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Wolfsie: You’re killing me! (Rushville Republican)
I was home working late one afternoon when the phone rang. My wife’s cell number popped up on my caller ID. “Hello, Mary Ellen?” “I adore you.”
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Do you have what it takes to be a movie voiceover guy? (York Daily Record)
Hollywood's most well-known movie trailer voiceover artist Don LaFontaine (you know, the "in a world ..." guy) died Monday at age 68 . We'd like to know who in Central Pennsylvania could be his replacement.
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Pay phones, once a lifeline, edge towards extinction (Collinsville Herald)
When students at Collinsville High School need to talk to parents or scrounge up a ride home, school staff are forced to lift one of the office phones, dial the number and hand it over.
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ON THE BLOGS: Let's hear your best voiceover (York Daily Record)
Hollywood's most well-known movie trailer voiceover artist Don LaFontaine (you know, the "in a world .
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Phone phishers hop on filesharing legal threats bandwagon (The Register)
Didn't see that coming... oh Fraudsters have begun cold-calling householders to accuse them of copyright infringement online and threaten them with court action, an ISP has reported.…
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Now, a helpline for (The Times of India)
The phone-in service to clear all kinds of doubt of rozedars launched four years ago by the 30-something convent educated cleric and his two friends is now internationally hit, going by the calls logged by it each day.
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Dispose of old computers with a clear conscience (Scoop.co.nz)
Want to dispose of your computer equipment and old mobile phone in an environmentally sustainable day?
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BlockBuster launches movie trailer portal for mobile users (Globes Online)
The project will be launched at the chain’s 250 video vending machines (Videomats) across Israel.
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MOVIES (Las Vegas Review-Journal)
See review on page 21. Twin filmmakers Danny and Oxide Pang revisit their 1999 breakthrough with this English-language remake, about a lone-wolf hit man (Nicolas Cage) on assignment in Thailand, who bonds with his errand boy (Shahkrit Yamnarm) -- and falls for a deaf-mute shopgirl (Charlie Young).
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Cage tries to reinvent himself (Belleville News-Democrat)
Nicolas Cage didn't wind up in Bangkok by accident. As the Oscar-winning actor explains it, there were reasons both personal and professional that compelled him to change gears after the mega-dollar success of the family-friendly action-adventure "National Treasure: Book of Secrets" and travel across the globe in pursuit of a new career iteration. Not least was the impulse to shake up his image ...
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