"Pretty Little Liars" Facebook Live Stream Event TODAY

               Fans of the hit ABC Family series "Pretty Little Liars" will get a chance to   

ask Shay Mitchell and Ian Harding their burning questions during a one-hour  

Ustream event in preparation for the August 28th summer finale. Starting at  

3 PM PT/6 PM ET on Monday, August 27th, fans can go to ABCFamily.com, the official "Pretty Little Liars" Facebook page (www.facebook.com/PrettyLittleLiars) and the official Ustream site (www.ustream.tv/abcfamily) to watch Shay Mitchell and  

Ian Harding discuss season three, tease the highly anticipated summer finale  

and answer questions directly from fans.

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Courtesy of ABC Family

Warner Bros. will release a "social series" on Facebook

“Aim High,” an action comedy series was dubbed by Warner Bros. as the first “social series.” It will be released by the mentioned production company on Facebook.

Facebook users will be able to participate in this series by adding the series’ app to their page, which then gather the user’s information and will incorporate them in the series. Names, pictures, will be shown in the series in the form of grafitti or posters.

Written and created by Heath Corson and Richie Keen, “Aim High” stars Jackson Rathbone (“Twilight”) and Aimee Teegarden (“Friday Night Lights.") The series scheduled to be released on Facebook on October 18th is directed by Thor Freudenthal and produced by Lance Sloane and McG.

SOURCES: Reuters; Image

Andy Samberg impersonates Zuckerberg at Facebook F8

Mark Zuckerberg, founder of social networking site, Facebook, wasn't alone when appeared on stage during the F8 Conference on Thursday. He brought along a double in form of Saturday Night's Live's Andy Samberg who impersonated Zuckerberg and delivered a seven and a half minute speech:



SOURCES: Video; The Inquisitr

Movie Rentals on Facebook

Facebook, the second most visited site in the US- according to the Internet marketing research firm, ComScore- has become even more, well, social.

With the new application Warner Bros. has launched, the 600 million plus Facebook users not only can 'like' their friends' recommended movies, but can watch them as well while logged on.

Starting off the application today, Warner Bros. is renting out Christopher Nolan's "The Dark Knight." If you are from the US and one of the nearly 3 million registered Facebook users who 'liked' "The Dark Knight" then you can view the movie for $3 for 48 hours.

Eventually, Warner Bros. will be offering a variety of movies under this application including the option of buying and downloading them directly from your Facebook account.

SOURCE: LATimes

Zuckerberg and Eisenberg on SNL

It was both awkward and interesting watching the real-life Mark Zuckerberg meet his reel counterpart Jesse Eisenberg, last night as the first-time Academy nominee hosted Saturday Night Live. The sketch started with Eisenberg talking about his true personality in real life as being really cocky and confident as opposed to most of the film characters he played who are "shy and un-assuming." Saturday Night Live's Zuckerberg impersonator Andy Samberg then came out, joining Eisenberg while the real Zuckerberg complained in the backstage, stating he should be in front of the camera as he is the real Zuckerberg who invented "poking." Samberg, calling the situation "awk-berg" slid out of the picture when Zuckerberg finally came out joining Eisenberg, who apparently were just meeting each other for the first time. The man behind FaceBook and the face of the critically acclaimed The Social Network ended the sketch with a high-five after Zuckerberg answered Eisenberg's question, "What did you think [of the film]?" Zuckerberg replied, "It was interesting."



SOURCES: New York Post; YouTube video from MikeBrandShow