Tom5 said: "100 percent off topic, but someone said E-Cigarettes were not deadly if not misused. False. While they drastically reduce health risks for regular smokers they also are responsible for turning millions of kids into lifelong nicotine addicts and at some point those kids will simplify things by switching to regular cigarettes."
I do hope you've had your genitals removed, who knows what could happen if you don't x
Tom5 said: "For example who ever thought electronic cigarettes would turn deadly?"
They aren’t if you aren’t stupid enough to make your own juices and put oil in it. Common sense would tell most people that inhaling oil in a device designed for inhaling steam is not a very bright thing to do x
haterobics said: "Well, if their methods of keeping cell phone usage controlled in their shows negatively impact the audience over the artist, then that isn't a major issue, just something to sort out and improve in the future. As the artists arethe onesannoyed at present."
Everyone should do it...
Frankly if I'd paid the extortionate prices she wanted for this tour and got there and someone dared stick their phone in my face, there'd be much more
PatrickDC said: "The San Francisco Chronicle has an article about Madonna’s Madame X tour which is playing three shows at the Golden Gate Theater. Thinking back and can’t recall a time when a concert happened in one of the three big houses.
The main point of the article is producers will require attendees to put their phones in Yondr baggies. I’m curious how this works and the extra time before and after to lock/unlock the baggies.
Fosse76 said: "Impossible2 said: "Sony owns the rights to the Spider-Man character."
No, Sony doesn't. Marvel only sold the film rights to Sony. This is pretty typical. Harry Potter's film rights were sold to Warner Brothers, but JK Rowling retained the stage rights until she sold them to, I assume, Jack Thorn or Sonia Friedman. She sold the theme park rights to Universal. When Disney purchased Marvel, they had to buy back the rights from the oth
perfectliar said: "JBroadway said: "CATSNYrevival said: "I imagine Disney owns it now?"
Why would Disney own it?
Sony holds the film rights to Spider-Man (hence, the recent debacle with the deal between Disney and Sony).
And I was going to say, even if Disney did own the film rights, those would probably be separate from the stage-rights given that the musical isn't based on the films. However, I see now tha
Are they going to release a list of names of all the Jewish people who auditioned and applied for work on this production so we can see the full extent of the massive level of anti-semetic injustice?
