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I never really understood the craze to get the latest game consoles, especially when such systems like the Wii, xbox 360, or Playstation 3 came out. Everyone was in such a rush to get the latest games, often waiting in lines for hours on end just to be the first ones to get the goods. Personally, it’s not my thing to wait outside for things like that. If I want it bad enough, I’ll find a way to get it; I don’t always need it right when it comes out.
For those who are more tech savvy than the average Joe, an HDMI switch is a pretty neat tool. It allows you to connect your players to other things, such audio devices or monitors/TVs. A friend of mine was looking into getting a switch since he wanted to be able to hook up his Xbox 360 and his Playstation 3 into one large flat screen TV. They can come in very handy sometimes.
If you have a young child who may be fit for the world of superstardom, check out Gonnabe.com. It’s a nice site for young kids to find opportunities to make a name for themselves in the entertainment industry.
However, don’t mistake GonnaBe as a talent agency; they merely offer your children the networking tools needed in order to find the right people and to get tips on how to deal with the Hollywood business types.
The GonnaBe website allows your children to search the database for up-to-date job postings, apply for jobs in the entertainment industry, get seen by casting directors and agents, submit for casting calls, meet celebrities, be the first to hear about local shoots in your children’s area, get discounts on merchandise and events, post your children’s resumes, update your children’s reels and headshots, and communicate with other members.
Gonnabe.com is definitely a good resource website for your young superstars. Give it a shot today!
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I was watching Gossip Girl the other day… *SPOILER AHEAD* …and it was revealed that Serena didn’t kill a dude, but rather, he killed himself when he snorted his last line of cocaine. It just makes me wonder though; how far does a person have to go for him or her to realize that she or he needs drug rehab?
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