Hayden received the Gretchen Wyler Award, given annually at the Genesis Awards to a celebrity who brings attention to animal causes. Wyler, who founded the awards and was also an actress, presented the first award to Paul McCartney. She died last May from breast cancer.
Hayden’s parents and her boyfriend and Heroes co-star – Milo Ventimiglia were in the audience and watched a video of the actress and others paddling out on surfboards and confronting fishermen, who trap and kill dolphins to protect their fish supply. They then gave a standing ovation as Hayden took the stage.
Save the cheerleader! And she’ll save the dolphins! Kudos to Claire Bennett!
Love dolphins? Visit Dolphin Bubbles and learn more about dolphins.
21 is the fact-based story about six MIT students who were trained to become experts in card counting and subsequently took Vegas casinos for millions in winnings.
Paris Hilton was one of the judge in the Miss Turkey contest. One of the contestants brought Paris onstage to do some belly dancing. D’oh, Paris doesn’t even have a belly to dance!
Celine Dion Malaysia Concert is now rescheduled from April 8 to April 13 due to her suffering from a respiratory tract infection which has caused bronchial and laryngeal inflammation since her arrival in Australia.
The Canadian diva was due to perform two concerts in Sydney tonight and tomorrow night at the Entertainment Centre, but announced at midday today she would not be well enough to go through with them. Dion was treated today by a prominent Sydney specialist who advised she needs 48 hours of treatment and rest to make a complete recovery before she can resume performing at her best.
Since the performances in Sydney and Perth had been postponed to April 5 & 6, it is necessary to reschedule the concert in Malaysia as well. The Malaysia concert will now be performed on Sunday April 13, 8 pm at Stadium Merdeka.
All tickets purchased for the original dates in all cities are valid for the same seats on the new performance date without any need for exchange.
Adobe launches Adobe Photoshop Express on Thursday. Photoshop Express is currently in beta version is an online version of Adobe’s popular graphic-editing software, Adobe Photoshop.
Great news! Registered users will get free 2GB of storage to store their photos.
Applying sketch effect on Adobe Photoshop Express
Once you sign up, you get a “personal sharing URL,” such as http://yowazzup.photoshop.com. You can only edit files that are uploaded to your account.
So what are the functions of Photoshop Express do? You can:
Crop & rotate the photo
Autocorrect the photo
Change the exposure of the photo
Apply Red-eye removal
Retouch the photo
Change the saturation
Change the white balance
Sharpen
Highlight
Apply special effects such as sketch, tint, pop colors, hue, black & white and distort
Photoshop Express can also be integrated into your Facebook, Photobucket and Picasa accounts.
The best part is you can display the photos you have edited on the Gallery and let the world to see! You can display your photos in 3D or in grid or like an alien pop circle. Pretty cool, huh?
Though the beta is U.S.-based, I managed to register and use it without any problems. Once awhile, I do experience a short lag but nothing longer than 10 seconds.
The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep is a 2007 fantasy film based on an adaption of Dick King-Smith’s children’s novel The Water Horse. The film which is directed by Jay Russell has grossed $94,236,489 worldwide as of March 22, 2008.
Alex Etel and Priyanka Xi in the movie "The Water Horse: Legend of the Deep"
The movie begins with a male tourist (Nathan Christopher Haase) looking a picture of "Water Horse" in awe. When the female tourist (Megan Katherine) says it could be real, the young man argues and an old man interrupts with his own tale of the Water Horse.
Back in the 1940’s in Scotland, a young boy named Angus MacMorrow (Alex Etel) lives in a large house with his mother and sister and a maid, and later also another handyman. Angus thinks his father is still alive and waits for him. He discovers a big mysterious egg and cares for what hatches of it: a ‘water horse’ he calls Crusoe that grows so rapidly becoming the fabled Loch Ness Monster.
Young Angus keeps the creature a secret, but later he tells his sister and the male servant. Lewis Mowbray (Ben Chaplin) who works as a handyman for MacMorrow’s tells Angus that Crusoe belongs to a species which can asexually reproduce through parthenogenesis, and always die after laying an egg.
Despite without any knowledge and permission from Mrs. MacMorrow, a group of soldiers involved in the defense against possible attacking or hiding German U-boats is stationed in and near the house. The creature is sometimes attacked by the dog of the soldiers. It grows fast and is brought to the lake.
It is still friends with Angus, and lets him ride it underwater, coming to the surface from time to time for breathing. However, it suffers from shells shot into the lake for practice, and attacks the soldiers. Angus falls into the Loch and Crusoe saves him. At first it cannot leave the lake due to an anti-submarine net intended to catch possible German U-boats entering the lake, but later it succeeds. Angus finally accepts the creature’s departure, and also that his father died.
After the story was told eventually the story-teller reveals himself to be Angus MacMorrow. It then shows another boy manages to find a new egg from the shore while his mother is calling his name.
On a quest to find out what happened to his missing brother, a scientist, his nephew and their mountain guide discover a fantastic and dangerous lost world in the center of the earth.