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| Monday, 28 April 2008 | |
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Trailers - Here's a list of trailers on youtube - mostly made by fans. StephenieMeyer.com - this is the author's site.
The Twilight Saga - Nice fan site.
While this isn't a parody of anything Potter - it's Robert Pattinson. And we all love him.
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Robert Pattinson (Cedric Diggory in "Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire") and Kristen Stewart (Sophie in "Jumper") talk to MTV about their upcoming "Twilight" movie based on the book by Stephenie Meyer. Stewart portrays Bella Swan who moves to Washington state and falls in love with Edward, but Ed has a secret... he's a vampire.
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I just love this stuff - Dog Warts U features Hairy Pawter, the lovable labrador who attends doggy school Dogwarts. Buy a t-shirt for yourself or for your dog. This Cafe Press shop features Graphics by M&M designs on coasters, mugs, magnets, messenger bags and other stuff besides t-shirts. (
Is this not the cutest thing ever? Well... maybe not ever, but still. It's just so durned cute - and perfect for holiday card giving. This is the product of Two Little Dogs greeting cards. In honor of the release of Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Two Little Dogs are featuring their "homage line: Dogwarts products for the Hairy Pawter fan." How could you resist? Actually, you probably can't even see the image because of the thumbnail so click the "Read More" link below to see a bigger image of this card and another. It is, however, watermarked. To purchase the cards 
"Rage Against the Mundane" was released in 2001 in case you haven't heard about it. The CD was recorded by Chicago college student Tony Goldmark (who is probably way out of college now and paying off student debt like the rest of us unless he sold enough CDs...). He was a fav on the Dr. Demento Show, a nationally syndicated comedy music radio program. Goldmark has also performed at AlCon Conventions ("Weird Al" Yankovic fan cons) and got himself involved with a coached ensemble at Chicago's Second City world-famous comedy shop. (He did another CD that's not Potter related entitled "Masterpiece Weirder.").