Yes, yet another Eye Candy but can you blame me?
This is relative newcomer 25 year old Van Hansis who protrays newly openly gay Luke Snyder on CBS' daytime soap 'As the World Turns.'
Explaining the title: I am forty-something Latino who has a fondness for the Japanese culture and speak Spanglish--Spanish and English. Some people say "Span-English" so I mixed it with "Engrish," which is how some Japanese pronounce English.
In The Land of Women stars Adam Brody (Now What, Mr. & Mrs. Smith), Kristen Stewart (Zathura, Panic Room) and Olympia Dukakis (Moonstruck, Steel Magnolias), written and directed by Jon Kasdan ('Freaks and Geeks', Dreamcatcher) about Carter Webb leaves Los Angeles after being dumped by his actress girlfriend to Michigan to take care of his ill gradmother and meets a conflicted teenager Lucy. It comes out in April. From the trailer, it feels Adam Brody is free to roam.
I love 'South Park' and know it is just getting better. Last time there was new episodes, Comedy Central made a big to-do about it being the 10th season but it was the second half of it. But now with the new episodes on Wednesday, it is actually the 11th season. There is not much promotion as much as they did last time. So people might miss this week's which we still don't know what it is because it might stir more controversy then Muhammad hoopla or Scientology or Chef's death or a bleeding Virgin Mary?
In December, I mentioned that one Japanese blog mentioned my post about the Japanese produced Spider-Man Tokustasu (Children Live-Action Adventure Series) in the 70's. Now I found another blog talking about it and shows the toy of his Leopard robot. Here is her blog. It is in Japanese and you need to install the characters in your computer if you haven't yet. On the bottom comment, she mentions how she was surprised a person from Miami found a photo (it was a video!) of the show and wondered if it was popular in the States.
Well it is not popular per say but it is known throughout Spider-Man fans.