Because I am bored beyond all human comprehension, I bring you links.

[apocalypsos]

Movie trailers ...

Hotel Rwanda -- I love Don Cheadle. Have I ever said that? 'Cause, seriously, man, can that guy act.

The Woodsman -- They can be as secretive as they want, but anybody with two brain cells to rub together can figure out the plot. But it looks good and it's Kevin Bacon, so that's forgivable. :)

P.S. -- The only reason I link this is because Topher Grace and Laura Linney look so cute together. ;)

A Love Song for Bobby Long -- I can't watch this trailer because I'm at work, so somebody tell me if it's good or if it blows. (It's got Scarlett Johansson, but it's also got John Travolta, so God knows it could go either way.)

The Phantom of the Opera -- Hey, I like this trailer. So there. ;P

In other news, Reverend Jerry Falwell, national chairman of the Faith and Values Coalition and Moral Majority founder, labeled the National Organization for Women (NOW) the "National Order of Witches," said he was going to invite People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals (PETA) to Christian men's gatherings called "Wild Game Night" so that they "can sit there and suffer," and called Americans United for Separation of Church and State "an anti-Christ" group. Really, who needs to make Falwell look like an ass when he does it so well all on his own?

A pod of dolphins circled protectively round a group of New Zealand swimmers to fend off an attack by a great white shark, media reported on Tuesday. Now that's just cool right there.

A Shih Tzu who, her owners say, longed for years to give birth — even to the point of going into false labor several times — finally is getting a chance to nurse some little ones: two stray kittens. Awww. That's so cute.

A mother who left her 7-year-old son locked in the trunk of a car while she partied in a bar has pleaded guilty to felony charges of child abuse and false imprisonment. "She has been a very good mother," Attridge said. "All of us were young and stupid once." Young and stupid?! *headwall*

EDIT: I'm thinking about stopping at Borders before I go home and picking up the first Earthsea book, just to see what it's about. And I know the premise is interesting, and I know more than one person I know has pointed out that he's not perfect for the role, but I also know that if I do pick up the book, it'll be all Shawn Ashmore's fault. Hey, I might as well be honest, right?

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[elorie.livejournal.com]

Hon, that's two days in a row you've posted something about someone doing something godawful to their kid. That stuff gives me the willies in a serious, not-good kind of way; please cut-tag it better, pretty please? So that I don't have to read any of the details.