This week’s round-up of entertainment highlights
by Gingerbreadmama
Lauren Scruggs Update
Lauren Scruggs, the model and blogger who was seriously maimed after walking into a spinning propeller of a plane, including losing her left hand, has now had to have her left eye removed as well. According to her mother, “she is in excruciating pain. Please pray for her appetite to return and for her to have the patience to take this journey one day at a time. We have been praying for a miracle.
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| We at TWL wish her the best possible recovery |
She continues, “Though doctors weren't able to save Lauren's eye as they'd hoped, the miracle that Jesus gave us is a prosthesis. We continue to be eternally grateful for your prayers and support. It means more than words can say."
Law & Order in a new medium
Law & Order, the video game? Yes, it is true. TellTale Games will releases
Law & Order: Legacies for the iPhone and iPad and unite characters from the different L&O flavors, including NYPD detectives Lennie Briscoe, Mike Logan and Rey Curtis, Lt. Anita Van Buren, district attorneys Jack McCoy, Abbie Carmichael and Michael Cutter as well as L&O: SVU detective Olivia Benson.
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| Following in the footsteps of CSI by creating a TV show inspired video game |
“It comes in episodic format, with each installment in the seven-part "series" selling for $2.99. Players can take the roles of either police or attorney, and follow a case from investigation through trial, including gathering evidence, questioning witnesses and making moral choices that will dictate the eventual verdict”. The plan is to eventually release it to PC and Macs.
"We really wanted [it to feel like] playing an episode of the show, and when the investigation phase as a police officer is over, we move into the courtroom phase with the district attorneys. We based the stories on current events like the Dominique Strauss-Kahn case and the Occupy Wall Street protests, but we also pored over episodes of the show to find the best moments, making sure we really captured that classic
Law & Order feel”, says Ryan Kaufman, senior designer at Telltale Games.
Find out which talk show celebrity blasted gas on air (I've got a video of it) after the jump! (plus movie and TV news!)