First Look at Julianne Moore as Sarah Palin and Ed Harris as John McCain in “Game Change” Trailer [Video]

We first heard about Julianne Moore portraying Sarah Palin in the HBO film Game Change nearly a year ago. Sarah Palin could only muster up sarcasm when talking about the movie, which isn’t surprising considering that it is an adaptation of Mark Halperin and John Heilemann’s 2008 presidential election tell-all book that portrays Palin in a terrible and uninformed light.

A year later, and the film’s cast has only grown more impressive. Ed Harris plays an exhausted John McCain whose own campaign ran away without him once Sarah Palin was introduced to the American public, and Woody Harrelson plays adviser Steve Schmidt who tried to cover up Palin’s inexperience, limited scope of foreign policy knowledge, and incompetence by banking on her charisma to carry her through the campaign.

Check out the following trailer for Game Change; the film premieres on March 10th at 9 p.m. on HBO.

Angelina Jolie Live Q&A and “In the Land of Blood and Honey” Limited Edition Poster Giveaway [Closed]

Everyone knows Angelina Jolie the Oscar-winning actress, mega celebrity, and international activist, but with the release of the new film In the Land of Blood and Honey, Jolie can add writer and director to her resume. To celebrate this accomplishment and promote the release of her film, Angelina Jolie will be readily available to fans everywhere on January 12th as she conducts a live Q&A where you will have the opportunity to ask the actress your burning questions and receive an answer live!

The application below features a countdown to the January 12th Q&A, as well as the official theatrical trailer, behind the scenes footage, and you can even purchase tickets to see the film, which is currently playing in select cities.

“In the Land of Blood and Honey” has been nominated for a Golden Globe. The …

Twilight “Breaking Dawn” Celebration Package Giveaway at Fangs for the Fantasy

My good friend Renee co-runs a pretty awesome urban fantasy blog that anyone who loves the genre has no reason not to check out. Fangs for the Fantasy explores urban fantasy books, movies, television shows, and news and critiques them from a social justice perspective. Because of the strong social justice background of both of the writers of this blog, Renee who is well-known for her blog Womanist Musings and Sparky of Spark in Darkness, this site makes for a really great and well-rounded read, rather than just one review after another boasting a glowing recommendation without the usual refusal to confess the problematic elements of it that we’ve all seen in most other reviews out there.

If you happen to be a Twilight fan, Fangs for the Fantasy has …

10 Best Movies for Nerds and Those Who Love Them

This is a guest post by Online Degree Blog, your guide to over 450 online degree programs.

There are some movies that seem to be made especially for the nerd community. Even though there are hundreds of types of nerds, divided by areas of interest and social tendencies, these films just seem to speak to geeks across the board. They feature relatable characters in situations most nerds find themselves in or wish they could stumble into. If you’re a self-proclaimed nerd and haven’t seen one of the movies on this list, you should check it out. If you’re trying to woo a nerd, it wouldn’t hurt to have a couple of these movies on your DVD rack when your date comes over. You’ll definitely earn some brownie points.

“Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2″ DVD Giveaway [Closed]

Since the publication of the first Harry Potter book, Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone, in 1998 (U.S.), J.K. Rowling’s tales of the adventures of a young wizard and his two best friends have been entertaining millions of people of all ages. No doubt boosting the substantial and impressive popularity of Harry Potter were the movies that came not long after. In fact, Harry Potter is the highest grossing film series of all time.

I think the reason why Harry Potter has done so well is due very much in part with the fact that the series lasted a substantial amount of years. I was in the fifth grade in 1998 and by the time I was in middle school, entire friendships had been fostered through the mutual fondness of …

“Winnie the Pooh” DVD and Blu-Ray Combo Pack Giveaway [Closed]

Winnie the Pooh is an amazing classic. When you enjoy a story enough as a child, it grows with you. Attached to it are timeless memories that you can look back on fondly throughout your life, and that is a great thing. Still enjoying that same thing as an adult, while also developing a new appreciation for it as you have gotten older, and realizing that the stories you loved as a child also hold a great deal of wisdom for you as an adult is what defines a true classic. Winnie the Pooh is exactly that; it is timeless and the values it teaches are important to remember regardless of how old you are.

This past summer audiences returned to the Hundred Acre Wood for the latest adventure featuring the world’s beloved bear with …