9 Games For Fun

You feel bored with the games on your handphone, you can try one of the game in here. There are 9 games you can choose in list. Safe to enjoy and fun with this games !List of Games :1. Block Breaker Deluxe2. Down Town Dash3. Typhon Mobiles Fighter4. Mr. Goodliving Stone5. Prehistoric Fun Park6. Everyday English7. Pirates Ahoy : Handy Games8. Friends The One With All The Trivia9. 1st EasySoft

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Game

Harry's fifth year at Hogwarts™ is shaping up to be his most dangerous yet. Fearing that Hogwarts' venerable Headmaster, Albus Dumbledore™, is lying about the return of Voldemort™ in order to undermine his power, Minister for Magic Cornelius Fudge appoints a new Defense Against the Dark Arts teacher to keep watch over Dumbledore and the students.But Professor Dolores Umbridge's ministry-approved

6 Fun Sport Game | Java

Confused search sport game for mobile, here you can choose one of the game in list to install in your handphone.All this game working on mobile type Nokia, Sony Ericsson and Motorola and other mobile can support file in Jar or Java Platform.List of Games :1. High Roller Pool 3D2. Hot GL KO Fighters 2D, 3D3. Leisure Suit Larry - Love for Sail4. WUSHU - Way of the Warrior5. Brian Lara International

6 Fun Race Java Game Collection

Here is race game for your collection, let's get and try in your handphone. All this game use file in Jar ( Java Platform ) and it's work for Nokia S60 v1, v2, v3, Sony Ericsson and Motorola.List of Games :1. BMW Street Races2. Need for Drifting 3D3. Cocoasoft : Car Racer4. Toca Race Driver5. Mini Challenge 3D6. Stuntman IgnitionGive me comment underhere if there is problem with instalation or

6 Popular Arcade | Strategy Game

For game lover, this I posted arcade and strategy game collection for downloading. This working on your Nokia, Motorola and Sony Ericsson Mobile. Let's have a fun and enjoy the games.List of Games :1. Drakengard2. Metal Slug 33. Major Pain4. Urban Combat5. The Overtaker 3D6. Infinite Dreams Sky Force v1.21Check first your mobile resolution before install the game, if there is problem with

Broadway in Free Fall: January Delivers 13 Shows to Oblivion

The slated closing of thirteen shows along the Great White Way in the month of January has even New York Times theatre critic Charles Isherwood breathlessly astonished -- "incredible." Reports he, erroring away in disaster story mode, the staggering number amounts to "almost half" of the current lineup. In fact, 13 is not a half of 42.

Still, it marks a dramatic drop. Fans without agendas will rue. The envious will cheer. Tough town. Tough stages to tackle.

This has not been a good season. Included among the departing are a pair of longer-term survivals, Hairspray and Spamalot. The others are: All My Sons, Boeing-Boeing, Dividing the Estate, Grease, Gypsy, Irving Berlin's White Christmas, Liza's at the Palace, The Mel Brooks Musical Young Frankenstein, Slava's Snowshow, Spring Awakening, and 13.

This surprised even me, for I did not see quite such wide-spread failure among the active productions on the boards.

I note with vicarious pride and pleasure that South Pacific, in revival, continues to thrive among the top three shows in ticket sales.

Not the Same Parade Without Stephanie ... No Wonder She's Back on KTLA

Gorgeous weather for the annual Rose Parade. How I wish I were there. Many inspiring floats, as usual.

I looked for the KTLA-TV broadcast, but it's no longer aired in the Bay Area. How I have missed wonderful Stephanie Edwards, who co-hosted with Bob Eubanks for many years. She has been missing in action for two parades, the victim of a callous, stupidly calculated termination to replace her with a younger woman that outraged, as it should, thousands of Southern Californians.

To me, effervescent Stephanie epitomized the best of the sunny SoCal spirit.

Then I did some research and discovered to my joy that KTLA has returned Stephanie to her rightful place in the broadcast booth! So, dreams still can come true in dreamland. Go, L.A.!

Maybe now that she's back, KTLA coverage will soon return to the Bay Area.

Happy New Year, Stephanie, and many more parades!