Monday, August 4, 2008

EITM's Screening of 'Tropic Thunder'!

Get out your blackface makeup...



Win passes all this week to see EITM's Exclusive Screening of Tropic Thunder starring Ben Stiller, Jack Black, and Robert Downey Jr. (in blackface).

You'll win passes by dialing 1-866-235-5468 or by entering online at EITMonline.com. Also, Flounder will be be out handing out free passes, be sure to listen for his location!

Here's the trailer...

Tropic Thunder hits theatres August 15th. Click here for more!

Flounder Loves Pussy!



Get your mind out of the gutter...

Sunday, August 3, 2008

On Monday 08/04/08...



Will Ferrell will call in. Also, this is the last week for EITM's Soundboard Sky Deck promotion, this week featuring, Stone Temple Pilots. Plus, Elliot will announce a new EITM blockbuster premiere for Tropic Thunder.

Saturday, August 2, 2008

EITM's Headbangers Brunch Pics!



Click here to see all the pics from EITM's Heandbangers Brunch.

Bledisloe Cup Rugby Test : NZ Beats Australia 39-10

The All Blacks against Australia at Eden Park

New Zealand beat Australia 39-10 in a Tri-Nations and Bledisloe Cup rugby test at Eden Park on Saturday. The half-time score was 21-10.

Scorers:

New Zealand 39
Tony Woodcock 2, Ma'a Nonu 2 tries; Daniel Carter 2 conversions, 5 penalties

Australia 10
Adam Ashley-Cooper try; Matt Giteau conversion, penalty
Tony Woodcock Tony Woodcock scored 2 tries

Spondon Cricket Club's Warren Bell Accused Of Sex With 15-Year Girl

Spondon Cricket ClubA FORMER Grey High School cricket and rugby star has been suspended by the England Cricket Board and sent home in disgrace over shock allegations he had sex with a 15-year-old girl he was coaching privately.

Warren Bell, 22, who played cricket for the Eastern Province Amateur team, was playing for Spondon Cricket Club in the Derbyshire Premier League in England when he was suspended three weeks ago under the child protection regulations for abusing his position as a coach of a junior player.

He has been banned from attending matches and coaching in England and advised to leave the country as the matter was considered to be of “extreme seriousness”.

Spondon chairman Neil Kellogg said a decision would be made once the matter had been discussed at a board meeting in September or October.

“If proven guilty of the charge, he will not be able to return to England as a cricketer. The procedures are that the cricket board will inform cricket authorities in South Africa – and it remains to be seen how serious this will be considered at EP Cricket.”

Bell played 17 first class matches for EP and played in the first cricket and rugby teams at Grey High School in Port Elizabeth.

EP Cricket Board chief executive Dave Emslie said he had written to Cricket SA to get an official report on the incident, on which they would base their punitive measures against Bell.

Shocked Spondon captain Sam Kellogg said Bell had been with the team since April and was appointed by the girl‘s parents to provide one-on-one coaching lessons.

“I never imagined he would be accused of something like this. He appeared to be a genuine and responsible guy.”

News Courtsey: http://www.theherald.co.za

Beijing Olympics : India's Squad

Beijing Olympics : Indian SquadArchery :: Dola Banerjee, Pranitha Vardhineni, L Bombayala Devi, Mangal Singh Champia.

Athletics :: Anju Bobby George (Long Jump), Krishna Poonia (Discus), Harwant Kaur (Discus), Preeja Sreedharan (10,000m), Manjit Kaur (400m), Chitra Soman (4×400m relay), Sini Jose (4×400m relay), MR Poovamma (4×400m relay), Mandeep Kaur (4×400m relay), S Geeta (4×400m relay), K Mridula (4×400m relay), J J Shobha (Heptathlon), Sushmita Singh Roy (Heptathlon), G G Pramila (Heptathlon), Vikas Gowda (Discus), Renjith Maheswary (Triple Jump), Surender Singh (10000m).

Badminton :: Anup Sridhar, Saina Nehwal

Boxing :: Jitender (51kg), Akhil Kumar (54kg), A L Lakhra (57kg), Vijender(75kg) and Dinesh Kumar (81kg)

Judo :: Khumujam Tombi Devi, Divya.

Rowing :: Bajrang Lal Takhar (Single M1X), Devnder Khandwal and Manjeet Singh (Light Weight Double Scull).

Shooting :: Manavjit Singh Sandhu (Clay Pigeon Trap), Mansher Singh (Clay Pigeon Trap), Rajyavardhan Singh Rathore (Clay Pigeon Double Trap), Gagan Narang (10m Air Rifle), Abhinav Bindra (10m Air Rifle), Samresh Jung (10m Air Pistol), Sanjeev Rajput (50m Rifle 3 Position), Anjali Bhagwat (50m Rifle 3 Position), Avneet Kaur Sidhu (10m Air Rifle).

Swimming :: Virdawal Khade (50m, 100m, 200m Freestyle), Ankur Poseria (100m Butterfly), Sandeep Sejwal (100m, 200m Breaststrokes), Rehan Poncha (200m butterfly).

Table Tennis :: Achanta Sharath Kamal, Neha Aggarwal.

Tennis :: Leander Paes and Mahesh Bhupathi (doubles), Sania Mirza (singles and doubles), Sunitha Rao (doubles).

Weightlifting:: L Monika Devi (69kg)

Wrestling :: Sushil Kumar (66 kg Freestyle), Yogeshwar Dutt (60 kg Freestyle), Rajiv Tomar (120 kg Freestyle).

Yachting :: Major NS Johal (Heavyweight Dinghy).