I'm spending way too much time online. Went to one of Voldemort's websites and found that I (and my book) got a cursory mention. I feel special. Does anyone have any idea what it's like to be in love? Because I can't stop thinking about Voldemort and I'm not sure whether to be scared or happy. I'm leaning toward happy.
Entertainment News
I have received confidential that the Alias first season will be released on DVD Septenber 1st. I will not be posting that day, seeing as I will be mindlessly staring at the TV, stopping only to change discs. And for those of you who don't enjoy your boyfriend coming ot your place on Sundays at nine o'clock, Paramount is finally letting loose of the Indiana Jones trilogy on a 4-disc DVD collection. However, the name on the first case is Indiana Jones and the Raiders of the Lost Ark. Don't screw with a classic.
On the movies you haven't already seen front, Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle comes bounding into theaters Friday. Sony has been piggishly trying riding the wave by releasing the first movie on a too-good-for-its-own-good 2-disc Superbit DVD. And whoever owns the TV rights has released the first season on DVD. It seems all you have to do to watch a TV show is go to a store and buy (insert xyz show): the complete (insert ordinal number) season. Whatever happened to the suspense of waiting a week for an episode of a show? Or at least, three days? DVD is ruining the excitement of serials like Alias by letting us watch over and over, and therefore we figure it out by the fourth episode. Greedy pigs.
-Owen