Looking for Mother's Day MySpace Comments & Graphics?

Mother's Day weekend is here, so if you haven't already left Mother's Day comments on your friends' MySpace pages then you're in luck! I've compiled a whole list of the best MySpace sites for MySpace Mother's Day comments.

Where To Find Mother's Day MySpace Comments

And a big Happy Mother's Day to all the moms out there! :)

Kellie Pickler - CMA performance, myspace layouts and more!

I was watching the CMA's and was pretty moved by Kellie Pickler's performance of I Wonder. The now infamous video is on Youtube -- you can check it out here.

Here are some other Kellie Pickler links you might enjoy!

Kellie Pickler's Official MySpace profile

Kellie Pickler Official MySpace profile
Kellie Pickler's MySpace features the following songs:

Things That Never Cross
Didn't You Know How much
I Wonder
Red High Heels
plus concert info!


Kellie Pickler MySpace Glitters

Kellie Pickler MySpace Glitters on BlinkYou


Kellie Pickler MySpace Videos

Kellie Pickler Music Videos on Videocure

Kellie Pickler Music Videos on Noolmusic


Kellie Pickler MySpace Layouts

Kellie Pickler MySpace Layout on all4myspace.com (Red High Heels!)

Kellie Pickler MySpace Layout on neatlayouts.com


Add Kellie Pickler I Wonder Html Music Video Codes to your blog, website or MySpace.

Kellie Pickler "I Wonder" Music Video Codes

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layouts, avatars, music videos and more!

Vanessa Hudgens skyrocketed to fame after appearing in High School Musical as the shy songbird, Gabriella Montez. She met her now-boyfriend, the infamous Zac Efron on the set of the Disney Channel original movie and the two have been inseparable since.

Vanessa has a resume that most actors or artists would envy. It includes numerous awards, number one albums, starring roles in hit movies and her own successful solo career… not mention legions of loyal fans.

Her fans’ loyalty was tested not too long ago when naked photos of Vanessa popped up all over the internet. Despite the scandal and embarrassment, Vanessa’s star still shines bright and her career is hotter than ever.

Some basic info about Vanessa Hudgnes:

Birthday: December 14, 1988
Height: 5’3”
Ethnicities: Filipino, Chinese, Irish and American Indian

So check out these hot links to all things Vanessa Hudgens. You’ll find MySpace layouts, avatars, music videos, song lyrics and much, much more.

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layouts

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layout on CoolChaser

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layout on TweakYourPage

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layout on Sweet-Layouts

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layout on Skem9

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace Layout on LayoutVenue


Vanessa Hudgens Music Videos on MySpace

Vanessa Hudgens - Say Ok feat. Zac Efron

High School Musical 2 - I Gotta Go My Own Way

Hannah Montana and High School Musical

High School Musical 2 - Everyday

High School Musical 2 - You Are The Music In Me

High School Musical - When There Was Me and You


Vanessa Hudgens Official MySpace
http://profile.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendID=49950676

Vanessa Hudgens MySpace profile includes the following songs which you can add to your MySpace profile:
Say OK Remix
Say OK
Come Back To Me
Let's Go


Vanessa Hudgens Music Lyrics

Add Vanessa Hudgens Say OK Music Lyrics To Your Profile

Come Back To Me Song Lyrics


Vanessa Hudgens Photos

Vanessa Hudgens Photos on CelebWeLove

Vanessa Hudgens Photos on Vanessa-Ann-Hudgens

Vanessa Hudgens Photos on Hubpages

Vanessa Hudgens Photos on Iclebz


Vanessa Hudgens Avatars

Vanessa Hudgens Avatars on Iconator

Vanessa Hudgens Avatars on Vannessa-Hudgens

Vanessa Hudgens Avatars on Vanessa.Triple-Star

Vanessa Hudgens Avatars on CreateBlog

Hot Links to MySpace Layouts!!

