Interview with Jeremy Barlow: Writer of the Dethklok Comic Book.
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Support Keep the Peace
Posted: November 11, 2011 in Celebrity, Commentary, Music, Professional Wrestling, TNA, TV, WWETags: Dawn Marie, Fuschia, Keep the Peace, MUDA Multimedia Entertainment, Wrestler's Rescue, WWE
Former WWE Diva Dawn Marie has teamed with recording artist Michele “Fuchsia” Mupo to form an entertainment company called MUDA .
In honor of Veteran’s Day, MUDA is creating a music video for their initiative, “Keep the Peace.” The goal of “Keep the Peace” is to help rehabilitate the homes of disabled veterans returning from Iraq and Afghanistan. Help them achieve this goal by making a donation here. Any support will help out greatly.
Also, support Dawn’s charity “Wrestler’s Rescue” an organization dedicated to supporting health care needs of retired professional wrestlers.
They’re Ba-ack! Mike Judge Talks Beavis and Butthead at NYCC
Posted: October 23, 2011 in Animation, Cartoons, Celebrity, Comedy, Commentary, Humor, Interviews, TVTags: Beavis and Butthead, Mike Judge, New York Comic Con
What Wrestling Can Learn From Game of Thrones
Posted: October 10, 2011 in Commentary, Fantasy, Novels, Professional Wrestling, Sports, TNA, TV, WWETags: A Song of Ice and Fire, Arya Stark, Divas, Eddard Stark, Fantasy, Game of Thrones, George R.R. Martin, HBO, Joffrey Baratheon, Monday Night Raw, Professional Wrestling, RAW, Sansa Stark, Vince McMahon, WWE
By Todd Matthy
WWE and TNA listen up. Since both organizations are trying to be drama rather than wrestling, I think it’s about time you learned something from drama. Something that will both create compelling television and give old-school wrestling fans what they want. And all you need to do is watch HBO’s “Game of Thrones.”
So what can a show about a world with dragons and long winters teach the writers at WWE and TNA? Why how to create a villain of course. All you have to do is look to Joffrey Baratheon. (more…)
Review: Timeline: The History of WWE 1997 with Jim Cornette
Posted: September 30, 2011 in Celebrity, Commentary, Professional Wrestling, Sports, TNA, TV, UFC, WWETags: Bret Hart, Divas, Jim Cornette, Monday Night Raw, Professional Wrestling, Shawn Michaels, the Undertaker, Triple H, Vince McMahon, world wrestling entertainment, Wrestlemania, WWE
By Todd Matthy
1997 was a compelling year for the WWE. On TV it was one of the most exciting times with the USA vs. Canada feud, the rise of Steve Austin, the birth of the Rock, the formation of Degeneration X, the coming of Kane, and Shawn Michaels and Bret Hart were on a collision course both inside and outside the ring which would culminate in one of the most controversial moments in wrestling history. Behind the scenes it was a nightmare. WWE was being slaughtered by WCW in the ratings and PPV buys thanks to the amazing (but beaten to death) NWO storyline. Despite these set backs everything was in place for the company to do the best business in its history. All they needed was a spark. In Kayfabe Commentaries “Timeline (the History of WWE) 1997 with Jim Cornette” the legendary manager/writer/booker takes us on a journey to the moment where the spark was found and ignited what would become known as “the Attitude Era.” (more…)
Ten Glee Episodes That Should Be Made
Posted: September 21, 2011 in Comedy, Commentary, Entertainment, Heavy Metal, Humor, Music, TVTags: Britney S. Pierce, Fox, Glee, Lea Michele, Music, Rachel, Sue Sylvester
By Todd Matthy
To celebrate the return of “Glee” I’ve put together a list of episodes that should be made. Some are serious some are ridiculous. Let me know what you think. (more…)
Remembering the Macho Man
Posted: May 23, 2011 in Celebrity, Commentary, Professional Wrestling, Sports, TV, WWETags: Macho Man Randy Savage, Pro Wrestling, Randy Savage, wrestling, WWE, WWF
Clearing the Smoke
Posted: April 25, 2011 in Commentary, MMA, Professional Wrestling, Sports, TNA, TV, UFC, WWETags: Anti-Smoking, John Morrison, Monday Night Raw, R-Truth, RAW, Smoking, world wrestling entertainment, WWE
An Interview with Transformers Writer Flint Dille
Posted: April 6, 2011 in Animation, Anime, Cartoons, Celebrity, Interviews, Transformers, TVTags: 80's cartoons, Animation, Buck Rogers, Dungeons and Dragons, Flint Dille, Frank Miller, gi joe, Movies, Optimus Prime, Orson Welles, Sunbow Productions, Television, Transformers
Conducted by Todd Matthy
Flint Dille was born to write. His father was the publisher of the original “Buck Rogers” comic strip and he’s followed in the his footsteps as an acclaimed writer of both animation and video games. During the eighties, Flint served as both a writer and Story Editor on a little known series called “Transformers”, including the mini-series, “Five Faces of Darkness” that revealed the origin of the Transformers. So what was it like working on one of the greatest cartoons of all time? What were the politics of writing such a show? Click to below to find out. (more…)
An NY Metal Music Examiner Interview with Eddie Trunk – New York Metal Music | Examiner.com
Posted: March 31, 2011 in Celebrity, Heavy Metal, Interviews, Music, TVTags: Anthrax, Eddie Trunk, Eddie Trunk's Essential Guide to Hard Rock and Heavy Metal, Friday Night Rocks, guns n roses, Hard Rock Cafe, Heavy Metal, Megadeth, Metallica, Radio, Skid Row, Slayer, That Metal Show
By Todd Matthy
“In your opinion do you think records (albums) are going to be given away on the Internet and the money will come from touring? Or do you see people still wanting to buy a CD?
Without question I think that the biggest revenue stream for artists these days certainly seems to be touring. Records are almost an afterthought. But, I’m not ready to put a final nail in the coffin on CD’s I’ve seen some encouraging things lately.”
I interview legendary DJ Eddie Trunk about his upcoming book release. To read the full interview click on the link below.
An NY Metal Music Examiner Interview with Eddie Trunk – New York Metal Music | Examiner.com.
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