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- Want to win a trip to the San Diego Comic Con to meet the cast of Death Race, and maybe even appear in the DVD as a casualty of the race? Sure you do! Just click here and fill out the form to enter. (Via Jill)
- A look into Harvey Weinstein's recycle bin.
- Check out the very creepy red band trailer for Mirrors. (Via)
- More on Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog! A web comic written by Joss Whedon's brother Zack called Captain Hammer: Be Like Me! The Nemesis of Dr. Horrible! goes live today (via), and the DVD release of the internet movie will include "A musical commentary that is a completely original musical, that is all commentary songs," according to Joss Whedon himself.
- Awesome. Makes us want to make a clip video of our 100 favorite movies, too. Except ours probably wouldn't be nearly as cool.
- The Dark Knight approacheth! Check out a sweet new poster for the movie, and consider ordering some Domino's, not so you can eat the pizza (yuck!), but so you can collect all the pieces of a cut-out cardboard Batman costume.
- Some set pics from Dario Argento's latest. (Via)
- Castlevania Judgment just got announced for the Wii, and oddly enough it's a 3D fighting game. The hell? It'll have head-to-head online combat, and you can hook up the upcoming DS game, Castlevania: Order of Ecclesia, to unlock bonus gameplay content.
- Game|Life gives us a good look at the Rock Band 2 guitar controller, and Joystiq shows us a screenshot from G4's X-Play which seems to reveal 11 tracks from the game's set list.
- The PS3 has cost Sony a staggering $3.32 billion so far. Ouch!
- Wired picks the worst movie tie-in video games ever.
- Look out! Flash content is now searchable!
- More details on the pricing and video features of the iPhone 3G have been released. Also, Bioware just might be thinking about developing games for the iPhone in the near future.
- In honor of the fight between Amy Winehouse and a fan at a recent concert, the Listening Post at Wired has put together a collection of videos of violence between fan and band.
- We missed a big milestone yesterday; starting July 1, 2008, major PC manufacturers can no longer sell Windows XP preinstalled.
- An interesting use for the Metro: turn it into an eco-friendly umbrella. It's better than just holding it over your head...
- The bunnies do Superbad! (Via)
- "David Cronenberg's 1986 SF horror movie The Fly has been adapted as an opera, with tenor Placido Domingo conducting a score by Oscar-winning composer Howard Shore." Um... wow.
- Square Enix has made an MMO! It's called Concerto, it's "item-based," and it just entered closed beta testing.
- What is with the weird gender-specific bugs in Age of Conan? First there was the whole breast issue, and now female characters attack slower than male, meaning they cause less damage over time. And for some reason this will take three to four weeks to fix.
- What would happen if James Lipton interviewed Hellboy for Inside the Actor's Studio? It would probably go a little something... like this. (Via Eric)
- Matt Selman at Nerd World discusses his courageous battle with video game addiction.
- 225 Toys R Us stores will be doing a midnight launch on July 26 of the toy line for Star Wars: The Clone Wars. Check out the list of participating stores here.
- Japan was temporarily the home of the world's largest movie screen on June 29 when a 17.5-meter high, 40-meter wide temporary screen was lifted into place by seven cranes and used to premiere Speed Racer to a crowd of 20,000.
- Documenting great moments in history on an Etch a Sketch and then blogging the results is a great idea, but... the artist needs to start taking better photos of her work! (Via)
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