The shapeless dough of the internet, formed into tasty pellets and baked to perfection, just for you.
- Posters, stills, and a new trailer for Terminator: Salvation. More of the plot is revealed. We don't want to get too excited, but... this movie looks fantastic! Also, McG is considering putting Robert Patrick in a future Terminator film. And finally, an ad for the Skynet Security system. Not as creepy as you might think, but still... creepy.
- An amusing parody of Watchmen "fans." Watchmen: Justice Is Coming should be available for your iPhone some time this month. Also, the director's cut of the film will apparently feature even more big, blue dangly bits!
- When DVR viewer data is added in, the ratings for Dollhouse and Terminator: The Sarah Connor Chronicles look a lot better. Yay!
- Awesome T-shirts.
- General Mills is bringing back some retro cereal box designs. Awesome! (Via Tony)
- Fake Atari games! (Via @Agent_M)
- Now here's a kind of March madness we can get behind: March MODOK madness! (Via @Agent_M)
- You know what we like? Twitter! Here are 10 features that will make it even better (via @feliciaday), and here are userscripts that add real-time Twitter results to your Google search.
- Christopher Guest, Michael McKean, and Harry Shearer are going on tour, playing songs by Spinal Tap and The Folksmen.
- Cinematical's latest update on the Asian cinema scene includes a couple of kick-ass trailers.
- Warner Bros. has signed Kevin Smith to direct the comedy A Couple of Dicks, starring Bruce Willis and Tracy Morgan. The film has a release date of January 29, 2010. The screenplay for A Couple of Dicks wasn't written by Smith; it was on the 2008 list of the best unproduced screenplays. It's about two cops trying to track down a stolen, mint-condition, 1952 baseball card.
- Woody Allen's new movie Whatever Works will open the 2009 Tribeca Film Festival.
- Vanity Fair did another great photo shoot: today's favorite comedic actors and actresses dressed up to resemble their favorite big-screen legends. We particularly like Seth Rogen as Frida Kahlo.
- Cinematical's recent collection of fun entertainment news bites includes the inside information on how Michel Gondry got the Green Hornet gig.
- Flickr's letting all its users upload videos now, not just the paying customers.
- Ten application names that could use a re-think.
- An amusing parody of the preponderance of peripherals for the Wii.
- A trailer for Space Invaders Extreme 2.
- The Phoenix Wright musical performed by an all-female cast was a big hit in Japan, so they're planning a sequel.
- Alice's Adventures in Steamland, an illustration of a steampunk Alice in Wonderland. And while we're talking steampunk, here's a bunch of videos of crazy steampunk robots.
- A not entirely unbelievable movie concept: Predatoddler. (Via)
- Joystiq gives us its impressions of Wallace & Gromit's Grand Adventures.
- New images from the Dexter video game, the release of which has been delayed until the summer.
- You can get a free PDF of the Street Fighter IV training manual right here. It includes character biographies, move lists, and some impressive artwork. (Via)
- Gibson's attempt to sue Activision for patent infringement seems to have failed.
- More on the rumored PSP-4000.
- An old iMac with a Dreamcast jammed inside.
- Wes Craven talks about his current and upcoming film projects.
- Harper's Island sounds like it could be an interesting show; it's a scripted, limited run drama series in the shape of a Survivor-like reality game in which a person dies in every episode.
- A 3D remake of Re-Animator is on the way. it's a pretty brilliant idea, but we're not sure it would be possible to recapture the cheesy, hilarious, sleazy, bloody insanity of the original.
- The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader just got a Dec. 10, 2010 release date.
- A woman in Wisconsin found an old cell phone in her bag of chips. Whoops! And while we're talking weird and unlikely mistakes involving product purchases, some dude bought $26 worth of gas using his Paypal debit card, but was charged for $81,400,836,908.
Image Credit: Flickr user tom_bullock



retro is cool, even for cereals... who woulda thought?