



That's right, I've tuned back in again. After hearing a radio interview with TNA president Dixie Carter about the changes being made to better the product, I had to see for myself. What an amazing turnaround. I'm so happy to see Impact focused in-ring again. AJ Styles had awesome matches with both Doug Williams and Chris Sabin. The confrontation between Christopher Daniels and Samoa Joe was also a highlight. Hearing Taz on commentary made me smile to. Clean finishes and highly contested matchups make for great television. I guess you could say I'm cautiously optimistic.
Apologies for me posting this late. We all had a great time celebrating my sister's birthday last weekend. The dinner choice of Chicken Caesar Salad was amazing, and the dessert with the name that I'm not sure of was pretty good to. I love this picture. She is so photogenic. Awesome. I hope you had an amazing day!
My expectations for this release were very high. The popularity and excellent quality of its predecessor, The Rise And Fall Of ECW, had fans hoping for an equally great product this time around. Sad to say, nearly everything about this set is a disappointment. The documentary itself is rushed and uninspired. Huge periods of history are missing, interviews are lackluster, and key elements are glossed over.
I had never seen anything like TNA when it premiered in June 2002. The innovative, exciting X Division, with death-defying athletes like AJ Styles, Jerry Lynn and Lo-Ki. The entire product delivered from top to bottom. There was no undercard because everything was main event caliber. I still get chills and teary-eyed when I watch the match to crown the first X Division champion. Psychosis, Jerry Lynn, Lo-Ki, and AJ Styles put on one of the greatest matches in the history of the sport. Every Wednesday night was appointment television for me. Pushing such amazing young talent, how could a company go wrong?
I've been looking for a decent size storage unit to house my ever-growing DVD collection for a long time. Found this on Walmart.com on clearance and thought it would be perfect. Plenty of room! Should do the job for years to come.
Apparently, there's major unrest backstage at TNA. Rumor has said unrest resulting in the ouster of Jeff Jarrett. If this scenario were to materialize, Vince Russo would likely assume creative control. Without someone to keep an eye on him, I have no doubt that Mr. Russo could spell the end for TNA. Let us not forget that this is the man partially responsible for the death of WCW. He is considered by many to be the worst booker ever. Someone needs to realize what a terrible business decision this would be and stop it in its tracks. Get your head out of your ass and hire Paul Heyman immediately.
I went to see RENT on Tuesday night with Rebecca and Kyle. It was amazing! Being in the same building as Anthony Rapp (original Mark) was absolutely surreal. Adam Pascal (original Roger) was advertised but no-showed. That huge disappointment aside, it was a perfect evening all around. Definitely something I'll remember for a long, long time!
Mr. Levesque's first effort is disappointing. Unfortunately, the song selection doesn't allow him to properly showcase his amazing talent. The awesome range and power of his voice is held in check by the weak material. The heart and emotion present during most performances is noticeably absent. I expected better and know he is more than capable of delivering.
A.C.H Smith does an amazing job spinning a novel from this beloved film. Though I didn't think it possible, the world of Labyrinth is even more realized in print. Those who know the characters of the movie will find their knowledge enriched by the detail with which Smith describes every situation. Not familiar with the magic of the Jim Henson classic? Don't worry, the book will be just as enchanting. This novel has replaced The Neverending Story as my all-time favorite fantasy. Once the journey begins, you'll find yourself wishing the clock would never strike thirteen.