EG2 stars

EntertainmentGiant stars

is based upon EG2center

Awhile ago, at the dawn of the internet and email and Bulletin Boards, it was before the World Wide Web, there was the project known as EnternetGlobal, EntertainmentGiant. That was circa 1994-98, our grand plan with that long name. It was shortened to E.G.2 center, in 1999July when we first moved into a resort in New York state, which became our office and studio and workshops, our complete center of activities. Well that was a physical place and it eventually faded away... while the virtual center lived onwards, from 1999, 2000, then in different forms and variations through the many decades.

The project went in many directions, to explore the civilization from all angles and perpsectives. We dabbled in diverse forms of entertainment and media, always daring to go where nobody has gone before us. We made many discoveries and then returned to the foundational principle, creating the permanent center. It must exist virtually and physically; it will be software and hardware. It will be the system which accomplishes the preservation protocol of all knowledge and expression of humanity.

Our original first website for that e.g.2center is now relaunched as an archival showcase. https://eg2center.com/ Check it out and learn more... you need this info. It is the arrival of the vast system which it was meant to be. For your identification and registration needs, globally. It is the secure system, standardized and universalized. One system to rule them all.

E.G.2 center archive

eg2center logo new in 2026, containing the combination of enternetglobal and entertainmentgiant TM

There are many stars we have worked with in the past two decades (actually longer than that). This is an announcement that we are going to feature some of them. One of the names which you need to know about is: Danny the Paperboy. What a star. He died during production of one of his greatest movies. He is gone but not forgotten. All of this happened before the digital age, so there is not much about this micro-celeb on the web. We are going to digitize some of the imagery and share it here. For now let's just look at this pic with him and the director... actually I cant find it. We will come back to this later. Was he a real paperboy? Yes he was. He delivered more papers than anybody else. He had a total of 6-7 routes at his peak of delivery prowess. With each route containing about 50 residences, that makes how many hundred of papers that needed to be delivered each morning?? Wow!! He was a STAR!!!