FameCrawler : 3-D

Monsters Vs. Aliens - Corbin Bernsen

Whit Honea — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 21:43:00 GMT

Corbin Bernsen and his family attended the premiere of Dreamworks' Monsters Vs. Aliens which makes him the first celebrity in this series that I'm actually familiar with.

Whit Honea fun fact: I was such a fan of Corbin Bernsen back in the day that my first fake ID featured his name. The cops thought it was pretty funny. My parents didn't.

Alex Kingston

John Lesher

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Monsters Vs. Aliens - Alex Kingston

Whit Honea — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 20:22:00 GMT

Alex Kingston and her daughter Salome attended the premiere of Monsters Vs. Aliens.

Fun was had by all.

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Monsters Vs. Aliens - John Lesher

Whit Honea — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:54:00 GMT

John Lesher took his daughter Emma to the premiere of Monsters Vs. Aliens.

If you weren't invited to the premiere don't worry, it's now showing at a theater near you and even more that aren't.

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Monsters Vs. Aliens - Chris Harrison

Whit Honea — Tue, 31 Mar 2009 19:49:00 GMT

Monsters Vs. Aliens has hit the theaters and anybody who is anybody is seeing it. Except me. It's on my list.

Chris Harrison and his wife Gwen took their kids Joshua and Taylor to the premiere. I missed that, too.

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Monsters Vs. Aliens - Bring Beer

Whit Honea — Fri, 13 Mar 2009 17:05:00 GMT

Alice Beer and her twin daughters Phoebe and Dora, age six, were on the blue carpet for the London premiere of Monsters Vs. Aliens.

I'm really looking forward to this film, especially in 3-D. Beer sounds good, too.

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Reese Vs. Monsters and Aliens

Whit Honea — Tue, 10 Mar 2009 20:32:00 GMT

Reese Witherspoon (right) was two thumbs up at the German premiere of the new animated movie Monsters Vs. Aliens. You may recall the movie ad from the Super Bowl, it was the one in 3-D that didn't have dancing lizards in it.

I bet her kids are excited to see the film (assuming they haven't already). My kids are (that's me on the left).

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Bolt Premiere: Ronn Moss

Whit Honea — Thu, 20 Nov 2008 20:54:00 GMT

Ronn Moss and his daughters Creason and Calee attended the Los Angeles premiere of Disney's latest offering, Bolt. The premiere was held at the El Capitan Theatre, Hollywood.

I'm actually getting ready to go to a screening of Bolt at the El Capitan Theatre myself. I'm dragging my sick kids over to Hollywood because I don't get many perks and dammit, we aren't missing this one. Sure, it's not the premiere, but it's before the film is officially released (tomorrow).

That's where I rank, somewhere between the general public and Ronn Moss. I'll take it.

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"Last Lecture" Randy Pausch Dies

Whit Honea — Fri, 25 Jul 2008 16:07:00 GMT

Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon University computer science professor, has died from the terminal cancer he had been fighting. Randy Pausch led a life all too short, but it was life well lived.

His "Last Lecture," in which he discussed the lessons of life as he had learned them, has had millions of internet viewers and Randy Pausch was featured on television shows and publications across the country.

It is a touching and moving lecture and it is a tribute to the man that was able to deliver it.

Randy Pausch is survived by his wife Jai and their three children, Dylan, 6, Logan, 3, and Chloe, 2.

The lecture can be seen below, it is worth watching:

The Cox-Arquette Movie Experience

Whit Honea — Tue, 24 Jun 2008 18:32:00 GMT

I'll admit, this photo looks pretty cool, but I hope that security kicked out the person that took it. Pictures during a picture, what's next- talking on your cell phone?

What do you suppose is more shocking, that David Arquette is wearing a suit or that Coco is interested in a movie called The Butler's in Love?

BTW, I know that 3-D is making a huge comeback, which is cool, but isn't it about time for some new glasses? They're like the gadget time forgot.

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Randy Pausch and the Impact of a Lecture

Whit Honea — Thu, 10 Apr 2008 06:56:00 GMT

I first saw the video of Randy Pausch giving his now famous "last lecture" shortly after it hit the internet. It came in an email, the type you normally delete, with little midi files playing crappy music and hearts bouncing on rainbows. There may or may not have been puppies. I'm sure that I was instructed to forward it to everyone that I love or some such thing. They all blur together, these dreaded "FWD" emails that stalk my inbox.

For some reason I watched the video that day and I may or may not have forwarded it to everyone that I love. I honestly don't remember. I do, however, recall the power of the video and the words of Randy Pausch, and if I think real hard I might even remember a tear or two, although it can never be proven.

I told the staff that I was going to write about Randy Pausch for FameCrawler and I only received one reply: who?

Granted, Randy Pausch hasn't made millions of dollars in the world of entertainment. He hasn't slept with Hollywood starlets, as far as I know. He hasn't been in rehab or sold pictures of his children to Ok! Magazine. He has been on Oprah, and no, he didn't jump on the couch. He is a celebrity, albeit a reluctant one, in the most positive sense of the word, and that is enough to justify his presence here.

His video, which was filmed as part of a series at Pittsburgh's Carnegie Mellon University where he taught computer science, has been viewed an estimated 6 million times. He was the subject of an hour long special with Diane Sawyer on Wednesday night and just had a book released this week. All of which deal with one thing, and in doing so expanding on many: life.

Randy Pausch is a father. He and his wife Jai have three children, Dylan, 6, Logan, 3, and Chloe, who is almost 2.

Randy Pausch is dying. He has terminal cancer. His time is limited.

His "last lecture" is about living life and chasing your childhood dreams. It was given to roughly 400 people in an auditorium in Pittsburgh. It has been seen by so many more and continues to touch and help people daily, yet Pausch makes one thing clear, while grateful and humbled by the attention, it is for his children that his words are intended.

The book is available now. The video is included below. Forward it to everyone that you love.

Photo/Source: AP

Please visit Randy Pausch's website

Miley Cyrus Opens Film, Gives Advice

Whit Honea — Sat, 19 Jan 2008 02:03:00 GMT

Miley Cyrus is raking in the cash money. She opened her own film this week, Hannah Montana & Miley Cyrus: Best Of Both Worlds Concert, in 3-D no less, and even talk time to drop the obligatory advice to Britney Spears.

"I think that she needs help." Cyrus said of Spears. "If I didn't have [my family], I'd probably be in the same position.

"You just got to know who your true friends are, and I think, for me, [that] is my mom. If you have sisters, I mean any girls that are in your family, that can understand and relate to you, I think is the best."

Hey, Britney has a sister!

Photo: Eric Charbonneau / WireImage