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Where To Find High School Musical MySpace Layouts

Will Ferrell Threated With Eviction By A Toddler

Everyone is talking about Will Ferrell's new web video, 'The Landlord'. In this 2 minute short video, Will Ferrell is leisurely kicking back at his apartment with his roommate when a knock at the door brings their good time to a screeching halt. Will Ferrell answers the door only to find his landlord, the adorable Pearl, demanding the rent money.

In a hilarious exchange that follows between the grown man and the hilarious toddler, Pearl reduces Will Ferrell to tears by not backing down from her demands and repeatedly calling him names that most kids would not ever call an adult. When Will Ferrell asks Pearl why she needs the rent money now, she answers, "I need to get my drink on."

The video ends with Will Ferrell sending Pearl on her way, beer in hand. Pearl steps out of character when she turns back and says, "Come, Mommy" to someone standing on the side of Will Ferrell's apartment, who we can only assume is her real mother.



Visit Funny or Die for the code to get this on your MySpace!

MySpace Movie and a Profile: Smokin' Aces

Ever seen a movie that gets better the more you see it? You could see a movie in theaters and be on the fence about how you felt, but if you see it again you start to like something more, until eventually it becomes your favorite film. Well that is exactly how I felt when I saw the Joe Carnahan directed film, “Smokin’ Aces.” I originally had only a couple reasons to like this film, but after seeing it a couple more times it has become my favorite film so far. This is why the MySpace Movie and a Profile is proud to review: “Smokin’ Aces!”

The story of “Smokin’ Aces” revolves around sleazy Las Vegas magician Buddy “Aces” Israel played by Jeremy Piven. When Israel decides to testify against the last great Mafioso Primo Sparazza, a slew of hitmen come out to collect a million dollar bounty, these various characters range from a simple bail bondsman and his friends played by Ben Affleck and Martin Henderson, to a contract killer played by Alicia Keyes. All the while two FBI agents played by Ryan Reynolds and Ray Liotta race to get to their key witness before he’s taken out.

Now as mentioned above, I originally didn’t like “Smokin’ Aces.” In fact, my mother stands by her assertions that this movie “was horrible.” Now this film has gotten some sub par reviews, mostly for the same reasons I will state later on. Now on the pros side of the argument, “Smokin’ Aces” is an incredibly unique film. The film style and overall story is just something I hadn’t seen in a movie before. The movie itself is a fast film, at an hour an forty-eight minutes it seems to fly by.

The acting and characters is another thing that makes this movie watchable and enjoyable as well. Jeremy Piven walks away with the greatest performance in the film. I love him as Ari Gold on “Entourage” and he just nails the role of Israel. One minute he’s having a tirade that makes you bust out laughing and the next he’s giving a dramatic speech that will take your breath away. Ryan Reynolds also does amazing work in his first of many future dramatic roles. He has some amazing scenes with Ray Liotta that just makes you wish for the best.

Another surprising turn comes from the two singers making their big screen debuts in this film. Alicia Keyes starts out a string of movie roles with this film and nails it as Georgia Sykes, a contract killer who has to masquerade as a prostitute. While most female singers turned actors tend to overact, Keyes is a natural. Another natural performance comes from rapper Common as Israel’s bodyguard Ivy. Common and Piven have amazing chemistry in this film that you see as their relationship starts to decorate. Look for more film roles from these two as they gave amazing performances.

Sadly, “Smokin’ Aces” does suffer from way too many underdeveloped characters and a twist that will leave you cursing the theater. Sadly, Carnahan tries to include way too many characters in this film and ends up focusing on only four of them. Ben Affleck is barely used in this film, being only in the first half. Various characters could have had very interesting stories, including Israel, but were left by the wayside towards the end. The twist will also make you angry, I know I was and its one of the reasons I hated this film upon first viewing. The twist is unique, but could never pan out making even the stupidest person angry as they could see the holes in the twist.

