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- Not only did the Washington Nationals steal the logo on their helmets from Wegmans, they also spelled the name of their own team wrong on their jerseys. Way to go, guys! (Via)
- Another parody of that ridiculously awful NOM commercial: "A Gaythering Storm."(Via)
- The opening of Diff'rent Strokes redone with different music. It's shockingly and hilariously disturbing. (Via)
- More episodes of G.I. Joe: Resolute are available for watching online!
- Warren Ellis says he's written something called Supergod which will be coming out later this year. We are intrigued and excited and slightly nauseated.
- We posted some preview panels from that Paul Pope comic about Spock the other day, but you can now read the thing in its entirety online. It's very cool!
- Cinematical picks seven great cross-genre horror films. Great selections! There's one here we haven't seen (Ravenous), but the rest are all really fun movies. And while we're talking Cinematical movie lists, they've also put together a run-down of the most hotly anticipated goth movies.
- Exciting news! The HBO pilot of A Game of Thrones will start filming in October in Northern Ireland.
- The folks at Game|Life got their hands on inFamous, the lucky bastards.
- The first in-game footage from the Wii version of Ghostbusters.
- LEGO Rock Band is officially a real game; click through for a short list of some of the tracks that will be featured.
- Download the Mythbusters "Alaska Special 2" for free from iTunes.
- 80 ways to ruin Star Trek. (Via)
- The ultimate internet cross stitch. (Via)
- Hey, you could win tickets to see Death Note!
- Polymer Vision's Readius would be the first pocket e-book reader with a roll-up display bigger than the device itself. Sounds cool, but unfortunately Polymer Vision seems to have run out of money and needs more to keep going.
- Wired interviews Neil Gaiman on his two-part Batman story, "Whatever Happened to the Caped Crusader?" @neilhimself warns it's loaded with spoilers, so don't read it until after you've read the comic!
- Twtrfrnd helps you find mutual friends on Twitter.
- Apparently Microsoft is already working on Windows 8.
- Underwire presents Coachella in pictures.
- Concept art for Up.
- Paolo Rivera reveals another one of his rejected contributions to Wolverine art month. (Via)
- Saving Captain Phillips, the inevitable video game adaptation of the recent real life rescue of the rescue of Phillips from Somali pirates by Navy SEALs.
- Joystiq has turned up a site that just might be counting down to the release of Marvel vs Capcom 2.
- A man has been charged with beating his son over poor video game performance. Wow, that's harsh.
- Sci Fi Wire talks to Lauren Shuler Donner, producer of Wolverine, about the film, as well as about some of her other projects, including Magneto.
- Sci Fi Wire's news briefs post includes tidbits on A Christmas Carol, Battlestar Galactica, Wolverine, and Terminator.
- Speaking of Terminator, it looks like Arnold might be in the new movie after all—or at least, a images of him from the original movie might be inserted.
- Sci Fi Wire reports from the set of Land of the Lost.
- Some vague discussion of where they're going to split the two-part Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows movie; all we know for sure is that it will be at a cliffhanger moment.
- Star Trek cocktails.
- Jones' Good Ass BBQ And Foot Massage.
- That dude who wants a camera installed in his prosthetic eye is still waiting for the technology to come together, so in the meantime he's just settling for a Terminator eye.
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