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Posted By Jack P. Riccobono,
Thursday, July 22, 2010
Updated: Thursday, July 22, 2010
KILLER - a short film written & directed by Jack Pettibone Riccobono ('03) & Adam Leon - will screen at the HBO Latino Film Festival in NYC on Friday, July 30th and Sunday, August 1st. Set in 1989 NYC, the film follows 17-year-old Jose Ortiz (Xavier Pena), a high school kid obsessed with an intense, dangerous game called KILLER. Based on a real game still played in New York today, KILLER is a glimpse into an urban rite of passage and features a young cast of newly discovered talent. KILLER premiered as one of six shorts selected for the New Directors / New Films Series at the Museum of Modern Art & Lincoln Center, and won Best Short at the Nantucket Film Festival. Watch the trailer and purchase tickets at: http://nylatino.bside.com/2010/films/killer_jackpettibonericcobono_nylatino2010
Commencement may be over, but here's a senior gift from the team at Love@Harvard
Presenting...
The Season 2 Finale of Love@Harvard
"2010's So Fine--Will You Be Mine?"
The Senior-Roommate Episode
This season, we've seen junior presidential candidates and freshmen
tennis players vying for love...and it's just about time for the seniors
to get their turn.
In the season finale of this season's Love@Harvard, three senior
roommates compete for their last chance for love at Harvard.
Who will our charming bachelorette fall for?
The talented eye-wiggler, the intriguing Swedish spy, or the witty
shower-hog?
You won't want to miss this episode!
These guys show that it's not too late to find that special someone
before it's time to graduate.
http://www.youtube.com/user/OnHarvardTime?blend=2&ob=1
The season finale of On Harvard Time, Harvard's fake news show! Check out more at www.onharvardtime.com
Chinese Southern Belle would like its own show! CSB is a unique mother-daughter concept that brings together food, people and fun through hands-on cooking classes, market tours, special events and Buddha-to-Bubba family stories! Come eat, shop and learn! Contact Natalie 404-494-0088 if you can help make her dream a reality! CSB websiteVote for Natalie's audition video on Oprah.com by July 3!
Please check out this segment which aired this week featuring my
hometown of Hacienda Heights and my school district. I never would have
thought that serving on the school board would get me on The Daily
Show, but I guess I have the Chinese language and the angry Tea Party to
thank for that. Enjoy and please pass it along! And yes, that lady is
completely serious.
Song written and sung by Sharen Wendy Robertson. It is my second mother's tribute video for my son, Carmelo Cacciatore, Jr., who died August 7, 2008 when he lost control of the car he was driving and hit a tree. He was 20 years old and the youngest of my four children. Losing a child is a life-altering event unlike any other. My newly released CD of songs dedicated to my late is available on ITunes @ http://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/sharen-wendy-robertson/id359501121
Domestic violence happens to people from all walks of life. It wears you down and scares you into staying. But you can get free.....even if it takes a lifetime (like it did with me).....you can be free. It's not easy, but if I can do it..............I will tell you that the peace I have in my life now is the greatest gift I could have given myself. My youngest child, Carmelo Cacciatore, Jr. , died in a car accident in 2008. He was 20 years old and the youngest of my four children. Since the accident, it has been impossible for me to carry all these experiences inside of me. I can't walk in the light with my late son, and carry all this. I need to speak my truth. I also have songs I wrote for my late son on my website, www.sharenwendy.com
Ever feel like you're missing out on
things... Like cool
events in Boston or neat celebrity visits on campus?
Well,
HUTV's newest travel & talk show*, "Out & About" will
cover both just
for you--
Featuring a mix of segments:
"Out & About in Boston" On-location showcasing
the best restaurants, performances, & must-see spots through the
gates:
Bringing you the lowdown on Beantown
AND
"Talk
Harvard" In-studio interviews with visiting
celebs-- from award-winning actors like John
Lithgow
to Olympic athletes like Dara Torres
In this sneak peek, watch political correspondent Chris Matthews
play hardball with host Sanyee Yuan, as they talk about life passions
and Oprah!
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