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Joshua Safran talks royal wedding, clothing, parties, tears, and the return of Georgina Sparks.

It's the Royal wedding with a GG spin presented by Eric Daman

Joshua Safran and Amy B. Harris talk about the thrilling exploits of Blair's bachelorette party and the spectacle of the Spectator.

John Tucker Must Die movie trailer - starring Jenny McCarthy, Sophia Bush, Brittany Snow, Jesse Metcalfe, Jon Cuthbert, Ashanti. Directed by Betty Thomas. Theatrical Release Date: 7/28/2006 Genre: Comedy Rating: PG-13

Chi-Town Pulse -- Chi-Town Pulse 2010 PG13 30 minutes Digital Filmmaker, Doug Operzedek, brings you his first short film, 'Chitown Pulse'. This original docu-fiction film takes you into the amazing blues dancing scene in Chicago. This film exposes some of the best blues talent and places the great windy city can offer. Follow this fictional story into the lives of two characters and their personal struggles. John, a well-dressed, blues traveler with a love of blues music, dancing, women and booze meets Sarah, a girl who has never experienced the blues scene, until now. Cast: John Joven, Sarah Basel, Shirley King the Daughter of the Blues, Debra Raich, Elana Hiller, Tom DeGroh, Julee Mertz, Nicolle Wood, Damon Stone, Sara Cherny, Orlando S. Cabalona Jr, Billy Stix Nicks, James Alexander, Rick Montana, Nevada Hadary, Ray Proctor, Carina Kak, Denise E Williams, Curtis Ellis, Alexander Ellis, Elisa Carlson, Jonathan Beato, Kumar Vairakkannu, Sean Morris, Melissa Cornelius, Stan Wozniak, Paul Babcock, Jen Knoedl, Julia Danno Crew: Marc Gerke, Ken Dabek, Ariane Menard, Brad Cornelius, Melissa Cornelius, Elizabeth Virsila, Brett Lasik, Teresa Operzedek, Sarah Operzedek Director: Doug Operzedek Genre: Docufiction Language: English Website: www.independentthinking.us

If hell hath no fury like a woman scorned, just think of the damage three teenage girls could to do if pushed to their romantic breaking points. Okay, now, take whatever you're imagining, and triple it. That's how much havoc a band of resourceful high school girls end up wreaking on the triple-timing campus stud in the comedy, John Tucker Must Die. The destruction begins when three gorgeous, popular girls from competing high school cliques discover that they've each been dating the same guy: the school's smooth and hunky basketball team captain, John Tucker. After comparing notes, the fuming trio - reporter-wannabe Carrie, head cheerleader Heather, and vegan activist Beth - conspire to teach Tucker a lesson he'll never forget. They decide to attack his game and make this guy, who is never without a date, 'undatable.' Unfortunately, every wacky, grossly embarrassing scheme they hatch to undermine 'Tuck' backfires and only makes him more popular than ever. Desperate, the girls realize they'll have to step up their assault. There's only one way left to take: to break his heart ... the same way he's broken theirs. Carrie, Heather, and Beth then recruit a pretty, but anonymous school newcomer, Kate, to get the hot jock to fall for her, so she can ceremoniously dump him. Kate's hesitant to play along but, desperate for new friends and a chance to finally be 'visible,' she agrees to help the girls execute their dastardly plan. The trio soon turns Kate into the girl of John Tucker's dreams and, right on schedule, he falls head over heels for the attractive blonde. At first, Kate plays hard to get, which completely confounds Tucker, a guy who usually has women falling at his feet. But, despite her best efforts to resist him, Kate finds herself drawn to Tucker, and gets caught between her loyalty to her new gal pals and her unexpected attraction to John. Meanwhile, Kate's struck up a friendsh