The Blended Group is helping host the DVD release party next Monday, January 25 for "B-Girl Movie" (www.bgirlmovie.com), which drops next Tuesday.

The event is taking place at Tha Burgandy House and will feature tons of industry guests, with appearances by our friends The Beat Freaks, the cast of Step It Up 1/2/3, crews from America's Best Dance Crew, and So You Think You Can Dance. The movie stars Lady Jules from The Beat Freaks. It is a free event but you must be on guestlist to attend, but we'll be taking suggested $5 donations for JUiCE (www.rampartjuice.com), a non-profit community center for youths in hip hop.

Come join the Blended fam and be a part of this red-carpet event, starting at 9PM. Complete details and RSVP at http://bgirlmovie.theblendedgroup.com.

The trailer to James Cameron's long, long awaited upcoming movie "Avatar" is available online. This movie has to be one of the most hyped movies in a long time and features one of the biggest budgets.

The reason for the buzz is this script for the movie was written over 10 years ago (written in 1994) and was meant to push the limits of digital computer animation for Digital Domain, the partner for the movie. But unfortunately, at that time, the technology just wasn't capable. Read more to see why this movie was over a decade in the making and watch the newly released trailer.

Finally, a dating reality show with an interesting twist that attempts to "answer the age old question: is love blind?".

ABC debuted their new show "Dating in The Dark" a couple weeks ago and it really shows how much looks and attraction play a role in finding love. Find out more on how the show works.

Before Harry Potters and Twilights, everyone pretty much read the classic Where The Wild Things Are. And don't fret about the book being ruined by a movie adaptation - looks like Spike Jonez and Warner Bros has a winner coming out this October 16th.

Directed by Spike Jonze this is an adaptation of Maurice Sendak's classic children's story, where Max, a disobedient little boy sent to bed without his supper, creates his own world--a forest inhabited by ferocious wild creatures that crown Max as their ruler. Set to be released October 16th, 2009

For the first time ever, The Simpsons will be aired in HD tonight, and for another first, you'll also see the "first full, permanent revamp of the show's opening titles since its premiere in 1989." 

Check out the new intro below.  

Check out this powerful trailer for Gran Torino, Clint Eastwood's latest movie about a stubborn war veteran who's at a changing point in his life when new Asian neighbors force him to explore his prejudices and stand for what is right.

His Gran Torino character is Walt Kowalski, a racist Korean War veteran whose prized possession is a classic car that catches the eye of local gangs in his Detroit neighborhood. One of the troubled kids who covets the vehicle is from a family of Hmong immigrant neighbors, whom Kowalski has long resented.

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Newcomer Bee Vang, a 17-year-old Hmong American originally from the Minneapolis area, was cast as the neighbor boy who strikes up a mutually reluctant relationship with Walt.

"The young kid, as part of a gang initiation, tries to steal it, and the old guy gets him at the end of the M-1, which becomes kind of a big deal," Eastwood says. "The kid has to do penance because of the pride of the Asian group. They make him do penance. He has to come over, and the old guy doesn't want anything to do with him, doesn't want him anywhere around."

The movie gives a big stage for the portrayal of the Asian world of gangs and violence and pride, and hopefully educates people way that Better Luck Tomorrow brought insight into the Asian culture. Read the full interview with Clint by Anthony Breznican over at USAToday.com.

Releases December 17 via Warner Bros. 

Watch the High-Definition trailer at Apple.com