A birthday party being held all over the world this coming weekend

This one is for Joss Whedon. From Can't Stop The Serenity:
"Last year, we did the impossible.
This year, we top it."


We've been planning, plotting, and pulling our hair out for the last nine months, and all of the hard work is about to come to fruition. The 2007 Can't Stop The Serenity screening events are just a few days away, and you need to be there.

You need to be there because it's a rare opportunity to see 'Serenity' on the big screen one more time (or for the first time). I don't care how good your home theatre set-up is at your house -- a theatrical 35mm exhibition trumps a 60" plasma with 8.1 surround sound any day of the week.

You need to be there because you'll have an excellent opportunity to walk away with great Verse merchandise, like the Serenity: Special Edition DVD* from Universal Home Entertainment, an autographed copy of Finding Serenity from BenBella Books, an autographed CD from the Bedlam Bards, and so much more. (Check with your local organizer for the rundown of giveaways in your area.)

You need to be there because the proceeds go to a great cause. Equality Now is doing amazing work around the globe, bringing the vision of gender equality closer to reality every day through campaigns against issues such as rape, female genital mutilation, spousal abuse.

You need to be there because this will be the event Browncoats worldwide will be talking about this event for a long time to come, and regret doesn't sit well with your complexion.

You need to be there because the shindig won't be the same without you.
Very cool -- Equality Now is doing great work. Last year, Joss raised almost $66K

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