Now I do stick by my fact that “Smokin’ Aces” is a movie you have to watch again to enjoy. One first viewing, you just follow the action and get disappointed with the story. The second viewing, you notice more of the story and can enjoy it for what it is, a gangster film with a lot of shooting. I would give “Smokin’ Aces” 8 out of 10, give it another shot and you might be pleasantly surprised.

Now in terms of MySpace coverage, “Smokin’ Aces” delivers in spades. There’s an official “Smokin’ Aces” soundtrack page which tells the release date of the soundtrack (Feb. 6th) and has a lot of good tracks from the movie for you to listen to. This film has an amazing soundtrack from Clint Mansell who scored “Requiem for a Dream” so stop by and give the tracks a listen. There is also a “Smokin’ Aces” page run by rapper Common that has a blog and some interesting tidbits. By far the funniest page to visit is Buddy “Aces” Israel’s MySpace. There are a lot of pictures and information on his character that just made me laugh, especially if you’ve seen his character in the film.

Overall, the MySpace pages give you a little something extra if you need a “Smokin’ Aces” fix and I’ll admit it, I’ve become a junkie for this film. It’s one of those movies that have a little something special that needs a repeat viewing to grasp it all. So, if you have a free day during the week or upcoming weekend, take in a viewing of “Smokin’ Aces.” If you’ve seen it once, be sure to see it again to enjoy it further.

Now, I know I said “Little Miss Sunshine” would be reviewed next, but this had to be mentioned before nobody saw it. So look for that next review soon. Hope you enjoyed this edition of “MySpace Movie and a Profile.” Now go out and watch a movie, but hopefully not something I wouldn’t recommend.

Links

Buddy “Aces” Israel’s page

Common’s page

Soundtrack page

MySpace or Yours Movie and a Profile: Mini's First Time

I’m not normally one who gets loads of praise for the writing I do, you wouldn’t believe the blogs I’ve started that haven’t received a single comment. Recently I posted my “Top 10 Best Movies of 2006” and a healthy amount of responses, a whopping four! But two of these posts really struck me and they both related to one movie on my list, “Mini’s First Time.” I got one response from a reader who originally overlooked this film but was going to rent it, and, drum roll please…I got a comment from the actual director of the film Nick Guthe thanking me for including this film.

That is why I am taking the time to do justice to “Mini’s First Time” by inducting into the grand club of the “MySpace or Yours: Movie and a Profile” reviewees. Now mind you this is only the second film to get the royal treatment but the “MYMP” strives to give you the reviews of quality films worth picking up as reviewed by yours truly…so here we go I give you “Mini’s First Time.”

The film itself revolves around the 18 year old Mini (Nikki Reed), a girl whose spoiled rotten but doesn’t have any adult supervision to speak of. Her mother Diane (Carrie Anne Moss) medicates herself and constantly puts Mini down while Diane’s new husband Martin (Alec Baldwin) tries to be Mini’s father figure. Mini is obsessed with “firsts,” doing something just once to say you did it, and when she jumps out of her birthday cake naked she decides to turn to prostitution. This would be well and fine if she didn’t end up seducing her stepfather. As the two form a forbidden relationship they conspire to drive Diane insane and be together. When a freak accident ends up killing Diane, Mini and Martin must figure out a way to make things right but Mini has her own agenda that takes a turn that you never see coming.

This movie pretty much came and went without any fanfare to speak of, I actually don’t remember it even coming to my indie theater. As a huge fan of Nikki Reed since her splendid performance as Evie Zamora in “Thirteen,” Mini isn’t that different from the character of Evie. If you’re a fan of dark satirical comedy then “Mini’s First Time” is definitely for you. What could have turned into a very dark and disturbing movie is actually filled with tons of humor and a great twist ending.

