The infamous wand is not even completely removed from its choking hug around the geodesic sphere of Spaceship Earth and already parts of it are available on eBay for bidding. Why does this not surprise me. Bidding ends in 3 days (give or take). I know Disney is all about making a buck, but why… Read More »Own your own piece of the Epcot Wand
Kung Fu Rodeo has scanned in five amazing promotional postcards for the next Pixar film — Wall-E. These were handed out at Comic-Con and should be arriving on eBay shortly, no doubt. One postcard also reveals the meaning behind the WALL-E acronym — Waste Allocation Load Lifter – Earth Class. The design of these cards… Read More »Wall-E promo postcards from Comic-con
Disneyland has rolled out Segway tours for the California Adventure theme park. The OC Register has the details. The rumors of a new version of Walt Disney World’s Space Mountain grew a little louder this week. Something needs to happen, the changes in this rumor seems like a good choice. The Wide World of Sports… Read More »Weekend Roundup
Some have thought that with Tarzan being shown the door off Broadway, that Beauty and The Beast might get a reprieve. But it is not to be. The show closes for good this Sunday. In what seems like an odd move, one of the cast members from these final few nights has posted a photo… Read More »Beauty and The Beast Cast Member posts farewell on DailyKos
I spent the day at Comic-Con in beautiful downtown San Diego. It was an overwhelming experience. I walked by the likes of Lou Feragno and Stan Lee, and just missed Neil Gaiman, Kevin Smith and the cast of Heroes. In the geek world it doesn’t get any better. The one thing that I did take… Read More »Pixar News from Comic-Con
A follow up to the my comments on the Inhabitat article about Epcot. There’s a meme spreading through the blogosphere that Disney is growing Genetically Modified food in the greenhouses at ‘The Land’ pavilion. This might be a concern to some, since a big part of the pavilion is that the food grown there is… Read More »Genetically Modified Food at Epcot?
So, The Little Mermaid opened its workshop run in Denver last night. Since many changes are expected as the show develops, critics aren’t allowed to review the show until late August. But that doesn’t mean the regular paying guest can’t contribute their opinions. Reviews from the paying crowd are mixed, but generally positive considering this… Read More »The Little Mermaid sets sail in Denver
After a 6 year absence, ESPN and ABC return to broadcasting the NASCAR Cup level races starting with the Brickyard 400 this weekend. ABC/ESPN is broadcasting the next 17 races with the first six on ESPN. The final 11 will be on ABC with one network airing the entire Chase for the championship for the… Read More »NASCAR Cup racing returns to ESPN and ABC