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November 2007 ISSUE
We do not make jokes, we simply watch the LA Times, the Orange County Register and CID/HOA board of directors and report the facts!
Bella the Movie Hollywood Does not Want You To Watch – Reviewing the Reviewer
October
29, 2007
If you do not like emotional roller coasters with high
peaks and low valleys.
If you enjoy mindless dialogue, an
overabundance of special effects and megabucks
Hollywood productions, sequential storytelling and
cannot stand subtitles, Bella is definitely not for
you, or for Betsy
Pickle for that matter.
In the Scripps Howard News Service Bella
review, Pickle writes :
Bella “…is about people making connections, but it's so far
removed from how real people behave that it feels
disconnected”.
Perhaps the “real people” Pickle refers to
is the one portrayed by Hollywood in the nuclear
proliferation of reality TV shows, such as the Real
Housewives of Orange County.
Bella opened this weekend in Orange County at the Regal
Theaters hoping to attract enough interest to be
picked up for national distribution
Pickle describes the movie as an “earnestly crafted as a
feel-good movie, "Bella" is a walk-and-talkathon
boasting two fetching stars”.
2007 TONY BENNETT MEDIA EXCELLENCE AWARD |
"Bella" comes out in theatres this October 26, and includes known celebrities Eduardo Verastegui, Tammy Blanchard (Emmy Award winner,Good Shepard), Ali Landry (Miss USA, Felicity, Clueless, Eve), Manny Perez (Washington Heights, El Cantante, Illegal Tender), and award winning Director Alejandro Monteverde, many of which will be at this year's Fundraiser to receive their award.
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Bella
- the Love Story Hollywood Does Not Want You to Watch.
Opening on October 26-28 and November 2-4 12:00, 3:30,
10:30 Foothill Ranch Regal Cinemas
Eduardo Verástegui in his lead role as Jose in the
film Bella won this year's Toronto Film Festival, a
distinction that puts it in the company of Oscar
winning films "Chariots of Fire," "Life
is beautiful," and "American Beauty,"
Jewish
Dance Returns to Saddleback College, November 18, 2007
Neshama Stories of the Soul is a multi-media
production inspired by personal spiritual journeys
enriched by thousands of years of Jewish legends,
commentaries and religious texts all centered on the
significance of Jerusalem as a symbol of human life
The
Music from Our Soul by Saddleback College Women?s
Camerata November 3, 2007
The Saddleback College Women?s Camerata and Orchestra
will perform The Music from Our Soul on Saturday,
November 3, 2007 at 8:00 p.m. at St. Margaret?s
Episcopal Church, 31641 La Novia Ave. , San Juan
Capistrano. Conducted by Dr. Scott Farthing, with...
Saddleback
College Concert Choir performs Sunday, October 28
2007XPerformance includes Johannes Brahms? beautiful
Liebeslieder Waltzes. X
Under the direction of Conductor Scott Farthing, the
Saddleback College Concert Choir performs choral music
based on wonderful dance rhythms on Sunday, October 28
at 2 & 5p.m. in the McKinney Theatre.
American
Art Songs at Saddleback College, November 5, 2007-
Timothy Durkovic was recently named "Man of the
Week" by Crónica--the Guatemalan equivalent to
TIME Magazine
Melissa McIntosh Landis, soprano, and Timothy Durkovic,
pianist, are scheduled to perform the music of Charles
Griffes, Amy Beach, Carrie Jacobs Bond and John Alden
Carpenter?s Gitanjali Monday, November 5 at 8 p.m in
the Fine Arts, Room 101 on.
Free
Chinese Art Exhibit at Saddleback College November
5-21, 2007
The Art Gallery at Saddleback College presents A Brush
with Nature art exhibition on November 5 through
November 21 in the Saddleback College Art Gallery.
Don't
Tease Me Bro! - Jazz Bros At Saddleback October 31,
2007
It is time for this two brained and multi-limbed
creature to lead a musical project of its own. As
leaders and composers, Jean-Michel Pilc and Ari Hoenig
bring their sense of musical architecture to
Saddleback College on Wednesday, October 31 at 4pm
in...
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