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Who's Gonna Win This Year's AMERICAN IDOL??
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Niska Day!
May 19, 2012
Parade starts at 10:00am at St. Helens Church
Fireworks display at 9:15pm
Come enjoy the best cheese fries, lemonade, Italian Ice, fried oreo's, Mike's Hot Dogs, cotton candy, and more food favorites! Spend the day rock climbing, doing arts and craft displays, get your face painted, go on the bouncy bounce, go to the photo maget booth, watch live dancing, and enjoy the bands!!!
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Glee headliners Lea Michele and Cory Monteith have taken their love off the FOX TV set. Many couples have met on the job, the most recent might be Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson who met on the teen thriller Twilight. Others have rumored the love interest between That 70’s show actors Ashton Kutcher and Mila Kunis. With the hottest gossip magazines sharing the love filled pictures and stories it posed a question in my mind. Are TV couples entertaining in reality as well? The hard part for me is putting aside how their characters act during the show. Lea Michele’s character Rachel Berry is a self-driven, Broadway fiend who is helplessly in love with longtime boyfriend Finn played by Cory Monteith. Although I know that they do not act the same as their characters I can’t help but think that the only reason they have interest in each other is the show. It is fair to say that the likelihood of them meeting without Glee is slim to none. For arguing purposing you can say these relationships are beneficial to their show. They are not forced to act on their feeling, they can channel their true feelings. Who knows, this may be the perfect solution to poor acting. Maybe we need more TV couples.
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