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St. James’ Palace has just released a statement announcing that Kate Middleton will “step out” this evening to “accept the invitation to the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year Awards in London.” More
Props to Peter Jackson for creating a project as impressive as The Hobbit, but watching it felt a lot like beating a really elaborate video game. More
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Fans of the Lord Of The Rings trilogy rejoice! They’re making a movie out of The Hobbit, the original book that did so well, J.R.R. Tolkein’s publisher demanded three sequels. More
Okay, I lied: It’s not ALL of Middle-Earth, but it’s pretty damn near most of it. In one of the most impressive acts of nerdery I’ve ever seen, a whole bunch of Lord of the Rings/Lego enthusiasts built pretty much the entire landscape of Tolkien’s universe as part of BrickWorld 2011 in Wheeling, Illinois. I think the only locations not pictured here are Weathertop (where Frodo gets stabbed in Fellowship of the Ring) and Lothlorien (where Galadriel hangs out), but everything else from Hobbiton to Mount Doom itself is there. Want to see how accurate the Lego renderings are? Fine– included are also images from Peter Jackson’s films. I wonder if they’ll do the Misty Mountains once The Hobbit comes out… More
Ever since Peter Jackson’s film adaptation of The Hobbit finished up its first block of shooting, first-look images have been trickling out bit by bit (I’ll say this for the film’s PR folk: They certainly know how to keep their drooling fans begging for more). You’ve probably already seen the first one. which gave us a glance at Martin Freeman as Bilbo Baggins; what it didn’t give us was a more detailed look at the giant party of dwarves behind the hobbit that seem to have taken over his dining room table (oh, Entertainment Weekly, you tease!). Who are these dwarves? How did they get there? What on Middle-Earth is going on here?! Read on to meet the dwarves! More
I know, I know; the last Harry Potter movie just came out, and now NOTHING MAGICAL WILL EVER HAPPEN AGAIN. EVER. But don’t worry! That’s not actually true! Look, here are 14 more fictional witches and wizards that already exist, just waiting for you to discover them and enjoy their adventures! They may not have Chocolate Frogs or Firebolts, but they’re just as fun. Really. Why not give these magical guys (and gals) a chance? More
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There’s been rather a lot of casting news and rumors for The Hobbit flying around of late; but hey, guess what? Peter Jackson himself has sent word that the major casting is pretty much done! Joining Martin Freeman, Ian Holme, Lee Pace, Ian McKellen, Orlando Bloom, Bret McKenzie, and all those dwarfs, we have Evangeline Lilly (so much for retiring from acting), Barry Humphries, Luke Evans, and Benedict Cumberbatch. Exciting! More
Right on the heels of last week’s The Hobbit losses and gains, here’s two more pieces of casting news to chalk up on the “gains” side: New Zealand actor Dean O’Gorman has been cast as the dwarf FÃli following Rob Kazinksy’s departure, and Lee Pace will play the Elven King Thranduil. More
So hey, remember when The Hobbit was finally able to start shooting after getting delayed eight zillion times? Well, it’s possible that it may be delayed again, because Rob Kazinsky, who had been playing the dwarf known as FÃli, has quit the film for personal reasons. Boo! But on the other hand, Sir Ian Holm has been confirmed as playing an older version of Bilbo at some point in the film. Hoorah! More
Bret McKenzie, one half of the comedy-singer duo Flight of the Conchords, is no stranger to Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films. In fact, the New Zealand-born McKenzie appeared as an extra in the trilogy, named “Figwit” (“Frodo is great… who is that?!”) by the fans. With The Hobbit now shooting in NZ, McKenzie will reprise his role, in a sense — he’ll play not Figwit, but a Rivendell elf named Lindir. More
See this? This is a Hobbit hole. You know, a hole that J. R. R. Tolkien’s furry-footed little creatures live in. You know what’s awesome about this Hobbit hole? It’s a HANDMADE DOLLHOUSE. More
