Dragon Prodigy

This is just to say that we are indeed alive. There have been no news lately, so there wasn't anything new to report on the news page. However, we are organising an event in the coming days and hope to see as many participants as possible! Make sure you register on the forums if you want to get involved!

Apogee Digital has interviewed Jeremy Zuckerman and Ben Wynn. It's just a general interview of their accomplishments and how they compose music together. They mention Avatar: the Last Airbender a few times, it was also their biggest of all time. If you want to check out the video, CLICK HERE

It should be under the 'Featured Artist Videos' category.

Latest news on Shyamalan's movies. M.Night Shyamalan has been nominated for '3' Razzie Awards. In case your wondering, the Razzie Award's are given to the worst movies of the year, which so far isn't doing Shyamalan any good. Below is the groups M.Night's movie, 'the Happening', has been nominated in.

• WORST PICTURE
  DISASTER MOVIE (Lionsgate) and MEET THE SPARTANS (20th Century-Fox) {Two Movies Jointly Nominated for Sharing One Berry Badly Beaten Dead Horse of a Concept!}
  THE HAPPENING (20th Century-Fox)
  THE HOTTIE AND THE NOTTIE (Regent Releasing/Purple Pictures)
  IN THE NAME OF THE KING: A DUNGEON SIEGE TALE (Boll KG/Brightlight Pictures)
  THE LOVE GURU (Paramount)

• WORST DIRECTOR 
  Uwe Boll / 1968: TUNNEL RATS, IN THE NAME OF THE KING and POSTAL
  Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer / DISASTER MOVIE and MEET THE SPARTANS 
  Tom Putnam / THE HOTTIE AND THE NOTTIE 
  Marco Schnabel / THE LOVE GURU 
  M. Night Shyamalan / THE HAPPENING

• WORST SCREENPLAY
  DISASTER MOVIE and MEET THE SPARTANS, both Written by Jason Friedberg & Aaron Seltzer
  THE HAPPENING, Written by M. Night Shyamalan
  THE HOTTIE AND THE NOTTIE, Written by Heidi Ferrer
  IN THE NAME OF THE KING: A DUNGEON SIEGE TALE, Screenplay by Doug Taylor
  THE LOVE GURU, Written by Mike Myers & Graham Gordy

To check out the other catagories and entires, CLICK HERE

A statement was released by Viacom today about 19 of their channels being pulled out of Time Warner Cable, at 12:01 on January 1st, 2009. This shut down will affect all the United States Time Warner Cable subscribers.

So how did this begin? Time Warner Cable currently profits a lot from all the channels belonging to Viacom but are stating that profits are not as large compared to before. Viacom has requested a small increase of 25 cents per month from each subscriber for all 19 channels. (Approximately 13.3 million subscribers) The channels that will no longer be available on Time Warner Cable are Comedy Central; CMT: Pure Country; Logo; Palladia; MTV; MTV 2; MTV Hits; MTV Jams; MTV Tr3s; Nickelodeon; Noggin; Nick 2; Nicktoons; Spike; The N; TV Land; Vh1; Vh1 Classic and Vh1 Soul.

To view the Viacom press release, CLICK HERE

EDIT: An agreement has been reached by the two companies. The new press release can be found here, CLICK HERE