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A tall, icy glass of our favorite internet junk, just for you.
- Feeling a bit sick? Maybe from eating all that candy last night? Don't worry: Basic Instructions will tell you what to do.
- And speaking of Halloween candy, how about a quiz on the trivia of that very subject? We got only one answer right, so we think we should spend the rest of the day eating candy. You know, to study up. (Via Sarah)
- Dude: Invisible Tank! In. Vis. Ible. Tank. INVISIBLE TANK!!!
- We read this post from Nerd World about League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: The Black Dossier with only one eye open, for fear of spoilers, but he seems to have been pretty good about not including any. Regardless, definitely scroll down and read the excerpt. Extremely clever, and extremely funny.
- Fans of Heroes, despair: the planned spin-off series, Heroes: Origins, has been shelved, at least partly due to fear of the writers' strike.
- Fans of Joss Whedon, rejoice! Fox just ordered seven episodes of a new Whedon TV show called Dollhouse which will star one-time slayer Eliza Dushku. It sounds pretty cool, too: "Dollhouse follows a top-secret world of people programmed with different personalities, abilities and memories, depending on their mission. After each assignment...the characters have their memories wiped clean and are sent back to a lab." Dushku plays one of these agents, but her character starts to develop self-awareness.
- Principle photography has wrapped on Indy 4, and they're celebrating on the official site with a new video collecting the wrap shots from all the Indy films. (Via)
- Meanwhile, X-Files 2 is indeed officially in production, with a release date of July 25, 2008.
- The fellow composing the score for the new Star Trek movie says he will keep the opening theme from the original series.
- Game|Life got their hands on a copy of Rock Band yesterday, so they've got a lot of posts about it, including a gallery of packaging porn, and a list of the songs that are available for play when you start a new game. Oh, and as for Harmonix's next game, it's apparently another rhythm game, but this time the beats are delivered via algorithm (as opposed to a human musician), and no peripheral is involved.
- Here's a satisfying game for all of us who spend our days trapped in a box in an office: Cubicle Freakout. Now excuse us while we go play again. (Via)
- Halloween may be over, but that doesn't mean we have to stop celebrating it! Here's an illustrated list of the Greatest Movie Monsters of All Time from our friends at Cinematical.
- One of the Dark Knight viral sites has been updated with riddle-like directions that folks in various cities can follow to find... things. We're not sure what. Then you're supposed to send in photos of the things to get... something. Sadly, there don't appear to be any Philly-based clues.
- Hackers claim to have unlocked the censored content on the PSP version of Manhunt 2. But don't worry, it's not sex - just more violence!
- The trailer for Wanted is online. The dialogue and story actually seem pretty ridiculous and corny, but we're still kind of excited by the premise - and the whole Angelina Jolie thing. (Via)
Image Credit: Flickr user Harris Graber
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