Published on November 30, 2007
in Electronic News Gathering.
Tags: Bomb, Democracy, Democrat, Hillary Clinton, Hostage, Lee Eisenberg, New Hampshire, politics, President, Terrorism.
Leeland Eisenberg, a man wearing what appeared to be a bomb strapped to his body entered a Hillary Clinton campaign office in New Hampshire Friday, took several hostages and demanded to speak to the candidate. Eisenberg released several hostages as the afternoon wore on, but four hours after the standoff began, police said they were still dealing with a fragile situation. Eisenberg, who complained about not receiving treatment for mental health problems, eventually released the hostages and surrendered to a SWAT Team. Democratic Presidential Candidate Clinton was in Washington D.C. at the time, and extra security precautions were taken to protect the former first lady, who still has a Secret Service detail. The man entered the simple storefront office along the town’s main street around 1 p.m., ordered people onto the floor and then let a mother and her baby leave, said State Police.
90,000 hits. Yeah, you read that right. Janet Planet has 90,000 fans that have viewed her hot vid clip on the tomorrowpictures myspace video page. And you asked for more!! When our viewers speak, we listen. Due to overwhelming demand, we’re proud to present another edition of our favorite superhottie hitting the clubs of Hollywood.
Kevin Dubrow, lead singer for the 80s hair metal band Quiet Riot was found dead this week in Las Vegas at the age of 52. The cause was not immediately known, but it’s suspected that he may have passed from Rockin Pneumonia or the Boogie Woogie Flu. A neighbor summoned police and paramedics Sunday to the house where he was pronounced dead, coroner’s officials said. There was no forced entry, and no suspicious circumstances were reported, police Officer Jose Montoya said Monday. Quiet Riot was perhaps best known for its 1983 cover of Slade’s “Cum on Feel the Noize”, from the album “Metal Health”, the first by a metal band to reach No. 1 on the Billboard chart. Rest in Peace, Kevin…
We call her Janet Planet because Janet has her own time zone. She marches to the beat of her own drum.
In her world there is one channel and it is tuned to J-A-N-E-T!
What do you say to the most sincere and sensitive girl in the world. “Gotta Man?” That’s a good start. In this case the answer in emphatically yes.
In fact Janet is getting married to a guy named Nick from New York. Nick likes the Yankees. I think a few Boston Red Sox fans just logged off. So what! We love Janet Planet anyway.
Janet has been a tomorrowpictures.tv correspondent since the days of us lying to people and telling them our podcasts are going up soon on our network. That was 2003.
Janet is our Katie Couric. People love this woman. She was raised in Texas and there is nothing like a friendly cute Texas girl. Janet could make George Bush blush. She is at ease with anybody and she is bi-lingual in a bi-lingual world. That’s HOT!
Janet has hosted the Oscars for us. She has hung out in night clubs in Hollywood, fashion shows in Los Angeles and interviewed producers in Beverly Hills. She lives in the OC.
Where there is an event there will be Janet. She is the nicest, cutest and sweetest interviewer ever. Hot body too. It’s her Planet and the rest of us are just paying rent. Except for Nick, he’s got an in with Janet. Hey Nick do you think the Yanks can beat the Sox in a seven game playoff series in 2006?
Published on November 29, 2007
in The Strip.
Tags: Animation, anime, Betty Boop, Cab Calloway, Cartoon, Comedy, Jazz, Minnie the Moocher, panties, runaway, Sex.
This 1932 Fleischer Studios Talkartoon stars Cab Calloway(in his earliest film appearance), Betty Boop and Bimbo the dog. After narrowly escaping a force-feeding, Betty runs away from home with Bimbo, and the pair hide in a cave for the night. While in the cave, a ghost walrus (whose dance movements were rotoscoped from footage of Calloway dancing) begins to sing “Minnie the Moocher”, with a chorus of ghosts backing him up. After performing the whole number, the ghosts chase Betty and Bimbo all the way back to home sweet home.
Published on November 24, 2007
in Hollywood If You Could.
Tags: Beatles, Frank Sinatra, George Harrison, John Lennnon, Krishna, love, My Sweet Lord, obituary, Paul McCartney, Peace, Ringo Starr, tribute.
