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Re: Microsoft gets in on the celebrity action with Wonderwall

Tlocksmith1 — Tue, 22 Sep 2009 14:01:03 GMT

I agree with you RobAlister, with the Selema Gomez pics,big deal out of nothing. But anyway that's cool that microsoft is trying to be trendy with the gossip columns. Locksmith, Locksmiths

Re: Microsoft gets in on the celebrity action with Wonderwall

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Re: Microsoft gets in on the celebrity action with Wonderwall

quikboy — Sun, 29 Mar 2009 10:10:49 GMT

Site seems pretty interesting. Great way to see celebrity entertainment news at a glance. I just wish the search brought up more relevant results, or related results. Also, a quirk I don't like is the advertisement in the "Share this" button. I don't mind ads, but posting it right on a basic function of an article? That's just not cool. Other than that, the ads are fine, and I'm especially happy there are no banner ads. Those take up a lot of space, and it's good to see someone at MSN with design sense.

You know what would be really cool? If Wonderwall found related news/photos/videos in a MixView style, like the way Zune's MixView brings up related bands/songs/albums, etc. Like based on the media you're looking at, it could pull up a MixView of related things such as the star(s) in primary piece, stuff about the movie/tv show/event connected to it, and things like that.

It would also be cool to have a forum-type thing, or a live chatroom chat on the site. Make it more interactive. You can use your Live ID to sign in, and have the same identitty as your Windows Live Profile. In fact, why not make all MSN news/content sites more interactive? I know MSN probably isn't going to stay long, but it wouldn't hurt.

Re: Microsoft gets in on the celebrity action with Wonderwall

RobAlister — Sat, 28 Mar 2009 15:14:40 GMT

It's the first celeb site that I actually like! Yahoo!'s omg! is ok but it feels girly. Sometimes it seems like I'm the only (straight) guy who likes celebrity news.

Off topic: Why did people make a big deal about Selena Gomez's picture with the lollipop? She didn't seem to be doing anything provocative with it. A girl can't just suck on a lollipop anymore?