The 2007 McDonald's All-Star Celebrity Game was held at Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas, NV. It was held on February 16, 2007 and was shown live on ESPN starting at 7:00pm.
EAST 3-8-3-7 21
WEST 8-14-2-16 40
The West squad won 40-21 and was lead by Game MVP Tony Potts who scored a game high 14 points. Other players included Nelly, Landainian Tomlinson, Bobby Flay, Bow Wow, Reggie Bush, and James Denton. Weird
EAST 3-8-3-7 21
WEST 8-14-2-16 40
The West squad won 40-21 and was lead by Game MVP Tony Potts who scored a game high 14 points. Other players included Nelly, Landainian Tomlinson, Bobby Flay, Bow Wow, Reggie Bush, and James Denton. Weird
The Original is a free, semiannual student-run magazine dedicated to highlighting the talents of University of Pittsburgh students and faculty. The magazines feature student photography, art, and writing, and serves as a testament to the abilities of Pitt's creative students.
Content includes: profiles of students, faculty, student organizations and people of interest; local community guides; fiction writing, poetry, photo essays, drawings, and art. The Original aims to entertain and engage readers, while simultaneously providing them with an accessible introduction to the fine arts.
The first issue was published in March 2006 and the second issue in December 07. The third issue is expected to come out in March 2008.
Content includes: profiles of students, faculty, student organizations and people of interest; local community guides; fiction writing, poetry, photo essays, drawings, and art. The Original aims to entertain and engage readers, while simultaneously providing them with an accessible introduction to the fine arts.
The first issue was published in March 2006 and the second issue in December 07. The third issue is expected to come out in March 2008.
Cowboys For Christ is a Robin Hardy film set for 2008 release. Director Robin Hardy is said to be reimagining his 1973 horror film The Wicker Man with Cowboys For Christ.
Plot/Synopsis
Beth, a gospel singer and Steve, her cowboy boyfriend, decide to leave Texas and head to Scotland. Being Christians, they believe it would be successful preaching there. They are later welcolmed to Tressock by Sir Lachlan Morrison. They assume their welcomers want to hear more preaching, but they will soon find out they're wrong.
The film is currently in pre - production.
Principal Cast
* Christopher Lee as Sir Lachlan Morrison
* Dyan Cannon (attached)
* Paul Wesley as Steve Thompson
* Susie Amy as Lolly
* Morgan James as Beth Boothby
Plot/Synopsis
Beth, a gospel singer and Steve, her cowboy boyfriend, decide to leave Texas and head to Scotland. Being Christians, they believe it would be successful preaching there. They are later welcolmed to Tressock by Sir Lachlan Morrison. They assume their welcomers want to hear more preaching, but they will soon find out they're wrong.
The film is currently in pre - production.
Principal Cast
* Christopher Lee as Sir Lachlan Morrison
* Dyan Cannon (attached)
* Paul Wesley as Steve Thompson
* Susie Amy as Lolly
* Morgan James as Beth Boothby
Elle Travis (born December 22, 1975) is an American actress and award winning Film director .
Biography
Early life
Travis was born in Berkeley, California in 1975. Her parents met on Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, California in the 60s, they were never married. Her mother was a member of the Floating Lotus Magic Opera Company, founded by noted poet Daniel Abdal-Hayy Moore. When Travis was a toddler, her mother moved them down the coast of California finally landing in Los Angeles. Her mother met and married a man who later adopted Travis. They moved to a place called Prana, an ashram in South Central.
Travis attended Natures Music School For The Arts and eventually transferred to a creative magnet school where she studied art, music and theatre. At the age of seven she made her first claymation short film called The Clown.
In junior high, an actress that was staying with the family took Travis to the Master Class at the Stella Adler Conservatory in Los Angeles. She became one of Stella’s youngest protégés and Stella became her "greatest inspiration."
Adult roles
As an adult, Travis gravitated towards portraying delicate, damaged or disturbed characters. Her fragile, girl-next-door looks soon got her cast as victims in festival films, Jack, Burning City and Ravenna, giving her the title of a "festival darling." Not wanting to be typecast, Travis joined the sketch comedy school The Groundlings. She graduated their program and went on to get hired as a sketch regular on VH1’s Odd Man Out. Since Stella, Travis had a strong pull to the stage. She was a member of a South Bay Shakespeare company where she played the female lead in such plays as, The Taming of The Shrew, Romeo & Juliette, and Hamlet. More contemporary theater credits include the critically acclaimed Jack, the NAACP award winning Soldiers Don’t Cry, and classics Buried Child, A Touch of The Poet, and Barefoot In The Park. Travis is also a well-respected voice-over talent, having done voices for television series, The Days, One Tree Hill, and Proof Positive, plus numerous commercial campaigns and several films.
Currently Travis is attached to the epic period drama Pavlova, the supernatural thriller Keeping Faith, and the international romantic comedy Men Don’t Lie.
