We’ve Got Mail was amazing! Thanks to everyone who worked on the event, and even more thanks to everyone who packed Housing Works to capacity and helped raise thousands of dollars towards the amazing work they do!
What an amazing event. Thank you for coming. Stay tuned for photos and more!
I am very very very excited about We’ve Got Mail tonight and very very very surprised that it took me this long to make YGM fan art.
Meredith’s ready for tonight. Are you?
Need another reason to attend We’ve Got Mail: An Interactive You’ve Got Mail Experience at housing works in NYC tonite? You can win this silly thing I made.
LOOK AT THIS. Look what you can win: TONIGHT!
Watching the final cut of “We’ve Got Mail.” Are y’all excited?
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The We’ve Got Mail team got together to view of rough cut of the “interactive experience” this evening and, if this GIF is any indication, it’s going to be wonderful.
See you all in a week!
“Inside the great publishing houses — grand names like Macmillan, Penguin and Random House — there is a sense of unease about the long-term fate of Barnes & Noble, the last major bookstore chain standing. First, the megastores squeezed out the small players. (Think of Tom Hanks’s Fox & Sons Books to Meg Ryan’s Shop Around the Corner in the 1998 comedy, “You’ve Got Mail”.) Then the chains themselves were gobbled up or driven under, as consumers turned to the Web. B. Dalton Bookseller and Crown Books are long gone. Borders collapsed last year.” —
Barnes & Noble, Taking On Amazon in the Fight of Its Life - NYTimes.com
Timely!
“I always try to get the word ‘garnish’ into a movie.”