Planet 51 is set to premiere on November 20th…and already has lots of buzz.
The film is a recreation of 1950s science fiction films where our beloved planet Earth faced constant extinction by alien space invaders. The irony of this flick is that it features an alien planet terrified of — a human astronaut.
The film is witty in its contemporary references and is sure to be a hit with the kids…
When one costume holiday ends, another isn’t very far behind and now that Halloween is over, our sights are set on two disguise-worthy dates in the next few weeks: Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. Veterans Day is almost here, so we hope you’ve got the right look for the town parade to pay tribute to the brave soldiers who have fought and sacrificed for our freedom here in the USA. Upcoming Thanksgiving festivities call out for decorations and historical outfits as enormous meals are prepared and larger-than-life parades are attended. Get ready to gobble down plates of turkey, potatoes, stuffing and pie – a feast made even more delicious when you’re wearing a Thanksgiving-themed Costume. Mayflower Pilgrims, Native American Indians, Colonial Settlers, even phenomenally funny Full Body Turkey Suits are available for your amusement; pick out your favorite, add a few accessories and assume a new identity for the weekend. November might not traditionally be thought of as a major month for costumes but with your help we can change the public’s perception on these holidays from humdrum to hair-raising!
The longest-running children’s program on US television, Sesame Street, celebrates its 40th anniversary next week and the tributes to this influential kids’ show have begun to spring up. Just today, Google.com altered its logo to include a pair of orange legs with yellow feathers where the “L” usually is. Yep, it’s Big Bird’s bottom half on the search engine’s homepage and we can’t wait to see what other websites and Sesame Street fans have in store to celebrate the benchmark. The actual anniversary will be on November 10th, so there’s still enough time to pick up a costume of Ernie, Elmo, Cookie Monster, Abby Cadabby, or Kermit the Frog and relive four decades of fun, eductional lessons from public television. Dressing as your favorite Sesame Street character is a great way to honor a show that has helped shape many of us through childhood. Here’s to another 40 years from Big Bird and co.!
We are mere days away from the most colorful, creative and frightfully fun time of the year: Halloween! But before you send your costumed candy-collectors out into the neighborhood on their annual harvest of sweets, study up on safety and consider the following advice. Always assemble Halloween costumes with care, using only non-flammable materials, and examine the outfit’s length to make certain no fabric or Accessories are dangling or can get tangled up while traveling from door-to-door. If a Mask is part of the Halloween disguise, be sure to have adequate visibility through the eye holes and that all noises from nearby cars or people can be clearly heard through ear holes. When approaching an unfamiliar home on the haunted holiday, only knock or ring the doorbell if a porch light is on and the house appears inviting to dressed-up guests. Avoid barking dogs and dark yards as you make the rounds, adhere to all traffic rules and stop lights when crossing streets and try to travel in groups of 2 or more, keeping a close eye on each other using the buddy system. Before sampling the treats that kids have been given, parents should inspect the snacks, making sure all the packages are still factory sealed before the long-awaited ripping, tearing and devouring begins. A little preparedness and planning is all that’s needed for Halloween to go off without a hitch. Have a blast, scare yourself (and others) silly, but keep your wits about you because while October 31st may only come once a year, like a zombie hungry for brains, it will return before you know it!
Sure October is the best month of the year…I mean we celebrate Halloween!
However, October also means game time…or should I say Yankee time?
In recent years, the highly popularYankees have ended their past seasons in disappointment. With extensive World Series and Championship records, fans were beginning to wonder if these over-paid players were even motivated to execute?
If that was in question at one point….fans are surely singing another tune this month.
The excitement is building around Disney’s newest animated film The Princess and The Frog well in advance of its December 11 release date. Directed by the team who also brought us the classics The Little Mermaid and Aladdin, Pixar and Walt Disney Animation Studios Chief Creative Officer John Lasseter delivered a video message this week touting the movie’s return to a glorious 2D style of animation. We’re always fans of the unforgettable characters Disney comes up with, but the New Orleans setting for the story really gets us giddy when we think of all the costume possibilities. So now it’s not just Princess Tiana herself or a Frog Suit that costumers are limited to when celebrating this new motion picture. In fact, anything Princess and everything N’awlins is fair game including Mardi Gras outfits, ’20s Flapper dresses and glamorous Southern Belle gowns. The Princess and The Frog is sure to be a big hit at the box office; help spread the word this Halloween with any of the costume ideas above!
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