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Skateboarding superstars, and 12 year old fraternal twins, Nic and Tristan have their first feature film out today on DVD. Their father talks about how the boys got started, and the support he gives them, then the boys talk about their excitement with the movie coming out today.

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Filmmaking wunderkind Nicholas Gyeney, director/writer of the critically acclaimed new science fiction film The Penitent Man, and star Andrew Keegan (7th Heaven, 10 things I hate about you) will talk movies live on Media Blvd’s Purple Haze radio show Thursday, June 3, at 9PM/ET (blogtalkradio.com/mediablvd), exclusively on Blog Talk Radio.

Only 23 years old, the award-winning USC graduate Gyeney’s second film, The Penitent Man, stars Lance Henriksen (Aliens) in a gripping story about a fledgling psychologist who must absorb a patient's hair-raising story -- which could alter the course of the future. Gyeney’s first film was The Falling.

Andrew Keegan was first recognized for his gregarious performance as teen rebel "Zack Dell" in the cult classic film Camp Nowhere, followed by roles in Independence Day, as the antagonist to Heath Ledger in the comedy 10 things I hate about you and Mekhi Phifer's best friend in O. Keegan has appeared in the television dramas Party of Five and 7th Heaven, where he played a single teenage father in love with Jessica Biel's character "Mary.”

Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (Take Me Out To The Ballgame), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Anthony Head, who plays Uther Pendragon on on the popular BBC/SyFy show Merlin will be on Purple Haze to talk about his character, and the hit series. Also, conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (Take Me Out To The Ballgame), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Sarah Douglas, star of the Syfy Original Movie Witchville, director Tao Pearry and producer Amy Krell will talk movies, science fiction and horror LIVE on Media Blvd’s popular Purple Haze radio show. In Witchville, premiering on Syfy Saturday, May 22, at 9PM (ET/PT), a prince (Luke Goss) returns home to claim his kingdom when his father dies, only to find it overrun by witches. Though he initially refuses to believe in magic, he soon finds himself locked in a brutal war with the witches, who are led by the Red Queen (Sarah Douglas). Well known as the villain “Ursa” in Superman and Superman II, Douglas has appeared in Conan the Destroyer and The People Time Forgot as well as TV classics such as Space 1999, Stargate and Falcon Crest. Among his many projects, Pearry directed the sci-fi film The Gene Generation, starring Bai Ling and Faye Dunaway, and the horror movie Necromentia. Amy Krell is President, Production, of Page Four Productions.

Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (Take Me Out To The Ballgame), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Join Kenn, Shaun, Allie and Ang for a review of the hottest stories from the week in pop culture.

Award-winning television historian and network executive Tim Brooks, whose The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows, 1946-present, is the must-have industry Bible, will be talking about television – past, present and future – as the exclusive guest on MediaBlvd’s popular Purple Haze radio show.

Brooks, who headed up research for USA Network and Lifetime Television during his distinguished career, is also the author of Lost Sounds, about the birth of the recording industry in the early 20th Century. The CD adaptation won a Grammy Award. The Complete Directory to Primetime Network and Cable TV Shows is now in its ninth edition.

Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (Take Me Out To The Ballgame), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Award-winning film director-producer Fernando Beltran, whose movie Terminal was honored by the Cannes Film Festival, along with film and stage actress Leah Loftin (Monster’s Ball), will take Media Blvd’s Purple Haze radio show audience inside the world of Hollywood, including behind the scenes into the glitz and glamour of the 2010 Cannes Film Festival (begins May 12).

Terminal was the Winner of the 2008 Cannes Film Festival - Short Film Corner; the 2008 Special Jury Award at the Orlando Hispanic Film Festival; an Official Selection of the prestigious Festival Tous Courts in Aix-en-Provence, France, and an Official Selection of the 2007 Pensacola International Film Festival.

Beltran has produced three movies, including Terminal, Eleven and Reversal. He also has several projects currently in development, including the psycho-thriller Alter Ego.

Along with Monster’s Ball and the internationally award-winning Surface Calm, Leah Loftin received rave reviews for her performance in the controversial Off-Broadway production of Jean Genet's The Maids X 2. She has garnered numerous acting awards and nominations, including the National Irene Ryan Award for Acting, the New Orleans' Marquee Award for Best Actress, the Storer Boone Award for Best Actress in a Comedy and Best Supporting Actress, and the Ambie Award for Best Actress in a Drama.

Purple Haze is hosted by Conservative author, Gary Morgenstein (Take Me Out To The Ballgame), and liberal journalist/actor, Frederic Germay Discuss the latest news from politics and pop culture from their very different generational and life perspectives.

Join Kenn, Shaun, Allie and Ang for a review of the hottest stories from the week in pop culture.

Steven Farhood, Showtime Boxing Analyst, former editor of The Ring, etc, will be joining us live to discuss the May 1 Mayweather-Moseley welterweight fight from Vegas