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Sheen out Kutcher in. Now what?

Steve Suter — Wed, 03 Aug 2011 16:50:39 -0400

So the Charlie Sheen drama is pretty much over and it’s time for the TV show to move on with new star Ashton Kutcher. We hear he will play an Internet billionaire with a broken heart’ when he becomes the new star of the TV show Two and a Half Men next month on CBS. It’s gotta be one of the most-anticipated cast change on TV’s for a sitcom after all the drama and the stormy exit of Charlie Sheen last season.

Kutcher’s character will be named Walden Schmidt and has no family connection to the characters played by continuing stars Jon Cryer and Angus T. Jones, who portrayed the brother and son of Sheen’s departed character.

So do you think they kill off the Sheen’s character or just act like he never existed? , Charlie Harper who or will there be a funeral. We will find out soon when “Men”’ begins its ninth season on Sept. 19

Big fest’s on both sides of the lake

Steve Suter — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 19:37:06 -0400

Best of all both the French Quarter fest and Strawberry fest are FREE. So spend Saturday at one and Sunday at the other or visa-versa. And feel bad for people living outside of this araea that have nothing to do this weekend.

Time to “Fall Back” this weekend

Steve Suter — Wed, 03 Nov 2010 19:41:10 -0400

Because it comes later than usual this year, it’s easy to forget we “fall back” and end Daylight Savings Time this coming weekend. So before you go to bed Saturday night set those clocks BACK one hour and get an extra hour of sleep. Turning back your clocks early Sunday is also a great time to change the battery in your smoke detectors. And make sure all your radios are on Magic 101.9 too!

It’s your right..to get out and vote.

Steve Suter — Mon, 01 Nov 2010 17:09:12 -0400

Please get out and vote tomorrow. Your employer has too give you time to vote. Some schools actually have the day off. There are important races all over the area plus voters will be faced with10 long and, at times, complex constitutional amendments on tomorrow’s election ballot. And if you’re like me when you’re behind that curtain sometimes you have no idea what you’re voting for even though the amendments are written its small print and a lot to read. President of the Public Affairs research council Jim Brandt says this is a real difficult group of amendments to deal with and cover a wide range of subjects…So to make it easier for you the amendments can be reviewed in detail here at http://www.la-par.org/Publications/PDF/ConstAmend_Nov2010.pdf This is a guide and does not make recommendations.

My scariest Movies of all time

Steve Suter — Tue, 26 Oct 2010 20:05:54 -0400

Ok so as we come up on Halloween and start playing our scariest song ‘Thriller”. What do you think is the scariest movie of all time? I know it’s a debate that will never end. For some, scary movies died with Alfred Hitchcock and his Twilight Zone type mysterious eerie touch in movies like Psycho and The Birds. For others, if it not gory…there’s no glory. So no one can win this argument. I think the movie that scared you the most depends not only on the movie’s content, but your own age, life experience, and state of mind when you saw it. So here is mine. No doubt who wins The Exorcist (73) Jeez, still today I would be scared to death to interview Linda Blair thinking the devil might jump off her and come into me. Another great scary movie is Jack Nickolas and The Shining (80).” Whether it’s the creepy twin girls, the chase through the hedge maze or RED RUM— the shining was creepy scary. Halloween (78) revolutionized the horror movies and I loved Jamie Lee Curtis as she stakes her claim as one of the great scream queens as the teenage babysitter who must face homicidal maniac Michael Myers head on. “Halloween” managed to make the spookiest day of the year even scarier. I admit the impact of “Halloween” has been somewhat diminished over the years by all its own sequels and remakes. For gore its Texas Chain Saw Massacre (74) made us all thing twice about driving down a dark scary road. And respect to “Freddy” and Nightmare on Elm Street (84) kept me up all night many times afraid to close my eyes. Let me say that although scary Alien films are science-fiction, not horror. But the space setting makes them even more chilling. Did love the original film’s famed slogan “In space, no one can hear you scream. Amityville Horror (78) was down right scary. When I get mad I can still scare people when I say ‘Get Out! Get Out! The Pig in the window, the rocking chair rocking. It’s so close to home. Viewers may not be able to relate to acid-blooded aliens in space, or a masked serial killer, or an elevator full of blood. But who hasn’t been alone in a dark bedroom and heard an unidentifiable thump downstairs? Or seen a door standing open that you could swear was firmly closed a minute ago? It’s always the dark things we cannot see that scare us more than those we can. I can also remember as a kid being scare by The Blob and The Creature from the Black Lagoon. As an adult it’s harder to get scared but Saw and The Ring were good. And I can’t leave out one I just remembered that scared us all. Some of you still won’t go too far into the water from the Beach because of…Jaws (75

Elton John Duet with…Lady GaGa?

