The real reason Alicia Silverstone's career declined
Maybe she never really wanted to be a movie star
She could be left of center, even for Hollywood
The real reason Meg Ryan's career declined
Joss Whedon's Firefly was supposed to be the next huge sci-fi series to change television.
The promos didn't capture the spirit of the show
Low Ratings - It did not perform as expected
Fox was expecting another Buffy or Angel
A loyal fan base, but not large enough
Why are Angelina and Brad getting a Divorce.
Angelina hired a private investigator who discovered that Brad was having an affair with Marion Cotillard
Brad and Angelina had parenting differences
Brad mentioned Gwyneth Paltrow’s name in his sleep
Brad smoked and drank too much and had an anger problem
Something might be wrong with Angeline
Why Goldie Hawn never married Kurt Russel?
I would be long divorced if I’d been married
“There is something psychological about not getting married because it gives you the freedom to make decisions one way or the other,”
“I chose to stay, Kurt chose to stay, and we liked the choice,”
Sometimes there are myriad reasons that cause a network to say sayonara to a TV program, which seems to have happened with ABC’s Castle.
Season 8 was not the best year for Castle. The drama continually hit new series lows throughout the season.
When viewership goes down there is less income. Shows generally get more expensive to produce as time goes on.
This could cause major budget issues.
Stana Katic And Tamala Jones Leaving the show. One of the reasons Castle was such a strong player is the Castle and Beckett relationship. Without the pair many many fans felt like the show was over.
During a conference call on Tuesday, ABC head Channing Dungey said that a lot of things had to be weighed and balanced before the network would greenlight another season of Castle.
Paul Lee was in charge of ABC from 2010 until recently. He inherited Castle from his predecessor, but it grew to be an ABC staple during his reign. However, Paul Lee recently stepped down.
The real reason Penny Dreadful was canceled
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Showtime's horror drama Penny Dreadful dropped its biggest twist during "The Blessed Dark," its season three finale. To much surprise and dismay, we learned that the thriller series was ending, and this abrupt finale was its last episode.
Fairly simple equation do the ratings justify the costs of production.
According to TV Series Finale, this season was only the sixth-highest-rated show out of the 10 other series Showtime filmed for the year.
All that Showtime cash used to make those elaborate Victorian sets and awesome special effects can be used somewhere else.
Without Vanessa Ives the show is empty.
Why is entertainment the most important part of a wedding.
Wedding entertainment can be a highly personal way of letting people know that your fun-loving.
Everyone will remember that one band that rocked your wedding so hard that even your mother-in-law got on the dance floor.
Everyone needs to out do the last wedding. To hear those magic words: "Why didn't I think of that?".
When the band finish their set you can take a bit of the credit for hiring them.
Whatever theme you can think of – there's an act to complement it.
It gives people something to talk about – for a long time afterwards
Kids, grandparents, college friends and family can all enjoy the awesome experience.
Entertainment breaks down social barriers along with alcahol it could cause some people to loosen up and actually interact with each other.
Its Entertaining. Nothing compares to the experience of a live band to keep guests dancing long into the night.
According to the 2014 Essential Facts About the Computer and Video Game Industry report, which the Entertainment Software Association released last week, 181.3 million Americans play video games. That is more than the number of Americans who own cats in this country.
Games are extremely popular. U.S. consumers spent $21.53 billion on game content, hardware, and accessories in 2013 — an amount greater than the GDP of nearly 100 countries, and greater than physical and digital music sales, and cinema box office sales combined.
The average game player is 31 years old, and 39 percent of game players.
The largest age segment are 36 or older.
Casual and social game play on mobile devices and online increased in popularity by 55 percent from 2012 to 2013.
Today, 62 percent of gamers play games with others, either in-person or online.
42 percent of parents play video games with their children weekly. 56 percent of parents say video games are a positive part of their child’s life.
The graphicly rich environment provided in an interactive game space is addictive.
A game is a lot like a toy. There are ways to operate it and drive the on screen activities.
Entertainment’s future has arrived, and it has come in the form of a developing technology known as augmented reality.
In augmented reality, the physical world is actually added on to through the addition of computer-generated imagery, sound, video, and other sensory stimulus.
The "official" word is out: Google has announced that it stopped selling Google Glass and that Google X, the company's research group, will stop developing it.
Sports broadcasts have also utilized augmented reality to allow audiences to see graphic overlays.
TV Vewers have become quite accustomed to seeing animated 3-D graphics superimposed over satellite photo maps.
Virtually (A Pun) all of the tech giants are working on augmented reality devices, including Google, Microsoft, Sony, and Apple.
Magic Leap, an augmented reality company that received $542 million from Google for its research and work in the area of augmented reality.
Augmented reality technology could create an immersive 360 Degree Interactive experience for movie viewers of the future.
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