Today is International Women’s Day and women all over the world are being celebrated and honored! Today, I would like to celebrate and honor women in film. One of those women just happens to be one of my faves, Ellen DeGeneres and she is simply hysterical in her unforgettable role of Dory in Disney Pixar’s newest film Finding Dory.
It’s been a long time coming but at long last Disney Pixar’s Finding Dory movie teaser trailer is here! The hysterically funny – and a personal favorite of mine – Ellen DeGeneres is back in her unforgettable – see what I did there? – role of the very forgetful Dory. Finding Dory will be swimming into a theater near you on June 17, 2016.
Fun Fact: I used to manage in a video store way back in the days. As a total movie buff I couldn’t wait for a new movie to hit the theaters. Nowadays I consider myself lucky when I can get to a movie theater instead of having to wait for a DVD release. However, that is all about to change BECAUSE Alice Through the Looking Glass movie!
I am a HUGE Alice in Wonderland fan, HUGE! Like I have an oil painting of the Queen of Heart hanging on my bedroom wall.
In case you missed the début of the Star Wars The Force Awakens new trailer ESPN’s “Monday Night Football” a week ago like I did because you were knee-deep in toddlers, diapers or life, I’ve got it here for you. So go hide in a closet with your laptop or phone, and enjoy a few minutes to yourself!
STAR WARS: THE FORCE AWAKENS arrives in theaters everywhere on December 18th! Tickets to the highly anticipated cinematic event are now on sale everywhere tickets are sold.
Steve Jobs. A name so simple, yet represents a brilliant mind. A man light years ahead of the world in technology, the co-found of Apple, a brand we recognize as more than just a fruit. “Creative entrepreneur whose passion for perfection and ferocious drive revolutionized six industries: personal computers, animated movies, music, phones, tablet computing, and digital publishing” said Walter Isaacson, Job’s official biographer, shortly after Job’s death.
