One day we may watch movies live in the theatres from an
official studio website. Until then we can follow those movie stars on the sets
of those films live... kinda. First, Ashton Kutcher beat CNN to the 1,000,000
Twitter follower marker in a celebrity self-press vs. the "Press" battle for real-time news feeding.  And now, there’s
actress Meagan Good, who is showing what Hollywood actors can do independently on the web... 

You might remember Meagan Good from this year’s horror hit Unborn or  last year’s Love Guru aside Justin Timberlake and Mike Meyers… or
maybe alongside 50 Cent in the rapper's 21 Questions music video.

You might soon remember her from that website MissMeaganGood.com.
It’s
a seasonal reality TV series shot from Meagan’s mobile phone, on the
set of movies, commercials, TV appearances, etc. She might even take
you home with her... on occasion, which might be a potentially
salivating thought for her KING and Maxim magazine spread
fans. A source from the website production team, new media analyst
Tyler Dinner, says "Should be interesting to see where this goes as
seeing from her Twitter (http:/twitter.com/meagangood), she's quite the
catholic school girl type. 

This is just another example, as well as a landmark moment, for the
mainstream media's crossover to new media on the Internet. From Youtube’s partnership with
entertainment agency William Morris last year, to Julia Allison’s cover on
Wired Magazine, to failure and folding of several long-running
paper publications, the mainstream is  turning into mainstreaming on
websites. Celebrities seem to have their own tabloid news outlet now, OK?