Friday, March 28, 2008

GM’s American Acting Debut on Eli Stone

Last night, in the episode titled “I Want Your Sex” of ELI STONE, George Michael played himself. So how was he? Totally natural and believable (well, he was, after all, playing himself – duh!). It was a pleasure to watch and hopefully there will be more of GM in earthly form in the future. He definitely proved himself to be a reliable and consistent actor. Even if you had no idea who he was, you would not have known that he never did this before.

Congratulations George on a job well done.

Greg Berlanti, the show’s creator, must be a really big GM fan because the show’s been incredibly generous to GM’s image. Seriously, GM couldn’t ask for a better vehicle for his career in America. The show is definitely re-introducing GM to America and last night’s episode casted GM in an especially complimentary light, portraying GM as a wise and benevolent human being just trying to lend helping hand to a teenager wrongfully expelled from school.

HIGHLIGHT: About midway through the program, a fantastic commercial came on advertising GM’s upcoming North American Tour. You can watch it at: http://fr.youtube.com/watch?v=A0gbUqGLRN8

A really good synopsis and analysis of the episode can be found at AfterElton: (http://www.afterelton.com/blog/brianjuergens/george-michael-eli-stone-watch-without-prejudice?&comment=36775)

For those who missed last night’s airing, you can soon watch the whole episode on ABC’s website (http://www.abc.com/). Just click on FULL EPISODES and scroll down to ELI STONE. Last night’s episode should already be up and running by the time you read this. Enjoy!

Monday, March 24, 2008

It's Happening, It's Happening ...

The North American Tour that is! Go to GM's official website for ticket and sale details (see LINKS section in sidebar). Whoo-Hoo!! Basically fanclub members can buy tickets from the website starting March 31; there's a special iTunes package that becomes available tomorrow. The public sale for tickets begins April 6. Below are the dates:

June 17: San Diego/San Diego Sports Arena

June 19: San Jose, Calif./HP Pavilion

June 21: Las Vegas/MGM Grand

June 22: Phoenix/US Airways Center

June 25: Los Angeles/Great Western Forum

July 2: Seattle/Key Arena

July 4: Vancouver/General Motors Place

July 7: St. Paul/Xcel Energy Center

July 9: Chicago/United Center

July 13: Dallas/American Airlines Center

July 14: Houston/Toyota Center

July 17: Toronto/Air Canada Centre

July 18: Montreal/Bell Centre

July 21 and 23: New York/Madison Square Garden

July 26: Philadelphia/Wachovia Center

July 27: Boston/TD Banknorth Garden

July 29: Washington, D.C./Verizon Center

July 31: Atlanta/Philips Arena

Aug. 2: Tampa/St. Pete Times Forum

Aug. 3: Sunrise, Fla./Bank Atlantic Center

Tuesday, March 04, 2008

Lazy Picture Day