Yeah it’s just used in so many Pixar movies because many Pixar employees attended CalArts
As Dreamers Do Part Deux
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Entertainment News for Mid March 2004
Entertainment News for Mid March 2004
Brian Henson: "Back in 1994, Michael Eisner pushed for a Muppet rap album he wanted to call Froggystyle. The project pretty much died at the development stage when no artist wanted their songs to be parodied by Kermit and the gang."
- Interview with People magazine.
The opening of Hong Kong Disneyland to be delayed till 2006.
- CNBC
New Line Cinema confirms a new Terminator film is in the works.
- Variety
Midway announces a partnership with the WLAF after reports that the game company was asked by the NFL to tone down its Blitz series.
- Electronic Gaming Monthly
The number of women who have come forward to accuse underground cartoonist Robert Crumb of sexual assault or rape has grown from six to thirty-one. Crumb's trial begins April 20 in Oakland.
- The San Francisco Chronicle
Brian Henson: "Back in 1994, Michael Eisner pushed for a Muppet rap album he wanted to call Froggystyle. The project pretty much died at the development stage when no artist wanted their songs to be parodied by Kermit and the gang."
- Interview with People magazine.
The opening of Hong Kong Disneyland to be delayed till 2006.
- CNBC
New Line Cinema confirms a new Terminator film is in the works.
- Variety
Midway announces a partnership with the WLAF after reports that the game company was asked by the NFL to tone down its Blitz series.
- Electronic Gaming Monthly
The number of women who have come forward to accuse underground cartoonist Robert Crumb of sexual assault or rape has grown from six to thirty-one. Crumb's trial begins April 20 in Oakland.
- The San Francisco Chronicle
Entertainment News for Mid-March 2004 (Part 2)
Entertainment News for Mid-March 2004 (Part 2)
Jim Cornette: "Vince Russo has written some of the worst angles in wrestling history. But to his credit, he DID NOT write Rikishi shitting on Stephanie McMahon three years ago."
- Interview with Pro Wrestling Illustrated
Sheriff Joe Arpaio to speak at a Weinstein campaign rally in Tempe.
- The Arizona Republic
John Kerry jumps out to an early lead in the Democratic primaries.
- The Washington Post
Gus St. Pierre testifies before the Senate to express his concern about the earthen levees in his hometown.
- CNN
Jim Cornette: "Vince Russo has written some of the worst angles in wrestling history. But to his credit, he DID NOT write Rikishi shitting on Stephanie McMahon three years ago."
- Interview with Pro Wrestling Illustrated
Sheriff Joe Arpaio to speak at a Weinstein campaign rally in Tempe.
- The Arizona Republic
John Kerry jumps out to an early lead in the Democratic primaries.
- The Washington Post
Gus St. Pierre testifies before the Senate to express his concern about the earthen levees in his hometown.
- CNN
1: I'm siding with the rap artists on this one. Seriously, that is just a BAD idea.
2: Okay.
3: Cool.
4: Sounds good.
5: Oy...
6: Good grief.
7: Nice.
8: Fine.
9: That's terrible.
Entertainment News for Early April 2004
@drporter357 They do. And as of 2004, Devon Abbott is practicing Flash animation.
Entertainment News for Early April 2004
The Sports Page
The bidding process for the NHL's TV rights is now complete. The new TV contract will run from 2004-05 thru 2009-10.
- NBC (Peacock) will a carry a slate of regular season games on weekend afternoons. In addition, NBC will have the rights to the Clarence Campbell Conference finals and become exclusive home to the Stanley Cup Finals.
- For at least the next six years, SBC (Saban) will retain Wednesday Night Hockey, a staple of that network since the early Eighties.
- ESPN (Henson) will retain National Hockey Night for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Nights. Monday nights will be added after the conclusion of the NFL's regular season. ESPN will also be the home for the Prince of Wales Conference Finals.
- For the next six years, SBC and NBC will rotate coverage of the NHL's All Star Weekend with NBC carrying the event in odd-numbered years (2004-05, 2006-07, 2008-09).
