Sun, Jan 10, 2010
Miley Cyrus has officially walked away from the beloved yet loathed Hannah Montana franchise.
According to Adam Bonnett, Disneys senior VP, after this next batch of new episodes, the show will wrap forever. This decision has put an end to one of the “most successful kid’s shows ever”. The show has nearly 5 million viewers a week.
I’m sure Disney will find a new tween to educate little kids on what’s important in life, such as boys and clothes.
Ciao Miley, hope you have a good Hannah-free life.
One thing we can be thankful for, whether the general population is paying attention or not, is that we here in America have activist documentaries that not only bring awareness to complex issues but also help to promote change. One such film is Waiting for Superman, which takes a close look at our failing public school system. It’s a controversial issue, of course, and teachers find themselves increasingly difficult working conditions – facing an apathetic generation of kids, low pay, etc. In the meantime, we have a grim future ahead if things continue the way they have been.
What do our schools need? Money, of course. Now, Donorschoose.org will donate $5 gift cards to every person pledges to see the film by September 15th. The gift cards will be used to fulfill requests made by public teachers throughout the country who post classroom project needs on DonorsChoose.org. Having been involved in fundraising for public schools I can tell you, this has the potential to be a godsend. On the other hand, will our dullard nation actually do something about it? Like spend an hour and a half watching this movie? Hopefully the answer will be yes. For me it’s a no-brainer.
If the pledges reach 40,000, the film will get an additional boost with OfficeMax and their “A Day Made Better” program. To help build awareness of the new film, OfficeMax will now boost the annual award to include 40 additional deserving U.S. teachers.
For more information about the movie, or to take the pledge go to http://www.WaitingForSuperman.com
To join the conversation visit us on Facebook at http://www.Facebook.com/WaitingForSuperman
What does your school need? Tell us by Tweeting #MySchoolNeeds at http://www.Twitter.com/WaitingSuperman
Spread the word. It’s either that or I’m going to post non-stop Mel Gibson stories until the Oscar nominations are announced. Just kidding.
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