Another Dr. Seuss classic headed to the big screen
Some big name stars have signed on for the film adaptation of “The Lorax,” by Dr. Seuss. In his classic style of word play and rhymes, Dr. Seuss aka Theodore Seuss Geisel, creates a delightful tale about the ecology crisis in this children’s story.
Actor Danny Devito reportedly has signed on to be the voice of an orange environmentalist, while Zac Ephron will play the hero, Ted, and Betty White his grandmother. The animated film will be shot in 3D and is tentatively set for release in 2012, according to Galleycat. More on this project here.
President Obama to go live on “The Steve Harvey Morning Show”
Steve Harvey is a very busy man. The actor, comedian, and author has a new book coming out in December, “Straight Talk, No Chaser: How to Find, Keep, and Understand a Man.” Harvey’s previous advice book, “Act Like a Lady, Think Like a Man: What Men Really Think About Love, Relationships, Intimacy, and Commitment,” was a New York Times bestseller and is being developed into a film.
Harvey dishes some of his relationship advice on his nationally syndicated radio program, “The Steve Harvey Morning Show.” Yesterday a friend, Dee Dee Brown, sent out an e-mail reminder that President Obama would be the special guest, tomorrow, Wednesday, October, 27 on that show.
“The Steve Harvey Morning Show” is carried locally on Steve Wonder’s station, KJLH 102.3 FM. The show is on 6-10 a.m. Also, you can listen to “The Steve Harvey Morning Show” online as well, details on the KJLH site.
Oh, Harvey is also the host of the TV game show, “Family Feud.” Like I said, he’s a very busy man.
More trouble for Charlie Sheen
There are reports out that Actor, Charlie Sheen, was taken to a New York hospital early this morning, after an incident in a hotel room. There are conflicting reports about what happened and if the actor was intoxicated.
Sheen has had a number of run-ins with the law and a lot of personal drama. He’s the star of the popular TV series, ” Two and a Half Men.” More on The Wrap.
