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- It should surprise no one that Larry Flynt’s Hustler Video is making an X-rated movie inspired by Republican Vice President nominee Sarah Palin. Check out the details here. Also check out the hilariously accurate Sarah Palin Debate Flow Chart. (Via Sarah)
- For the first time, the Stoker estate has authorized an official sequel to Dracula. It's called Dracula: The Undead and it's written by Dacre Stoker, Bram's great-grandnephew, and Dracula historian Ian Holt. The story uses characters and plot threads that were edited out of Stoker's original novel. It'll hit store shelves next October. Production on a film version begins in June 2009.
- Some fun info from Guillermo del Toro on a couple of his upcoming projects: The Hobbit and Frankenstein.
- An amusing new version of the great music video for A-ha's "Take on Me."
- The details on the Dark Knight DVD, as well as the news, from a reliable source, that the sequel will go into pre-production in February with Christopher Nolan directing.
- Jeff Bridges on Tron 2! Very exciting.
- Joystiq is keeping us up to date on our favorite rock and rhythm games. They let us know that the Rock Band website has been updated with a merch section; Guitar Hero On Tour: Decades is coming out on November 16th, and Guitar Hero World Tour's pricing has been clarified.
- Joystiq takes a look at the new games coming out this month and despairs at the embarrassment of riches.
- Impressions of Tetris Party and Dead Rising: Chop Till You Drop, after hands-on experiences with the games.
- A video and screenshots from Mario and Luigi 3.
- A look at the three scored modes included in Wii Music. We're still not getting the point of this game. It just looks boring and lame compared to other music games like Rock Band and Guitar Hero.
- Speaking of lame, Nintendo DSi-only cartridges and downloadable content will be locked to the region where you buy the Nintendo DSi. Also, Nintendo Points will not be transferable between your Wii and your DSi.
- Shiny Shiny has a couple of recent posts that seem related: one on a beer-filled USB drive, and another on Google's Mail Goggles, which is meant to keep you from sending email while drunk.
- Some M. Night Shyamalan updates: he's thinking about a sequel to Unbreakable, and he has some details about the Airbender movie.
- Anne Hathaway has signed on to play the White Queen in Tim Burton's Alice in Wonderland. As we suspected, Helena Bonham Carter will play the Red Queen (although Sci Fi Wire seems to have her mixed up with the Queen of Hearts...).
- Bill Murray had some amusing things to say recently about providing the voice of a badger in director Wes Anderson's upcoming film adaptation of Roald Dahl's children's story The Fantastic Mr. Fox.
- A fun new Watchmen video journal focusing on the creation of Dr. Manhattan. Speaking of which, check out this sweet LEGO Dr. Manhattan.
- Game|Life got the details on which Microsoft titles will be available to look at and play at the Tokyo Game Show this week.
- The developers of MadWorld are trying various crazy things to stave off controversy about their game. We're betting they'll be largely unsuccessful.
- The Dark Knight trailer, redone using clips from Toy Story and Toy Story 2.
- Neil Gaiman is on a nine-city tour, reading a different chapter of his new children's book The Graveyard Book each night. Each reading will be filmed and the video put online, which means by the end you'll be able to listen to the whole book for free.
- Wii Fanboy picks Nintendo's top 5 biggest surprises.
- Yesterday we had a steampunk stormtrooper, now check out a steampunk Boba Fett.
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