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Destiny -- FULL MUSIC VIDEO AT: http://bit.ly/destinymv - Rising Artist Megan Lee (Disney's Get Connected, iCarly, EVE: Beauty and the Blade, L.A. Coffin School, 3-Minute Game Show, Crash (TV)) must face the judge panel from hell - Kelvin Han Yee (Hawaii Five-0, Lucky You, Milk, Crash (TV), Nash Bridges, Bucky Larson: Born to be a Star) Ina-Alice Kopp (Departed Heroes, Klimt), Yul Spencer (The Shield, Two Can Play That Game, Malcolm & Eddie) and a world that doesn't trust her and know her in order to reach her idol, Jessika Van (Bang Bang, The Boondocks, Without A Trace, Cold Case), which she constantly chases in her dreams. Will she triumph? Will she fail? Or will she realize that she must take everything into her own hands and forge her own Destiny? FIREBRAND HAND CREATIVE Presents In Association with GOOD KIDS PRODUCTIONS, MEGAN LEE's DESTINY. Directed by Timothy Tau. Written by Megan Lee & Timothy Tau. Produced by Timothy Tau & Roxy Shih. Assistant Directed by Roxy Shih. DP/Cinematography by: Naofumi Kudo and Greg Cheng. Starring: Megan Lee, Jessika Van, Kelvin Han Yee, Ina-Alice Kopp, Yul Spencer, Justice Van Cho, Douglas Lee. Featured Extras: Amanda Rose-Kaufman, Tommy Su, Wat Deeudomchan, Richard Lee, Nelson Nguyen, Kevin Nguyen, Elaine Lee. Special Thanks: Tommy Su, SnapIt Studios, TSJ Studios, UC Irvine, Elaine Lee, Cha & Cafe.

Roxy Olin talks to Adrienne Bailon about her MTV Video Music Awards fashion.

Sounds Like Teen Spirit is the warmly comic story of childhood, innocence, teen-dreams and singing off-key. Marrying the affectionate indie humour of Little Miss Sunshine with the charm and emotion of Stand by Me , Sounds Like Teen Spirit follows the journey of 4 loveable-losers to the world s largest children s song-writing contest including all the foibles of growing up along the way. Featuring music by ABBA, Roxy Music, The Who, Henri Mancini and Belgium s infamous Singing Nun Sounds Like Teen Spirit celebrates the underdog spirit of heroic amateurism in what Variety describes as an irrestistible crowd pleaser… delightful . MoviePic writes how Teen Spirit leaves you all teary and tenderhearted and IndiePix called it the hit of the festival , following its Toronto Premiere. Sounds Like Teen Spirit is directed by BAFTA, Broadcast and Gierson nominated best new director Jamie J Johnson and produced by British indie veterans Elizabeth Karlsen and Stephen Woolley.

Daniel Craig delivers a startling performanceas Joe Scot, a washed-up Hollywood star adrift in a haze of sex, drugs and squandered fame. But when he receives news of the sudden death of his childhood best friend, Joe flashes back to his younger self (played by Harry Eden of OLIVER TWIST) in his small English seaside village and the summer of innocence and tragedy that would change his life forever. Olivia Williams (THE SIXTH SENSE), Claire Forlani (CSI: NY ) and Grammy Award Winner Eve co-star in this powerful drama about love, loss and one man s journey to redemption, executive produced by Daniel Craig and featuring songs by Scott Walker, David Bowie and Roxy Music.

Daniel Craig stars as a washed-up Hollywood heartthrob in this moving psychological drama. Craig, who also takes on his first production role in the film as executive producer, plays fading star Joe Scott who in a downward spiral of sex, drink and drugs returns to his English roots to fully confront his fateful past. Beautifully shot by British director Baillie Walsh - the mastermind behind music videos for Massive Attack among others - a series of flashbacks transport the audience from Scott's debauched lifestyle in modern day Hollywood to a glam-rock enthused summer of his childhood in 1970s England. Here, the fifteen year old Joe, played by talented newcomer Harry Eden, goes on a tragic journey of sexual and emotional discovery that will shape his life forever. Set to a glam-rock 70s soundtrack including classic tracks from Roxy Music, David Bowie and Scott Walker, the story sees young Joe fall for teenage beauty Ruth (Felicity Jones) only to be seduced by married neighbour Evelyn (Jodhi May), with tragic consequences.

The story follows twin sisters Jane and Roxy Ryan, two twins with opposing personalities. Jane (Ashley Olsen) is an academic obsessed with order and planning, while Roxy (Mary-Kate Olsen) is a school truant who is only interested in rock music and her band, in which she is the drummer. The plot of the film happens over the course of one day. Jane's goal is to get to Columbia University in New York City in order to make a presentation at a scholarship competition. Roxy's goal is to skip school and attend the production of a Simple Plan music video, which also happens to be taking place in New York; however, she is followed by truancy officer Max Lomax (Eugene Levy). Due to a series of unfortunate incidents, the twins become involved with a piracy ring and must avoid both Lomax and this criminal gang and still make it to the University on time to make the speech. Through the series of misadventures, the twins come to realize that they have been allowing their relationship to drift apart and that they need to make greater effort to do things together.