September 7th, 2016 
Beyond the Marquee On this episode of the MNN (Miraculous News Network), our resident Junior Journalist; Lindalee Rose sits down with Miraculous’s own Cristina Vee (the voice of Ladybug & Marinette), during a recent recording session for the hit CGI animated show.
From Season 2, the Christmas Special, the new toy-line, her co-stars, character relationships and much more, this interview is nothing but, Miraculous!
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August 29th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee 
The future can be yours!
Here’s your chance to buy a really cool toy and at the same time, raise funds for an incredibly worthy cause. An Indiegogo campaign is happening right now asking for your support to help raise more than $8,000.00 that will go directly to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Disease in an effort to create a future without Parkinson’s!
Your donation will not only help those in need, but get you a NeoLev Back to the Future 1:8 Scale Hoverboard with 8″ Half Pipe Base that operates on the principle of magnetic repulsion.
But it’s not just a toy, it’s a collector’s item because the Hoverboard sports laser-engraved signatures of actor Michael J. Fox, as well as filmmakers Bob Gale (co-creator/producer) and Robert Zemeckis (co-creator and director), 10% of each unit sold goes directly to benefit the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson’s Research, and is limited to 2,015 individually-numbered units.
Remember, the future is what YOU make of it, so please create a Future without Parkinson’s Disease, and go check out the Indiegogo page. Thank you.
August 29th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee 
9 year old Olivia channels the character of Eleven from the Stranger Things TV show
With the hype and overwhelming admiration for the recent Netflix supernatural television mini-series; Stranger Things, you knew that sooner than later, life would somehow find it’s way to imitating art, and we think we’ve found a contender who has nailed that old adage to a T.
Olivia a 9 year old girl who lives in Los Angeles and is at an age where she is being very clear about who she is and how she wants to look. So when she decided to shave her head before going back to school, her parents were more than supportive of their daughters choice. With this bold move came the explanation and justification that the length of your hair doesn’t change who you are, that no matter it’s size, you can still be confident, powerful and treat people with kindness.
Some of these traits were evident in the character of ‘Eleven’, the mysterious shaved-head girl with the tel-kinetic powers who stole the show in Stranger Things. Though her family wouldn’t let her actually watch the hit Netflix series (other than a short clip on YouTube), Olivia and her mom Ozma had some fun recreating the look of ‘Eleven’, from the character’s costume to some fun poses that look like they came right off the set of the show itself.
Click ahead for some more fun recreated photos and more about the story of Olivia and her quest for her self-identity.
August 28th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee On this episode of the Miraculous News Network, Junior Journalist Lindalee Rose sits down for an Exclusive interview with ZAG Studios’ own Jeremy Zag to discuss the latest updates on Miraculous: The Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir.
As producer of the hit CGI animated show (airing now on Nickelodeon), Jeremy reveals secrets, information and exclusive details about: Miraculous Season 2, The Christmas Special, The Ladybug Movie, a possible Ladybug/Cat Noir kiss and much much More!
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Thanks for watching and stay Miraculous!
July 26th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee
“If you’re going to make a documentary about a car, why not do it with some style?”
While Doc Brown may not have said those exact words when he unveiled his DeLorean Time Machine in the 1985 film, Back to the Future, the question posed definitely applies to the documentary film, OUTATIME: Saving the DeLorean Time Machine. And to be very clear, the filmmakers have succeeded in making a documentary with a whole lot of heart and style.
The Time Machine as it looked unrestored on the Universal backlot.
Released to Blu-ray and DVD on July 19th, 2016; OUTATIME: Saving the DeLorean Time Machine documents the incredible restoration of one of the most beloved movie cars of all time – Doc Brown’s DeLorean Time Machine from the Back to the Future Trilogy. While it may have been the most iconic car in movie history, the car, itself, did not fare so well through the ravages of time, nature, and souvenir seekers. On the verge of being erased from existence, the car found a savior in Back to the Future writer and producer, Bob Gale, and a team of over two dozen skilled fans who took on the job of bringing the DeLorean Time Machine back.
July 12th, 2016 Beyond the Marquee When you want to talk to the cast & crew of the latest Ghostbusters movie, Who You Gonna’ Call to get it done? None other than BTM’s own 8 year old resident Junior Ghostbuster & Red Carpet Reporter; Lindalee Rose
Armed with a Proton Pack and tons of questions, we sent Lindalee to the World Premiere of Paul Feig’s GHOSTBUSTERS to see who we could talk to…and we did not walk away empty handed! See what various cast, crew and filmmakers said about their experience with this latest supernatural incarnation of the classic ghostly franchise!
Click ahead to view some fun behind the scenes images from the premiere from Lindalee’s personal photo album, including Melissa McCarthy, Kate McKinnon, Leslie Jones, Paul Feig, Ray Parker Jr, Ernie Hudson and Many More!
July 12th, 2016 Steven D'Arcangelo
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Released this week from WaterTower Music is The Music of DC Comics: Volume 2 on CD and digital formats, with a double vinyl album coming soon for all you Jack Whites out there.
This follow-up to 2010’s The Music of DC Comics: 75th Anniversary Collection celebrates the ongoing musical heritage of DC Comics in every medium except — ironically — comics. The 29-track compilation features recordings from a variety of movies, TV series, video games and radio shows dating back to 1940 and starring the likes of Superman, Aquaman, Wonder Woman, Metamorpho, etc.
Does it stack up to volume 1? Is it a collection for everyone’s ears or just those pointy bat ears of the most hardcore fans? And who the hell is Metamorpho anyway?! Let’s dive in and find out.