Private Life
Travis is the oldest of five siblings. She lost her two closest friends to cancer and overdose. Travis grew up in a spiritual artists ashram in South Central LA. She’s originally from Berkeley, California. Since (2003), Travis has been dating actor Joshua Feinman.
Travis is known for promoting humanitarian causes. She currently lives in Malibu, California.
The bharatanatyam dancer Kamala Cesar (Buckner) is Travis’ godmother, who is married to the world-renowned American baritone Thomas Buckner. Travis formally studied opera, singing soprano. Travis competed in gymnastics & swimming in school. She liked swimming the relay because she preferred competing as a team.
Travis was a journalist for the local paper in high school. The Fog poster has Travis’ face on it. The ashram where Travis grew up was attended by Sally Kirkland, Leigh Taylor-Young, Jsu Garcia, Arianna Huffington and Richard Edelstein. Others that visited were Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan, Telly Savalas & Richard Pryor.
Selected filmography
*Dead Air (2007)
*' (2004) (voice)
*The Days (2004) (voice)
*Proof Positive (2004) (voice)
*The Oprah Winfrey Show (2003)
Theater
*Buried Child
*And Then There Were None
*Soldiers Don’t Cry
*Jack
*The Best Man’s Toast Of All Time
*Letters I Never Wrote
*You Can't Take It with You
*The Diary of a Young Girl
*A Touch Of The Poet
*It’s All Greek To Me
*Barefoot In The Park
*The Taming of the Shrew
*Romeo and Juliet
Biography
Early life
Travis was born in Berkeley, California in 1975. Her parents met on Haight-Ashbury, San Francisco, California in the 60s, they were never married. Her mother was a member of the Floating Lotus Magic Opera Company, founded by noted poet Daniel Abdal-Hayy Moore. When Travis was a toddler, her mother moved them down the coast of California finally landing in Los Angeles. Her mother met and married a man who later adopted Travis. They moved to a place called Prana, an ashram in South Central.
Travis attended Natures Music School For The Arts and eventually transferred to a creative magnet school where she studied art, music and theatre. At the age of seven she made her first claymation short film called The Clown.
In junior high, an actress that was staying with the family took Travis to the Master Class at the Stella Adler Conservatory in Los Angeles. She became one of Stella’s youngest protégés and Stella became her "greatest inspiration."
Adult roles
As an adult, Travis gravitated towards portraying delicate, damaged or disturbed characters. Her fragile, girl-next-door looks soon got her cast as victims in festival films, Jack, Burning City and Ravenna, giving her the title of a "festival darling." Not wanting to be typecast, Travis joined the sketch comedy school The Groundlings. She graduated their program and went on to get hired as a sketch regular on VH1’s Odd Man Out. Since Stella, Travis had a strong pull to the stage. She was a member of a South Bay Shakespeare company where she played the female lead in such plays as, The Taming of The Shrew, Romeo & Juliette, and Hamlet. More contemporary theater credits include the critically acclaimed Jack, the NAACP award winning Soldiers Don’t Cry, and classics Buried Child, A Touch of The Poet, and Barefoot In The Park. Travis is also a well-respected voice-over talent, having done voices for television series, The Days, One Tree Hill, and Proof Positive, plus numerous commercial campaigns and several films.
Currently Travis is attached to the epic period drama Pavlova, the supernatural thriller Keeping Faith, and the international romantic comedy Men Don’t Lie.
Private Life
Travis is the oldest of five siblings. She lost her two closest friends to cancer and overdose. Travis grew up in a spiritual artists ashram in South Central LA. She’s originally from Berkeley, California. Since (2003), Travis has been dating actor Joshua Feinman.
Travis is known for promoting humanitarian causes. She currently lives in Malibu, California.
The bharatanatyam dancer Kamala Cesar (Buckner) is Travis’ godmother, who is married to the world-renowned American baritone Thomas Buckner. Travis formally studied opera, singing soprano. Travis competed in gymnastics & swimming in school. She liked swimming the relay because she preferred competing as a team.
Travis was a journalist for the local paper in high school. The Fog poster has Travis’ face on it. The ashram where Travis grew up was attended by Sally Kirkland, Leigh Taylor-Young, Jsu Garcia, Arianna Huffington and Richard Edelstein. Others that visited were Kris Kristofferson, Bob Dylan, Telly Savalas & Richard Pryor.
Selected filmography
*Dead Air (2007)
*' (2004) (voice)
*The Days (2004) (voice)
*Proof Positive (2004) (voice)
*The Oprah Winfrey Show (2003)
Theater
*Buried Child
*And Then There Were None
*Soldiers Don’t Cry
*Jack
*The Best Man’s Toast Of All Time
*Letters I Never Wrote
*You Can't Take It with You
*The Diary of a Young Girl
*A Touch Of The Poet
*It’s All Greek To Me
*Barefoot In The Park
*The Taming of the Shrew
*Romeo and Juliet