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October 3, 2008:

Grease is the Word

In honour of the 30th anniversary of the theatrical release of Grease, the special Rydell edition of the DVD is being re-released. Not only does it have the digitally improved movie, but it has tons of fun extras like film commentary, deleted scenes, interviews with the creators and the stars - including John Travolta and Olivia Newton-John of course - and lots of behind the scenes peaks. Plus, it comes wrapped in this cute little letterman sweater - how can you resist that?

If you're ready to re-live all the fun of this great movie, you can pick up the Grease: Rockin Rydell Edition at Amazon.com

More updates coming later this month - thanks for your patience!!

               


The CD I'm listening to right now is the Broadway cast recording of Spring Awakening. I hadn't heard the music before going to see the show, and really enjoyed it at the show, but wished that I could sit down and follow along with the lyrics as they were singing. :-) And now I can! The cast is fantastic, and there are some really interesting songs (though I do find the liner notes a bit pretentious!). Listen to a clip from the recording.

Spring Awakening (2006 Original Broadway Cast)
Okay, I admit it. I've got tickets to the New Kids on the Block reunion tour! I was a huge New Kids fan when I was 11. :-) So I was really excited when I got to meet Joe McIntyre when he did Tick Tick Boom in New York, and got this picture taken with him. He was really good in that show, and I'm looking forward to seeing him with the rest of the guys this fall! Visit my Tick Tick Boom pages for more about Joe's performance in that show, or learn more about the show he did on Broadway, Wicked!

"I bet you’re wondering how a slip
of a girlie boy from communist East Berlin
became the internationally ignored song stylist
barely standing before you..."

-- Hedwig and the Angry Inch


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