Steve Suter — Mon, 25 Oct 2010 18:25:16 -0400

Yep it’s true Elton and Ms Gaga recorded an original duet for a new animated Disney movie. But the topic of the song isn’t about letting the Sun Go Down On Me, or the Pa Pa Pa Paparazzi, the duet is dedicated to a magical gnome. His name – no kidding – is Gnomeo. The track, Hello, Hello, will appear on the soundtrack to…are you ready Gnomeo and Juliet, a Disney

Gnome is where the heart is ... Lady Gaga and Elton John record duet about pointy-hatted lovers. Photograph: Rex Features

film due in February 2011. As you may have guessed, this is the tale of two pointy-hatted lovers, both of whom normally reside on garden lawns. If this idea seems absurd, Elton gets it who in addition to recording the soundtrack, is one of the film’s producers. Gnomeo and Juliet, with gnomes voiced by James McAvoy and Emily Blunt. Michael Caine, Stephen Merchant and Ozzy Osbourne. The film is a long-time “passion project” for John who has worked on the movie for more than a decade

My interview with Natashia Beddinfield

Steve Suter — Fri, 22 Oct 2010 19:01:26 -0400

Tropical Storm Richard headed for Gulf?

Steve Suter — Thu, 21 Oct 2010 20:26:29 -0400

As we countdown to the end of Hurricane season it’s been a busy season just luckily not for us. Today the 19th named storm Formed in the Caribbean. We are up to the “R’s” so say hi to Tropical Storm Richard. The National Hurricane Center expects for Richard to become a hurricane within the next 24 to 36hrs. The storm is about 220 miles southeast of the Cayman Islands with winds near 40mph. Right now the Storm is expected to move toward the Yucatan Peninsula over the weekend with a possible landfall by Early Monday. Then Richard is expect to move into the Bay of Campeche, and into the Southern Gulf then possibly moving into Florida or going in the opposite direction into Mexico or south Texas but has no chance of getting any closer to us than that..

The Brees baby has arrived

Steve Suter — Wed, 20 Oct 2010 18:06:29 -0400

So yesterday we announced the new addition to the Brees family and today we got the official work from Drew Brees says he and his wife Brittany that they have agreed on a name for their second son, and it’s Bowen Christopher Brees. It was perfect timing, I’m thinking this was planned because instead of Drew being away or playing a game he had the day off and was there for the birth. Everyone is doing fine and now hopefully like last year after the Superbowl win, this year he can hold both boys in his arms as he celebrates our repeat Superbowl Win.

Does Taylor Swift call out Mayer in song?

Steve Suter — Tue, 19 Oct 2010 20:35:10 -0400

Hate to sound like a TMZ headline but the buzz is all about Taylor Swift and the John Mayer rumors. Did Taylor sings about their relationship on her new song, “Dear John,” from her forthcoming album, “Speak Now.” So Taylor, 20 — by the way has been romantically linked to Mayer, 33, last year while collaborating on his song, “Half of My Heart” — Great song by the way. Here are some of the lyrics:

Dear John

“I see it all now that you’re gone Don’t you think I was too young To be messed with The girl in the dress Cried the whole way home I should’ve known. “It was wrong Don’t you think nineteen’s too young To be played By your dark, twisted games When I loved you so.”My mother accused me of losing my mind But I swore I was fine You’ll add my name to your long list of traitors Who don’t understand And I’ll look back in regret I ignored what they said ‘Run as fast as you can.

So Taylor hasn’t stated whether the song is about Mayer. But she didn’t deny it. Here’s what she did say about the song. “My lyrics are all made very clear. Every single song is like a roadmap to what that relationship stood for, with little markers that maybe everyone won’t know, but there are things that were little nuances of the relationship, little hints. And every single song is like that. Everyone will know, so I don’t really have to send out emails on this one.”

So what do you think?