If you watched the 2010 Tony Awards—and that’s a very big if, considering it was the night of the True Blood premiere and game 5 Read the full post.
Jun 14
2010
12:42 PM ET
Tony Awards 2010: Green Day is everywhere, Jay-Z is nowhere, and Catherine Zeta-Jones gets 'crass'
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I loved Daniel Radcliffe. Who cares if he’s short? He’s always been short. And Mr. Tom Cruise isn’t the tallest actor out there. Katie’s used to being next to short guys.
GREEN DAY rocks forever!!! They were awesome at the Tony’s, and I want to let them know that the only reason why they lost is ’cause too many old people voted for the Tony’s! GREEN DAY is the real winner! You have to admire GD though, ’cause their musical was just out on April 23, of 2010, and they were already nominated for best musical! I love you GREEN DAY!!!
What the heck happened to Fela! in the opening number? The woman in the middle was not syncing up to what was being sung, and why was there a HORRIBLE screech at the end? It looked like she was singing but her mic was off?? Not sure what happened, but judging by the lukewarm applause neither did the audience.
I enjoy, lead to I discovered just what I used to be looking for. You have ended my 4 day lengthy hunt! God Bless you man. Have a great day. Bye
It is a shame if they didn’t sell very well. Honestly, I had heard (or rather, read) your name for years in vaouris context, but never bothered to pick up a book. I recently moved, and had WAY too much free time. I found the Blood Omnibuses, and read them all in about 2 weeks, then moved on to the Smoke books. I really enjoyed them all, but enjoyed the Smoke books more by far. I suppose it is becuase I always want to root for the underdog, and Tony certainly is. I really hope we get to see more of him and Lee, and the dynamic of their relationship.