and to our history. To portray our ancestors has half-naked, bloodthirsty barbarians who could easily be slaughtered by the hundreds, is an insult to the culture that practically created Western civilisation." Vordis has also announced that not only is the film banned in Greece, but owning any form of media or merchandise related to the film is now considered as a criminal offense. Rumors that a new law banning the Aussie-Kiwi director from entering Greece is also being considered.
In spite of this, and what some critics of saying this film is largely historically inaccurate and culturally insensitive,
Rise of Persia has done very well in most Western counties and Middle-Eastern nations due to it's engaging characters and it's breath-taken fight scenes, quickly earning praise as a summer blockbuster smash.
Feature length FaeGirl finale approaching:
Imagine a world that resembles our own, but where magic exists; and it powers cars, computers and other modern technology. And humans co-exists alongside with a sub-species known as the Fae; humanlike beings with amazing powers and abilities. Now imagine that world being faced with destruction...appropriate for the final, double-length episode of CityTV's popular Urban Fantasy series;
FaeGirl.
Lieutenant Bo Dennis-Lewis (Anna Silk) is a Succubus-type Fae and a member of the Excelsior City Police force, who for the last four seasons fighting all sorts of threats, but none as dangerous as the Fae terrorist group, the Unseelie Court, and their plans to destroy humanity.
But she doesn't have to face the evil organization, it's leader, the Morrigan (Emmanuelle Vaugier) and her ruthless assassin Tamsin (Rachel Skarsten) alone. Joining her is her human wife, healer mage/forensic scientist Dr. Lauren Lewis (Zoie Palmer), her ECPD wolf-fae partner Dyson (Kris Holden-Ried), her politically connected grandfather Trick (Rick Howland), his loyal aid Hale (K.C. Collins) and street-smart human hacker Kenzi (Ksenia Solo). Airing in just two weeks, the final showdown will begin and fans from all over the world will watch the series conclude in a fashion that will be epic.
Husband and Wife duo to take leading roles in NUR-themed movie:
Hollywood's favourite celebrity married couple Grant Gustin and Candice Patton-Gustin have just scored the main roles in George Lucas's upcoming project,
Freedom's Light. Sources have confirmed that this film will be based on the real-life experiences of a desperate and diverse group of people feeling the Confederate States via the New Underground Railroad.
Grant has told
UniScoop that he became interested in doing this film after remembering the stories his parents told him about how they fled Confederate Virginia while they were still in their collage years. The couple managed to make a new life for themselves in the RGC before Grant was born. Texan beauty Candice told a similar story, but it was her grandparents who fled to Lone Star-Louisiana after Strom Thurmond created the Second Confederate Republic in 1947. She has been a strong supporter of charity groups who focus on resettling refugees who had escaped from the Confederate States.
The couple had first met in 2012, while filming an episode of
CIS: San Diego, where they hit it off pretty well, which led to their engagement in September 2014 and their wedding in July 2015. The movie will commence production in Autumn 2017.