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I've heard about 4 different dates - the earliest being March 18th and the latest was something like April 12th. I think it might be around March 22nd though because in my LOVEfilm rental list they had that date up for a couple of days and then it disappeared as if it wasn't meant to be announced yet I've signed up to be notified on both Amazon UK & US though - hopefully we won't have to wait too long to find out!

Wishlist Envy - Anna Godbersen Splendor - Anna Godbersen Broken - Karin Slaughter Long Time Coming - Robert Goddard Retromancer - Robert Rankin U Is For Undertow - Sue Grafton Burned - P C Cast I Shall Wear Midnight - Terry Pratchett Towers Of Midnight - Robert Jordan & Brandon Sanderson The Reckoning - Kelley Armstrong Tales Of The Otherworld - Kelley Armstrong Waking The Witch - Kelley Armstrong

Read In January Coming Soon!

Glee

Hi Sarah, welcome to the forum

I Stand Corrected - Vampire Weekend

Feeling Sorry - Paramore

Death By Diamonds & Pearls - Band Of Skulls

Vox Populi - 30 Seconds To Mars

I would love to join in - I'm a recent convert to the Gilmore Girls having been watching it Monday to Friday every week on E4 There's a few on the list I've already read but am definitely interested in the challenge

Breaking Dawn movie news - http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/movies/2010/01/twilight-producer-breaking-dawn-could-begin-shooting-this-fall.html Apologies for the long link - I can't for the life of me work out how to do them properly ETA - New Moon DVD on Amazon. Cool cover, so glad there's no huge pic of Jake http://www.amazon.com/Twilight-Saga-Moon-Two-Disc-Special/dp/B001OQCV56/ref=sr_1_8?ie=UTF8&s=dvd&qid=1263237362&sr=8-8

Diplomat's Sun - Vampire Weekend

Welcome to the forum Patricia!

Hi Graham, welcome to the forum

Dexter Season 1

The Cassandra Crossing - again

Right, my reading took a nosedive at the end of last year for various reasons so I'm going to use this to give me the proverbial kick These are some of the books I have lined up for January - have read 4 already which I'll stick in a seperate post. Bear in mind my reading is so eccentric in taste it might make your head spin, I make no excuses for the alarming discovery that half my reading seems to be of the "trashy" genre recently To Read In January Winter's Tale - Mark Helprin (re-read) Immortal - P C Cast The Swan Maiden - Jules Watson Sarum - Edward Rutherfurd The Lost - J D Robb Salamander - Thomas Wharton Bitten - Kelley Armstrong (re-read) Camelot's Sword - Sarah Zettel A Pound Of Paper - John Baxter Wideacre - Philippa Gregory (re-read) The Favoured Child - Philippa Gregory Nightlife - Rob Thurman Dead Reign - T A Pratt Spell Games - T A Pratt The Boar Stone - Jules Watson The House On The Strand - Daphne du Maurier Dark Lady's Chosen - Gail Z Martin The Master And Margarita - Mikhail Bulgakov

Yay Kelly :friends0:So jealous everyone's getting to see it again

I think it's Fear & Loathing In Las Vegas???

Sunshine

Hey Claire, welcome to the forum

Right, before I get into my ditherings over NM I'd just like to reassure everyone that it hasn't taken a week for me to become coherent again, I've just had a lot going on As we all know, I *heart* Jackson but yet again they made him look stupid with his poor hair :motz:Personally, I think Rob asked them to do that because he thinks Jackson is too hot Yay You'll love it! I think I picked the best night to go, we got there early and because of pregnant sister and my limping/walking with a stick we got escorted in and shown to the best seats! When the film started there was lots of whooping and then it was deathly silent - no screaming tweens, nothing. I was slightly concerned there were several small children that appeared to be 8 or under, considering the film didn't finish until 11.30pm. When Jacob & the wolf pack appeared sans shirts nearly everyone shouted "put your shirts back on" and booed The entire audience appeared to be Team Edward!!! There was certainly no Jacob love going on and there were quite a few (male) voices shouting "get a life Jake" at the almost-slushy moments. Will be back later with more - not typing well just now as I have a splint on my wrist... I'm really desperate to see it again but apparently our pokey little cinema doesn't have wheelchair access to the screen where it's showing and I'll be in one for up to 6 weeks after my surgery on Tuesday so not happy

I am home and all I can say just now is OMG x 100 I will be back when I'm slightly more coherent!

Welcome to the forum Jay