A DIFFERENT TAKE ON GAY MARRIAGE

I was checking one of my favorite blog sites - Towleroad, a site with Homosexual Tendencies - when I came across this ditty posted on You Tube on one outcome that can occure due to the legalization of gay marriage in California.

I have no idea who these two are but the short video is absolutely hysterical and should be nominated for something! The producers/actors are creative young men Jeffrey Self and Cole Escola and they seem to be very creative with videos on current subjects. This clip is a skit on one scenario legalizing gay marriage can create and only goes to prove that relationships are between two persons and not only men and women.

Good job guys - you now have a fan!

Click to watch this really funny video:


And here is a previous video of them trying to get tickets to see 'Sex and the City' proving the lengths die-hard 'Sex...City' fans will go to when pushed. I mean, we waited FOUR DAMN YEARS FOR THIS MOVIE!!!!!! Only true fans of 'Sex...City' will get the final 25 seconds of this one!

FINALLY! SEX AND THE CITY IS HERE (and a review of "The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian")

After a four year break the eagerly anticipated motion picture version of the hit cable TV series "Sex and the City" hits cinema screens across the nation today. Reviews have been mixed but the most important feedback will come from the dedicated fans who long to find out what has happened since we last saw the savvy quartet. What has Carrie's life with Big been since we last saw them? Is Samantha still as free-spirited and sex-crazed, and how has her hunky "friend" Jerry held up? (More importantly - will we see more his incredible body?!) What's going on with Charlotte and Harry? How's Miranda and Steve coping with life in Brooklyn?

Let's see how all these questions are answered, and how well it will translate into box office numbers.

Meanwhile, I got a chance to watch "The Chronicles of Narnia - Prince Caspian" over the Memorial Weekend. I was a bit aprehensive to see it as I was not very impressed with the prequel "The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe" which to me seemed to be overly-done and trying to compete with the "Lord of the Ring" movies.

I was pleasantly surprised at the "Prince Caspian" sequel and found it engaging, entertaining and worthy of the price of a movie ticket. Unlike it's predecessor, this round did not bash you over the head with numerous religious rhetoric, and the youngsters playing the lead roles seemed to have found their character rhythm and delivered good performances - although the youngest girl is still very annoyingly naive, making you want to bash her in the head for her Rose Nylund logic.

Still, I do recommend this movie - maybe as an alternative to cosmos with the girls in "Sex", the "Prince Caspian" movie is a good middle ground for both sexes.