The best of the internet, squirted out in flavorful neon globules, just for you.
- Are we still talking about Comic-Con?! Yes, yes we are. Scarlett Johansson on Iron Man 2. Cinematical interviewed costumed fans at SDCC. We've already posted links to pictures of the hot ladies of Comic-Con so, in the interests of equality, a gallery of the hunks of Comic-Con. Yet another gallery of general Comic-Con photos. The winners of the Comic-Con Masquerade. An amusing sketch by Roger Langridge. Peter Jackson on District 9. If you have a spare hour to spend, you can now watch the entire Caprica/Battlestar Galactica panel online. Russell T. Davies on Doctor Who. The worst of Comic-Con advertising: badvertising.
- Russian movie producers paid two pilots to fly their jet "without a canopy at Mach 2.0, and have one of them eject in what probably is one of the most dangerous stunts ever filmed."
- What if Ghostbusters had been made in 1954?
- A visit to the set of Iron Man 2, plus a new photo. (Via)
- Sci Fi Wire talks to John Slattery about playing Tony Stark's father in a flashback in Iron Man 2.
- Transparent aluminum is real! In fact, it's a new state of matter. (Via)
- A woman has been sued for $50,000 over a tweet. She claimed an apartment owned by Horizon Realty was moldy. The company did not contact her or ask her to remove the posting, but instead went right to its lawyers. A spokesman for Horizon said, "We're a sue first, ask questions later kind of an organization." Wow. We're guessing that dude is not in the PR department. (Via)
- Universal Pictures has pushed back the release of The Wolfman again, to February 12, 2010. The company is also teaming with Illumination Entertainment to turn the Dr. Seuss book The Lorax into a 3-D computer-animated movie.
- Links to the Twitter profiles of nearly everybody ever involved in a Joss Whedon project. (Via)
- 30 drunken Homers in 2 minutes. (Via)
- Check out the rather young blog Reelizer which features fan-made, movie-inspired art. (Via)
- On July 31st, Sony Online Entertainment is going to pull the plug on the MMO The Matrix Online. That means it's time for an end of world party!
- Damn kids these days get 98-inch TVs installed into their bedroom ceilings! Damn kids.
- New images from the Prince of Persia movie. (Via)
- Pixar artists take on the convergence of sex and science.
- Craig Ferguson has figured out everything. (Via)
- The war between Apple and Google continues as Apple rejects Google Voice.
- Hollywood studios want Pirate Bay closed.
- NASA's rover Spirit is trapped in dirt, but scientists are working hard to free it.
- Blip.tv is partnering with YouTube, NBC, Tivo, and others.
- An L Word movie could be on the way.
- Mario (and is that Yoshi?) vs. Bowser in the style of a traditional Japanese painting. (Via)
- The folks at Something Awful use MSPaint to give Pikachu a new face. (Via)
- Depeche Mode is allowing Valve to use its music, likeness, and merchandise in the video game Left 4 Dead 2.
- Sega of America wants to hear your suggestions for iPhone and iPod Touch games.
- Co-stars Cameron Diaz and James Marsden on The Box.
- More details on the upcoming comic book-based TV series Human Target.
- Terry Crews on being cut almost entirely out of Terminator Salvation.
- Details on ABC's upcoming miniseries Defying Gravity.
- Dominic Monaghan on FlashForward.
- How about some mad science? Closed-skull brain surgery and blue dye that might be good for your spine.
- Modern people, when they're lonely, make friends of the people in the television.
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