Tennessee-related stories
Posted Nov 24th 2007 1:13PM by Richard Keller
Filed under: Other Comedy Shows, TV on the Bigscreen, Celebrities, Children
Unless you've been habitating beneath a mass of consolidated mineral matter over the last two years you know that Disney's Hannah Montana is BIG. You can't turn around in your local, unfeeling, big box toy store without seeing something with Hannah's logo or picture and an astronomical price tag on the front. Well, get ready, because the teen superstar is about to get even bigger.
Filming will begin sometime in April on a big screen version of Hannah Montana. News reports are saying that the film could premiere at the end of 2008 or beginning of 2009 (although, that could be pushed back even further due to the seemingly never-ending Writers' Strike). The film will take 14-year-old Miley Stewart and her dad (played by real daughter-father team Miley and Billy Ray Cyrus) back to their fictional home in Tennessee where, I am sure, hilarity will ensue.
Continue reading Hannah Montana to the big screen
Posted Jun 26th 2007 4:02PM by Adam Finley
Filed under: OpEd, Law and Order, Celebrities
Law & Order actor and former senator Fred Thompson hasn't officially announced he's running for president, but based on opinion polls, people seem to like him.
The man who played D.A. Arthur Branch on the Law and Order franchise is also being endorsed by his ex-wife and former girlfriends.
Lorrie Morgan, a country music singer whom Fred dated, said, "women love a soft place to lay and a strong pair of hands to hold us."
First of all, I think it's great that Freddy Fred knows how to treat a lady. I'm someone who could use a few lessons in treating women right, since the last two I dated got loose from their chains, ran into the road, and were both hit by a garbage truck. Also, you have to feed them every day, which is sometimes easy to forget.
Continue reading The ladies love Fred Thompson
Posted Mar 13th 2007 9:27AM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Law and Order, Celebrities

Actor and former republican U.S. Senator Fred Thompson
is reportedly considering running for president in 2008. Thompson was a U.S. Senator for Tennessee from 1994-2003. He decided not to run for re-election when he was cast as District Attorney Arthur Branch on
Law & Order in 2002. He has also appeared in that same role on
SVU and
Criminal Intent, as well as short-lived shows,
Conviction and
Trial by Jury. Thompson definitely has that "I could kick your ass, punk"-thing about him.
Thompson has an unusual past that will make him an interesting candidate. Besides appearing in a
big ol' pile of television shows and movies, he also has some serious experience in Washington, D.C. Before becoming an actor or a Senator, he was an attorney and was on the Watergate committee. If he does join the race for president, he'll be running against fellow republicans Rudolph Giuliani and John McCain for the nomination. And, in 2005, he returned to politics briefly when President Bush appointed him to be an advisor for U.S. Supreme Court Chief Justice John Roberts during his confirmation process.
Hell. If Arnold Schwarzenegger can do it...
Posted Apr 15th 2006 9:43PM by Anna Johns
Filed under: Cable, News

Those Weather Channel field crews must take
their jobs very seriously. Three members of a video crew were arrested last week for trespassing on the property of a
woman who was killed in a tornado. Family members of the victim, Sherry Bruce, say they asked the weather crew to leave
the property six different times within 30 minutes, but the crew reportedly refused to leave. The sheriff of the
Tennessee town where the tornado struck says claims that he gave the crew permission are a big, fat lie. Edward John
Lazano Jr., Bradley Reynolds, and Jorma Brandon Duran are all released on $500 bail.
Posted Feb 28th 2006 11:31AM by Adam Finley
Filed under: Talent
Fred Thompson, a former senator from Tennessee and the actor best
known for the role of District Attorney Arthur Branch on Law and Order, recently signed on to ABC
Radio as a "special program host and senior analyst." When he's not providing commentary, he'll be
filling in for venerable radio icon Paul Harvey when Harvey is on vacation. I just hope Thompson can make those air
purification systems sound as appealing as Harvey can. I've purchased so many of them I'm afraid I'll be contaminated
if I try to leave my apartment.