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DHP.org is still totally confused by this twitter malarkey, but we figure resistence is futile. Follow us at twitter.com/dhpfans if you’d like a bit of DHP in your tweets.

In other twitter news: according to Time, the Sundance twitter account (twitter.com/sundancefest) will feature some celebrity tweets over the course of the festival, including DHP.

If you hover over the FUN STUFF tab in the top menu, you’ll see we’ve added a UK store to go with the original US one – for all your Region 2 needs!

Though less DVDs are available in Region 2 than in Region 1, there are some exceptions, such as this handsome complete Frasier box set.

Happy shopping!

Out with the old, and in with the new DHP.org, powered by Wordpress and the Constructor theme.

We hope the new site will be more dynamic, readable, frequently updated, and interactive, now that you guys can comment on all posts.

The forum, gallery and store are still around (check under FUN STUFF on the top menu). News will be here on the homepage, and can be browsed by category (see the LATEST section on the right sidebar). And if you ever feel lonely for the gorgeously-designed old site, you can access it by heading to http://original.davidhydepierce.org.

There are now pages for six David movies – Down With Love, Full Frontal, Little Man Tate, Nixon, Sleepless In Seattle and Wet Hot American Summer. You know the drill – check them out by hovering over the MOVIES option in the top bar! The pages now feature extended cast lists.

Pretty much all the static content from the old site has been added at this stage, and hopefully in the next few months we’ll add more movie reviews etc.

View our comprehensive Frasier page by doing the hovery thing over TELEVISION in the top menu. Movie pages to appear during the week!

I added project pages for David’s stints in Curtains, Spamalot and Hamlet. You can access them by hovering over the THEATRE menu on the top bar.

The Curtains and Spamalot pages are unchanged from the old site, but I added a David quote to the Hamlet page, about what it’s like “working with Romanians.”

I know the pages are looking a bit bare, but never fear – I’m going to go on a picture binge at some point this week.

Stay tuned for film and TV pages later this week!