Whiz of the Web: Monday Meat Slices

• A Twitter-based service that tells you when the International Space Station is passing over your location. (Via)
• A couple videos of live-action representations of Pixar characters at Walt Disney World.
• Have you managed to get in on the whole Flickchart thing? Cinematical is a big fan.
• Michael Bay's next film could be an adaptation of an as-yet unpublished six-book series called I Am Number Four about some alien teens who escaped their planet just as it was being destroyed, and who are now trying to learn to live on Earth.
• Shiny Shiny has a couple of lists of 5 for us: 5 reasons why Twitter could kill blogs, and 5 netbooks for under 200 English pounds (about $330).
• Top 10 raw deals for gamers.
• A web campaign has already started demanding that Virtuality be turned into a full blown series.
• We love the new Vertigo comic book The Unwritten, and so does Underwire.
• A gallery of weapons made by prisoners. (Via)
• Sir Franics Drake as a LEGO minifig. (Via)
• Marvel vs Capcom 2 will be released somewhere near the end of July.
• It looks like it's really finally official now: Aliens RPG is no more.
• A not particularly encouraging review of Prototype.
• Joseph Gordon-Levitt talks about playing Cobra Commander in G.I. Joe. How did we miss that casting?!
• Jeffrey Katzenberg talks about the next Shrek.
• Frank Darabont talks about his Illustrated Man adaptation.
• The supervillains unveil the first part of their July movie preview.
• Excellent news! Swedish women have won the right to sunbathe topless.
• We're feeling more and more like we should really be watching Leverage, what with all the Star Trek connections.
• io9 proposes a possible explanation for the return of Steve Rogers.
• Could the live-action Star Wars TV series be coming as early as this year?
• 10 Transformers to eBay for.
• If you liked that clip of the Harry Potter Musical we posted the other day, you'll be excited to learn that the entire thing can be found on YouTube.

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