Dragon's Dogma's Theme Song Actually Means Something

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Just in case you might have forgotten last year's surprise (as in Capcom still knows what a great game plays like) Dragon's Dogma, Rabidgames is hooked again in his New Game+. And while waiting for the game to start, listening to the theme song made Rabidgames suddenly realise the song actually describes the story spot on. Here you can listen to it:

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Tinkerbell can make you sparkle

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Long lost fairy sisters, brought up in different seasons, one day discover each other at the border of Pixie Hollow and the Winter Woods. There's something special which happens when these two fairies get together. When they connect, their wings sparkle.

For those of you who don't know, Tinkerbell, that tricksy tinkering fairy who is friends with Peter Pan, has launched her solo career, and is doing quite well from it.

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@automattic: I'm Trying To Be Responsive!

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New year. New stuff.

Today, Wordpress (the platform I use to communicate with all of you) announced that in honor of the New Year they'll be promoting their "responsive themes" on WordPress.com.

Now, let's be clear. I'm still figuring out what's going on in the blogosphere. And to be honest, when images aren't uploaded correctly, my grammar stinks or I have a typo, there's a reason: almost every post I share with you is created using my iPhone.

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Emmy Rossum Stuns In Red Lips & Wavy Hair On 'Manhattan' Cover

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The actress looks totally glam on the mag's cover is voluminous waves and crimson lips. Do you love the look? Vote!

Emmy Rossum, 26, is a vision of Old Hollywood retro glamour and looks more gorgeous than ever! The star talks about her role in Shameless, upcoming films and and new album, which she released without the help of a record label.

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Shameless - "Pilot" and "Frank the Plank"

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Season One, Episode One

Grade: B+

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So everyone has been telling me about this Showtime series that I "really have to check out because it's awesome." (No, not all of my friends are stoners) So with a bunch of shows on some kind of hiatus and my constant cough and cold keeping me in bed most nights these days, I decided to check out Shameless.

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Portlandia Season 3: SPOILER

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Recently, I've been getting into watching Portlandia which is a satirical comedy based out of Portland, Oregon. On the surface, the show is crude and can get a little dull at times. If you pay attention to the skits and satire associated with them, you can appreciate the genius of Portlandia, created by Fred Armisen and Carrie Brownstein. Their skits make fun of of American obsession.

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'Portlandia'

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After a wonderful preview episode last month, the quirky comedy starring Carrie Brownstein and Fred Armisen is back for a third season with funny back-to-back new episodes. There's a guy who proclaims that he's "never owned a TV" discovering the current state of MTV; great musical numbers ("Change the world, one party at a time"); commercials for "natural" deodorant; and Portland "missionaries" sent to Seattle on a quest.

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Kathryn Bigelow And Mark Boal Defend 'Zero Dark Thirty' At NY Film Critics Circle

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Even as the U.S. Senate continues to inquire about what it says are misrepresentations of the use of torture in the successful hunt for Al Qaeda mastermind Osama Bin Laden in 2011, filmmakers Kathryn Bigelow and Mark Boal defended their Oscar hopeful Zero Dark Thirty at the New York Film Critics Circle Monday night.

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