Submitted: Mar 12, 2008 - How do they make the impossible happen in movies and make it look totally real? The illusion is created by a special effects technique known as traveling matte or blue screen. This technique allows actors and scale models to find themselves in totally imaginary situations -- in space ships, dangling from rope bridges over gorges, flying through the air (a la Superman) -- and have it look…
Made Popular: 4 hours ago2008-10-10T15:47:52-07:00 The Huffington Post has details of Angelina Jolie’s interview in German Vanity Fair and it does…
Made Popular: 5 hours ago2008-10-10T11:03:28-07:00 Despite all the endless boneheaded kerfuffle over it, Peter Cook's big 20/20 interview about…
Made Popular: Yesterday2008-10-10T09:12:29-07:00 How did Holly Madison, at 28, deal with 82-year-old Hugh Hefner? That’s way past senile, and…
Submitted: Yesterday2008-10-10T10:37:03-07:00 Executive producer Lorne Michaels says it will happen, eventually.
Made Popular: 12 hours ago2008-10-10T11:32:28-07:00 by Claudine Zap "W magazine" (+8,647%). The fashion mag's November ogle-worthy issue has Angelina…
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