15 Minutes has been on a slight hiatus as of late. Kenny's Spring semester is coming to an end and there has been a lot of business to attend to. The good news is there are a lot of potential projects in the works and a Behind the Scenes look at Broke Mac Mountain is still underway. Kenny figured it would be a great way to show the fans how the masterpiece was put together. She is hoping the documentary can drop sometime next week.

Kenny regrets the events of March 15, 2008 and is offering an informal apology to clear up any misunderstandings involving these events. Due to circumstances beyond her control, she had a scheduling conflict between the hours of 2pm and 6pm on St. Patrick's Day. Further complicating the matter, she received an alarming phone call warning her of legal implications if she were to return back to her house of residence. Despite wanting to meet and greet as many people as possible on Saturday, she was unable to withstand scheduled appearances and is sorry for any problems this may have caused.

We are pleased to announce a few very exciting things. First off, the World Premiere of Broke Mac Mountain has been a small success thus far. Though it didn't live up to the original vision that Kenny had, it is still a project she is proud of. She made a statement about her latest venture: "I'm a Virgo so no matter what I do, I'm always going to be a perfectionist, it's a blessing and a curse. There were a few things I wanted to include in the movie that were just not feesible. Shooting with a one-person crew that is not only doing all of the behind the scenes work but also starring in a film is tough. You take what you can get. When all is said and done, I am happy with the way it looks. I do have a lot of outtakes from this project, as well as commentary which I would love to eventually get up here on my website."

Secondly, she has released this statement about the summer. "I believe that I will be, in fact, staying in East Lansing this summer. I originally intended to look into other living locations for the summer but East Lansing seems to be what I've decided on in the end."  These plans are tentative, and subject to change.