The MySpace profile for “Mini’s First Time” is quite interesting. Most big budget films have their MySpace’s hyping a specific part of the film such as the soundtrack. The profile for “Mini’s First Time” actually looks like someone took the time to create it. The personal specifics of the profile describe it as if Mini herself made it. The “About Me” section shows reviews for the movie and describes the story while the “Who I Want to Meet Section” lists the movie’s cast. The “Bio” and “Interests” sections have links leading to the “Mini’s First Time” official website and the movie’s distributor “First Independent Pictures.” Mini’s friends also include Nick Guthe, the films director along with various other independent films.

“Mini’s First Time” gets 8 out of 10 from me whereas the MySpace page gets 8.5 out of 10. If you’re cruising the video store anytime this week pick up “Mini’s First Time” and visit the MySpace, I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

Next time the “MySpace or Yours: Movie and a Profile” will be discussing the indie darling “Little Miss Sunshine” and if you have any movies you want to see reviewed leave a message in the comments section. Talk to you all later!

I’m not normally one who gets loads of praise for the writing I do, you wouldn’t believe the blogs I’ve started that haven’t received a single comment. Recently I posted my “Top 10 Best Movies of 2006” and a healthy amount of responses, a whopping four! But two of these posts really struck me and they both related to one movie on my list, “Mini’s First Time.” I got one response from a reader who originally overlooked this film but was going to rent it, and, drum roll please…I got a comment from the actual director of the film Nick Guthe thanking me for including this film.

That is why I am taking the time to do justice to “Mini’s First Time” by inducting into the grand club of the “MySpace or Yours: Movie and a Profile” reviewees. Now mind you this is only the second film to get the royal treatment but the “MYMP” strives to give you the reviews of quality films worth picking up as reviewed by yours truly…so here we go I give you “Mini’s First Time.”

The film itself revolves around the 18 year old Mini (Nikki Reed), a girl whose spoiled rotten but doesn’t have any adult supervision to speak of. Her mother Diane (Carrie Anne Moss) medicates herself and constantly puts Mini down while Diane’s new husband Martin (Alec Baldwin) tries to be Mini’s father figure. Mini is obsessed with “firsts,” doing something just once to say you did it, and when she jumps out of her birthday cake naked she decides to turn to prostitution. This would be well and fine if she didn’t end up seducing her stepfather. As the two form a forbidden relationship they conspire to drive Diane insane and be together. When a freak accident ends up killing Diane, Mini and Martin must figure out a way to make things right but Mini has her own agenda that takes a turn that you never see coming.

This movie pretty much came and went without any fanfare to speak of, I actually don’t remember it even coming to my indie theater. As a huge fan of Nikki Reed since her splendid performance as Evie Zamora in “Thirteen,” Mini isn’t that different from the character of Evie. If you’re a fan of dark satirical comedy then “Mini’s First Time” is definitely for you. What could have turned into a very dark and disturbing movie is actually filled with tons of humor and a great twist ending.

The MySpace profile for “Mini’s First Time” is quite interesting. Most big budget films have their MySpace’s hyping a specific part of the film such as the soundtrack. The profile for “Mini’s First Time” actually looks like someone took the time to create it. The personal specifics of the profile describe it as if Mini herself made it. The “About Me” section shows reviews for the movie and describes the story while the “Who I Want to Meet Section” lists the movie’s cast. The “Bio” and “Interests” sections have links leading to the “Mini’s First Time” official website and the movie’s distributor “First Independent Pictures.” Mini’s friends also include Nick Guthe, the films director along with various other independent films.

“Mini’s First Time” gets 8 out of 10 from me whereas the MySpace page gets 8.5 out of 10. If you’re cruising the video store anytime this week pick up “Mini’s First Time” and visit the MySpace, I guarantee you won’t be disappointed.

Next time the “MySpace or Yours: Movie and a Profile” will be discussing the indie darling “Little Miss Sunshine” and if you have any movies you want to see reviewed leave a message in the comments section. Talk to you all later!

Links
Mini's First Time