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You might have noticed that there are a couple of ads on the page now. Yes I'm aware of this fact. I did it for a very justifiable and specific reason. I was so against putting up ads until recently for many reasons. I don't want people to read this thing and feel like it's a "newspaper" or be bothered by annoying advertisements. But as of late, it came to my attention that maybe ads will be a good thing. I've been wanting to try a lot of new things not only with my personal life, but with the blog, and I need funding for all of these things. A couple of ads won't kill anyone, but it will open the doors to a lot of new opportunities. So please, don't be mad at the ads. In the end, it's actually going to be very productive.

I also want to take a moment to pay respects to the 6 killed and 18 injured on January 8th by shooter Jared Lee Loughner. Things like this should never have to happen, especially to victims as young as 9 years old. Being an Arizona resident, it really is a shame that things like this are occuring. Even moreso, it disgusts me to no end, organizations like the Westboro Baptist Church are picketing the funerals of the victims, claiming that God punished them. The fact that it's even legal to publish a website called www.godhatesfags.com is beyond me. I guess the First Amendment protects sadists too? I guess I didn't get the memo that said it's OK to be a hate-mongering asshole. All the members of that church must have missed that day of school where they explained the whole "Nothing nice to say, don't say it at all" shmeal. I know that although some of my comments are humorous, the situation is anything but. People like that aren't doing the world any favors. If I seem a little angrier than usually, I apologize, it just irritates me to no end to see people like that, modern day Hitlers and McCarthys if you will, roaming around, looking for ways to hate. People like that don't deserve the basically luxuries of life, let alone the necessities. I'm going to stop now before I get angrier. Once again, sorry for exploding.

I'll just get on to what I had planned for today. I interviewed actress Samantha Boscarino. She's an up and coming actress who has starred in movies like The Clique, and has been featured on many shows such as Wizards of Waverly Place, Parenthood, and Good Luck Charlie. It's not very long so you can take out the three minutes you need to read it. Don't be selfish now!

1. What was your first major audition like?

My first audition process was extensive. I overall went in for the casting director, producers, director, and their assistants eight times!

2. Out of all the projects you've worked on, what was your favorite?

Hmm, I don't really know. Everything was new and fresh, so I LOVED EVERY second of filming and the processes before and after.

3. Did you find that the actors on set were all very down to earth people?

Yes. Of course. They're all awesome.

4. Where do you hope to one day go with your career?

I never think of the future. It comes soon enough.

5. What is the hardest part of acting?

Memorizing lines.

6. In your free time, what do you usually like to do?

I love to spend time with my family, play with my dogs, be creative with fashion, volunteer for charity, and play softball with my friends.

7. Who do you have to thank for all the things you've had the ability to do?

My parents.

8. When you watch yourself on screen, how do you feel?

Awkward. Amazing and oh, awkward :D

9. Do you have any interesting projects coming up in the future?

Right now, I'm auditioning for new roles and working extensively in my acting class. I'll keep you updated on my twitter and facebook page.