Mr. Peabody's Apples which Tommy thought would be impossible. It was then Mr. Peabody reminded Tommy that it is impossible to undo the damage he had done spreading the rumor that Mr. Peadbody was a thief. In 2003, American singer Madonna signed a contract with Callaway Arts & Entertainment and released her first children's book as an author, "The English Roses", which was translated into 42 different languages over 100 countries. The book debuted at number one on "The New York Times" Best Seller list, spending a total of 18 weeks there. Following the success of "The English Roses", Madonna worked on her
The TV2's 2003 Daniels, Producer/Director; Elizabeth Mitchell, "Flipside" producer; Jude Anaru, "Shortland Street" writer; Joss King, Writer/TV Presenter; Jim Mora, Producer David Rose; and Head of TV2 Programming Julia Baylis. (*) Indicates winning films. Three winners were given a $5,000 grant towards their education in the television or film industry. The TV2's 2003 The TV2's 2003 is a New Zealand television special documenting a short film competition for aspiring young film makers. Over 1,500 entries were received for the competition, and 100 candidates were chosen to present their idea to industry professionals and other hopeful candidates. The judges then selected 30 participants, who