- Current NHL on Fox personnel will likely move to NBC next season.
- Mike "Doc" Emrick, longtime voice of SBC's Wednesday Night Hockey will likely stay put.
Over in football, the first two are in.
- SBC (Saban) will retain the AFC, which they have held since 1998. SBC had previously outbid NBC for the AFC in 1987, only for NBC to regain the rights to that same conference from 1990 thru '97.
- ABC (Henson) will retain Monday Night Football, which they have held since 1970.
- As for Sunday nights, Thursday nights and the NFC afternoon rights, a deadlock has prompted NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue to conduct runoff bidding, the poll for which you can vote on here: https://forms.gle/oSzyBWzJmDt35Fao9
Entertainment News for Early April 2004
The Sports Page
The bidding process for the NHL's TV rights is now complete. The new TV contract will run from 2004-05 thru 2009-10.
- NBC (Peacock) will a carry a slate of regular season games on weekend afternoons. In addition, NBC will have the rights to the Clarence Campbell Conference finals and become exclusive home to the Stanley Cup Finals.
- For at least the next six years, SBC (Saban) will retain Wednesday Night Hockey, a staple of that network since the early Eighties.
- ESPN (Henson) will retain National Hockey Night for Tuesday, Thursday and Friday Nights. Monday nights will be added after the conclusion of the NFL's regular season. ESPN will also be the home for the Prince of Wales Conference Finals.
- For the next six years, SBC and NBC will rotate coverage of the NHL's All Star Weekend with NBC carrying the event in odd-numbered years (2004-05, 2006-07, 2008-09).
- Current NHL on Fox personnel will likely move to NBC next season.
- Mike "Doc" Emrick, longtime voice of SBC's Wednesday Night Hockey will likely stay put.
Over in football, the first two are in.
- SBC (Saban) will retain the AFC, which they have held since 1998. SBC had previously outbid NBC for the AFC in 1987, only for NBC to regain the rights to that same conference from 1990 thru '97.
- ABC (Henson) will retain Monday Night Football, which they have held since 1970.
- As for Sunday nights, Thursday nights and the NFC afternoon rights, a deadlock has prompted NFL Commissioner Paul Tagliabue to conduct runoff bidding, the poll for which you can vote on here: https://forms.gle/oSzyBWzJmDt35Fao9
It helped a ton actually.
Are there any other networks besides Sky Sports that could cover the EIHL in the UK?
NFL Stadiums as of 2004
NFL Stadiums as of 2004
AFC East
Baltimore Marauders: Legendary Field at Camden Yards (Known IOTL as PSINet/M&T Bank Stadium)
Brooklyn Jets: Dodger Dome (On the OTL Barclay's Center site)
Buffalo Bills: Ralph Wilson Stadium
New England Patriots: CMGI Field (Known IOTL as Gillette Stadium)
AFC North
Pittsburgh Steelers: Heinz Field
Cincinnati Bengals: Kroger Field (Known IOTL as Paul Brown Stadium)
Cleveland Browns: Goodyear Stadium
Indianapolis Colts: RCA Dome
AFC South
Carolina Panthers: Ericsson Stadium
Houston Oilers: Reliant Stadium
Miami Dolphins: Joe Robbie Stadium
Tennessee Sabercats: Adelphia Coliseum (Known IOTL as Nissan Stadium)
AFC West
Las Vegas Raiders: Bally's Glamor Dome (On the site of OTL Allegiant Stadium)
San Diego Chargers: Jack in the Box Stadium (Opened in 2002 in Mission Valley)
Kansas City Chiefs: Arrowhead Stadium
Denver Broncos: NAMCO Field at Mile High (Known IOTL as Invesco/Sports Authority/Empower Field)
NFC East
Washington Heroes: Art Modell Stadium (On the OTL Audi Field site)
New York Giants: The Meadowlands
Dallas Cowboys: Texas Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles: Lincoln Financial Field
NFC North
Chicago Bears: Soldier Field
Green Bay Packers: Lambeau Field
