Entertainment
Ashley Tisdale using Drupal
Ashley Tisdale - an actress, singer and television producer - is using Drupal on her official site.
If you don't know who Ashley Tisdale is, it just means you're too old. Bear with me, as with this post, I'm trying to attract more young people to Drupal. ;-)
Grammys using Drupal
After the Emmys, the Grammys are onto it as well. That is, the new Grammy.com is using Drupal -- and Pressflow to be specific. The Grammy Awards, or Grammys, are presented annually by the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences for outstanding achievements in the music industry. Cool!
Monty Python using Drupal
Time to bring up your favorite Monty Python quotes, because Monty Python is using Drupal! Check it out at http://pythonline.com. Good example of a community website built with Drupal.
Lucas Arts using Drupal
Lucas Arts, the video game company of George Lucas, launched a stunning Drupal site for its upcoming MMORPG: Star Wars, The Old Republic. Check out the website at: http://www.swtor.com. The Force is strong with Drupal!
Mattel using Drupal
Mattel, the world's largest toy company, just relaunched Mattel.com on Drupal. The site was built by Vancouver-based work [at] play. Mattel products include Barbie dolls, Hot Wheels, Matchbox cars, Masters of the Universe, and much more. For once, my kids and family will understand what I'm talking about. ;-)
Emmys using Drupal
Glamour, glitter, and champagne all around because Drupal has gone Hollywood. The Emmys website has just switched to Drupal in preparation for the announcement of nominees tomorrow, and the subsequent annual Emmy award ceremony later this year. The Emmys are annual awards to outstanding television programs and performers.
Emmys.com was previously a static HTML website, with a few custom PHP components. The Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (the parent organization) migrated to Drupal largely because of the positive experiences various Academy members and other industry leaders have had with using Drupal.
The new Emmys.com is a joint project of volunteers from the Academy's television industry leadership, its staff, and Emmy magazine -- they built the site with the help of Metal Toad Media. In addition to migrating their main website, emmys.com, they're also in the progress of converting some of their other related properties.
Battlefield 1943 using Drupal
