I have added Ain’t No Mountain High Enough and Revolution episodes stills to the Gallery. We have here some Promos and Sneak Peeks from the episode Ain’t No Mountain High Enough. Next Monday will be 1-Hour series finale, don’t miss 2 last episodes! Read more for the sneak peeks and promo of this episode.
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I added some pictures of Lindsey’s movie “Devolved” to the Gallery. Below is a synopsis of this movie.
Devolved follows an affluent group of high schoolers from suburban San Diego on a class trip who find themselves stranded on a deserted island off the Baja Coast. The group, a microcosm of suburban teenagerdom, pits two cultures against one another; people who want high school to go on forever, and people who want to get away from the first group as fast as humanly possible.
Have you guys watched 10 Things I Hate About You this Monday? Awesome episode! And the captures of this episode is already on the Gallery and captures from the others new episodes too. Gallery is now with a new look!
We would like to wish the lovely Lindsey Shaw a happy 21th birthday! She deserves all the best.
We have added a lot of pictures to Gallery, including photos of Lindsey at Azalea Festival 2010 and visiting a hospital a few days ago. There’s a video too. Thanks marryme_shaw@livejournal.
It’s time to start your lists of 10 Things We Love About the Azalea Queen.
Lindsey Shaw, a fresh-faced 20-year-old actress who stars on the ABC Family show “10 Things I Hate About You,” was announced as the 63rd queen of the North Carolina Azalea Festival on Wednesday.
Shaw, who turns 21 on May 10, has had roles on the shows “Aliens in America” on The CW (with 60th Queen Azalea Amy Pietz) and “Ned’s Declassified School Survival Guide” on Nickelodeon. She also appears in two independent films, “Devolved” and “Nic & Tristan Go Mega Dega,” scheduled for release later this year.
The Azalea Festival is scheduled to run from April 7-11, with concerts, a street fair, parade and other activities.
At just a week before the festival begins, the announcement of the queen came later than it has in recent years. At a press conference that was held at the Hilton Wilmington Riverside, Azalea Festival President Erica Mearns said the delay was partly because “we thought we’d let the suspense go on a little longer.” Mearns said festival officials also wanted to make sure everything was official before going ahead with the announcement.
“The last thing we’d want to do is announce someone” who had to pull out, Mearns said.
In a press release, the new Azalea queen describes herself “as a bit of a tomboy. I love volleyball, softball, swimming, tennis, karate, roller skating and badminton.”
Shaw, a native of Lincoln, Neb., will be crowned Queen Azalea LXIII at 5 p.m. Wednesday during a free, public ceremony at Riverfront Park in downtown Wilmington.
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