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Tuesday, April 16, 2013

Media Mondays...on a Tuesday

Just a small camera for shooting...

I had plans to post this yesterday, but given the day's events...it just didn't matter. For those of you that don't know, I am from the Boston-area.  While I have adopted California as my home state, I often spent my Marathon Mondays in the city cheering on the runners as a kid.  Patriot's Day is only celebrated in Massachusetts and Maine honoring the beginning of the American Revolution.  It's a huge part of life in the state and everyone that was out there celebrating the day or who has lived for a time in the state understands that.  My thoughts are with everyone who was affected by this senseless tragedy.

Leave it to Patton Oswalt to be the voice of reason in a day filled with questions:  "The good outnumber you, and we always will."


Now, here are my media appearances from last week:

AfterBuzz TV's Dancing with the Stars:  If you are looking for the our Week 4 interview with Victor Ortiz, you will find the fun photo and the video here.

Tom Barnard Podcast:  We talked about Jon Hamm's junk...it's reportedly big and AMC is forcing the Mad Men actor to wear underwear this season. It's distracting.  Listen in at the 40:00 mark.



It's A Wrap!:  I was lucky enough to do two more episodes of the ClevverMovies series with Erin Darling, Josh Ovenshire, and Ryan Turek.  The top episode, we talk about the Deadpool property and if it will ever be turned into a film especially since it has Ryan Reynolds attached.  The bottom video features the 2015 Disney movie slate. Can anyone else compete with so many amazing movies on deck?



The Radio Dish:  I come in at the 22:00 minute mark where we address the Buckwild cancellation after the death of Shain Gandee. No one saw it coming, particularly the Buckwild producer.

SheKnows:  Some of my favorite articles from last week--
Kelly Ripa on Regis Philbin: "I haven't seen him, no."--It's not much of a surprise that these two no longer keep in touch, no?
Decorating guru Nate Berkus is engaged--We are seeing lots of celeb couples announce their engagement in anticipation of the Supreme Court ruling about Prop 8.  Hopefully, it is overturned. It's time. 
5 Great indie flicks you won't see at the MTV Movie Awards--I compiled a list of 2012 indie films you should see. Don't miss these gems.

 Don't forget about our DWTS after show tomorrow night at 9pm PT on AfterBuzzTV.com.
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4 comments:

  1. AnonymousApril 20, 2013 at 11:24 PM

    So much positive emotion and efficient policing out of Boston after such a frightful crime. And I feel caught between "could write an essay" and 'tired'. So please forgive my leaning essay : )

    Seems like Boston residents (and partisans) have a lot to be proud about after such a blow for sad. Also seems like there's a reason when people think "Patriot," they think Boston and it's not always football related. I remember visiting my nephews and standing on the Battle Green in Lexington, thinking about everything that started there. And how it continues. Amazing.

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    1. Kristyn BurttApril 23, 2013 at 9:47 AM

      Yeah, it was a tough week for me. I always was covering the event from the entertainment side. I saw all of the uncensored photos from the photo services. I had nightmares all week....amputations, gaping wounds, blood, bones that just snapped. It is something that I will never forget. The city is amazing though and the community is resilient. I love that.

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    2. AnonymousApril 29, 2013 at 9:27 PM

      Wow. I'm glad not to be in position where looking at those images is part of the job, I've seen how hard it is sometimes. Reading all the commentary was overwhelming enough, I chose my next day paper based on lack of carnage shown. I hope the nightmares have quieted.

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    3. Kristyn BurttApril 30, 2013 at 3:11 AM

      Yes, much better this week. I had trouble sleeping the first week though. The poor victims though...they have a long road to recovery ahead of them. :(

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