By Aphrodite M.
"Transformers: Dark of the Moon," the final installment in the "Transformers" trilogy, is Michael Bay's way of making amends for the mess that was 2009's "Revenge of the Fallen." Bay realized he'd let fans down and embarked on a 3D mission of superior special effects, new characters, and a better script. Some inspiration from "Avatar's" James Cameron didn't hurt in ensuring "Transformers" lived up to its mantra of being "more than meets the eye."
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Michael Bay Makes Amends with 'Transformers: Dark of the Moon'
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Hush Now: Shia LaBeouf and Other Celebs Who Share Too Much
By Aphrodite M.
If there ever were a lesson to be learned from over sharing it's don't over share. Anyone remember the not too long ago string of wacky announcements and interviews by John Mayer, which led to him mercifully deleting his Twitter account? Well, celebs love the spotlight and as long as there is an audience, they will continue to make us privy to information better kept private.
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If there ever were a lesson to be learned from over sharing it's don't over share. Anyone remember the not too long ago string of wacky announcements and interviews by John Mayer, which led to him mercifully deleting his Twitter account? Well, celebs love the spotlight and as long as there is an audience, they will continue to make us privy to information better kept private.
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