Minnesota Vikings: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Detroit Lions: Little Caesar's Pizza Dome (Known IOTL as Ford Field)
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons: Georgia Dome
Jacksonville Jaguars: Alltel Stadium
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Raymond James Stadium
New Orleans Saints: Louisiana Superdome
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals: Circle K Dome (Downtown Phoenix on the OTL Chase Field site)
Seattle Seahawks: Microsoft Stadium (Known IOTL as Lumen Field)
Los Angeles Rams: Amblin Field (On the Chavez Ravine parking lot facing away from the baseball park)
San Francisco 49ers: Candlestick Park (a new stadium in the Mission District, close to OTL Chase Center, is expected to open mid-season)
AFC East
Baltimore Marauders: Legendary Field at Camden Yards (Known IOTL as PSINet/M&T Bank Stadium)
Brooklyn Jets: Dodger Dome (On the OTL Barclay's Center site)
Buffalo Bills: Ralph Wilson Stadium
New England Patriots: CMGI Field (Known IOTL as Gillette Stadium)
AFC North
Pittsburgh Steelers: Heinz Field
Cincinnati Bengals: Kroger Field (Known IOTL as Paul Brown Stadium)
Cleveland Browns: Goodyear Stadium
Indianapolis Colts: RCA Dome
AFC South
Carolina Panthers: Ericsson Stadium
Houston Oilers: Reliant Stadium
Miami Dolphins: Joe Robbie Stadium
Tennessee Sabercats: Adelphia Coliseum (Known IOTL as Nissan Stadium)
AFC West
Las Vegas Raiders: Bally's Glamor Dome (On the site of OTL Allegiant Stadium)
San Diego Chargers: Jack in the Box Stadium (Opened in 2002 in Mission Valley)
Kansas City Chiefs: Arrowhead Stadium
Denver Broncos: NAMCO Field at Mile High (Known IOTL as Invesco/Sports Authority/Empower Field)
NFC East
Washington Heroes: Art Modell Stadium (On the OTL Audi Field site)
New York Giants: The Meadowlands
Dallas Cowboys: Texas Stadium
Philadelphia Eagles: Lincoln Financial Field
NFC North
Chicago Bears: Soldier Field
Green Bay Packers: Lambeau Field
Minnesota Vikings: Hubert H. Humphrey Metrodome
Detroit Lions: Little Caesar's Pizza Dome (Known IOTL as Ford Field)
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons: Georgia Dome
Jacksonville Jaguars: Alltel Stadium
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Raymond James Stadium
New Orleans Saints: Louisiana Superdome
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals: Circle K Dome (Downtown Phoenix on the OTL Chase Field site)
Seattle Seahawks: Microsoft Stadium (Known IOTL as Lumen Field)
Los Angeles Rams: Amblin Field (On the Chavez Ravine parking lot facing away from the baseball park)
San Francisco 49ers: Candlestick Park (a new stadium in the Mission District, close to OTL Chase Center, is expected to open mid-season)
A sneak preview of a possible Batman/TMNT straight-to-home media crossover similar to what came out in 2019 IOTL.
Keep in mind, it is likely the crossover will start in comic books before it is adapted to DTV.
These are the logos that you'll likely see before the main menu.
Jingle [LINK]
***In association with***
Jingle [LINK]
This logo combo will likely be one way on North American copies and vice versa overseas.
Keep in mind, it is likely the crossover will start in comic books before it is adapted to DTV.
These are the logos that you'll likely see before the main menu.
Jingle [LINK]
***In association with***
Jingle [LINK]
This logo combo will likely be one way on North American copies and vice versa overseas.
Shrek 2 (2004 Film)
Shrek 2
Released by DreamWorks SKG through Universal Pictures on May 19, 2004
Cast and Crew
Same as OTL
Notes
- Shrek 2 enjoyed the same level of success as it did IOTL.
- Shrek 2 is also DreamWorks first release since its distributor Universal was sold to the Sony-led consortium now known as MCA Holdings.