The E for All expo has come back this year and I will be attending it! I’ve got 5 interviews lined up across the event. On top of that I’m going to cover the event and the games there. Expect many new videos in the coming week.
You too can attend the event at the Los Angeles Convention Center. It’s open to the public, which in my opinion is awesome!
Fox has axed their new sitcom Do Not Disturb. It isn’t a record however as it survived a full three episodes before getting cancelled.
The comedy starred Jerry O’Connell as a New York hotel manager. During it’s airing the episodes were not shown in the correct order as the pilot was shown after a standard episode was broadcast. TV critics didn’t provide high praise to the show and it’s ratings dropped double digits with each new episodes airing. Most of the time it’s comedy shows that fall short of the mark. Even though they are among the least expensive to create with no need for special effects, just a laughter track. The only downside comes in the form of shows like Scrubs where the cast become accustomed to the fame and demand more money. According to Jim and How I Met Your Mother are still fine examples of sitcoms so if you miss the old format they are worth a look.
Well, it’s not exactly Borat but another of his creator Sacha Baron Cohen’s alter ego’s Bruno. The story goes that since Borat made so much money a while back Baron Cohen has been looking for a new big story to turn to a movie. He found it with his fashion character Bruno and he has now got into trouble. In character, he made his way onto a catwalk at a Milan fashion show without permission and got chased off the runway by security guards. Apparently he was handed over to police after the guards managed to catch him.
The footage may be seen in the upcoming movie depending on how the legal issues go. Bruno: Delicious Journeys Through America For The Purpose Of Making Heterosexual Male is out next year. As for Borat 2 - That’s another story all together depending on which way the box office goes for Bruno and similar films.
