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J.C. Penney showcases unique mannequins in New York City store windows
New York -- J.C. Penney has teamed up with NBC’s “Today Show” to display five mannequins created in the image of real Americans in the windows of its store in Manhattan. The mannequins, which include a model of woman in a wheelchair and a male double-leg amputee, were made by Fusion Specialties, Broomfield, Colorado.
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Scholastic plans new multi-platform series TombQuest
Scholastic is unveiling a new multi-platform series, TombQuest, which includes five books by Michael Northrop and an online game.
TombQuest is aimed at eight- to 12-year-olds and is an addition to Scholastic’s three previous multi-platform series, which have published some 22 million copies since the first launched in 2008, and the accompanying websites have 3 million registered users.