In Honor of the 6th anniversary of the passing of Renaissance Man George Harrison on November 29, 2001, tomorrowpictures.TV is pleased to present this tribute to the Quiet Beatle, the Peace Activist, the Wilbury, the recorder of the best ex-Beatle solo album, the movie producer, the Humanitarian, the Spiritual Searcher, the man who wrote what Frank Sinatra considered the greatest love song ever. Peace be with you George…
Published on November 24, 2007
in Special Presentations.
Tags: art, Charlie Chaplin, cinema, Comedy, Crocker, danger, film, Funny, history, Hollywood, Modern Times, slapstick, Stunts, Uncle Fester.
December 25, 2007 is the 30th anniversary of the death of pioneering film genius Charles Chaplin. In recognition of his monumental contributions to world cinema, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present the documentary “Chaplin: His Life and Films”. Part 4 concludes with Chaplin’s greatest triumphs through the end of his life. Scenes are featured along with inside looks at the Gold Rush (Charles had to recast the female lead halfway through after he impregnated the first one); the last major silent film ever attempted, “City Lights”; Chaplin’s first talky, “Modern Times”; and the anti-Fascist comedy “The Great Dictator”, which was the highest grossing film of 1941. After being exiled to England during anti-communist scare of the 1950s, Charles Chaplin was knighted by Queen Elizabeth in 1975, and died on Christmas day, 1977, at the age of 88. Thanks for the Art…
The Canadian Mounted Police have been roundly condemned for using stun guns on an unarmed Polish man who collapsed and died in the Vancouver International Airport. The following footage of Robert Dziekanski bellowing in agony after he was shocked by 50,000-volt Taser blasts is graphic and disturbing. Dziekanski, who spoke no English, had arrived in Canada to live with his mother in British Columbia, and mistakenly waited for her in baggage claim instead of passing through customs to enter the main part of the airport. After several hours he grew frustrated and threw a table at a window- the Mounties appeared quickly thereafter and fired at him almost immediately. Authorities initially said the Mounties could not use pepper spray because there were too many bystanders in the area, but this video, shot by another passenger, showed no one else on the scene aside from the police and Dziekanski. VIEWER DISCRETION IS ADVISED!
Published on November 15, 2007
in Episodics.
Tags: Aaron Spelling, African, American, Berlin, Billy Dee Williams, black, blaxploitation, Civil Rights, germany, Hip hop, Racism, Richard Pryor, Robert Hooks, Stephen Boyd, Veterans Day, World War Two.
In Episode 3 of The Black Brigade, Captain Carter (Stephen Boyd) starts to see that there’s more to the men of Company B than meets the eye. Plus, Billy Dee Williams does some fancy knife work, a soldier dies and a mysterious blond German woman appears on the scene! The Black Brigade (also known as Carter’s Army) was written and produced by Aaron Spelling in 1969. With early performances from Old, Old, Old School Richard Pryor, pre-Lando Calrissian Billy Dee Williams and NFL All-Pro Rosie Grier, this Socially Conscious Blaxploitation Flick is a very entertaining Must-See!
Published on November 13, 2007
in Special Presentations.
Tags: art, Charlie Chaplin, cinema, Comedy, Crocker, danger, film, Funny, history, Hollywood, slapstick, Stunts, Uncle Fester.
December 25, 2007 is the 30th anniversary of the death of pioneering film auteur Charles Chaplin. In recognition of his monumental contributions to world cinema, tomorrowpictures.TV is proud to present the documentary “Chaplin: His Life and Films”. Part 3 features extensive footage of Chaplin’s graceful rollerskate tricks in “The Rink”, his rare appearance as a Police Officer in “Easy Street”, his first feature, “The Kid”, with future Uncle Fester Jackie Coogan, and the classic booteating scene from “Gold Rush”, as it traces his growing power in the entertainment industry, including the founding of United Artists.
Leeland Eisenberg, a man wearing what appeared to be a bomb strapped to his body entered a Hillary Clinton campaign office in New Hampshire Friday, took several hostages and demanded to speak to the candidate. Eisenberg released several hostages as the afternoon wore on, but four hours after the standoff began, police said they were still dealing with a fragile situation. Eisenberg, who complained about not receiving treatment for mental health problems, eventually released the hostages and surrendered to a SWAT Team. Democratic Presidential Candidate Clinton was in Washington D.C. at the time, and extra security precautions were taken to protect the former first lady, who still has a Secret Service detail. The man entered the simple storefront office along the town’s main street around 1 p.m., ordered people onto the floor and then let a mother and her baby leave, said State Police.
