Ok, so the image comes from the new Star Trek trailer, but anyway.

It looks like JJ Abrams created a cheesy piece of sci fi fluff strictly for the WB/Dawson’s Creek crowd. How nice.

Actress Gong Li took the Singaporean oath of citizenship at the weekend along with 149 other new citizens. Her husband, the Singaporean tobacco tycoon Ooi Hoe Soeng, accompanied her. Many ardent nationalists have branded her a traitor.

Twenty-Five miles from town, a million miles from mainstream society, a loose-knit community of eco-pioneers, teenage runaways, war veterans and drop-outs, live on the fringe and off the grid, struggling to survive with little food, less water and no electricity, as they cling to their unique vision of the American dream…

Rudy Ray Moore AKA Dolemite AKA The Disco Godfather, dead at 81.

Cool Jacksonville Drive-In bought out by uncool Church, which proves its uncoolness by burning all the leftover porn reels.

Yes, I am glad the Olympics are over because now the real competition can begin. I’m talking about Netflix’s own world championship tournament and it’s not in Beijing. It’s in Times Square.

The movie watching marathon that some are calling The Popcorn Bowl will begin on October 2nd in New York’s Times Square and is expected to last until a new Guinness World Record, for most consecutive hours spent watching movies, is set five days later on October 7th.

One missing bit of info, though: What movies are they showing?

This was seen outside of Mat-Su Cinema in Sarah Palin’s hometown of Wasilla, AK.
“Good luck Palin” is placed on top of the titles “Death Race”, “Mamma Mia”, and “Babylon AD”.

Isn’t it ironic. Don’t ya think?

The Big Lebowski is an endlessly quotable, endlessly watchable flick from the Coen Brothers. And we’ve made motivational posters to express our admiration for the endless quotes and philosophies of its characters. Here is part 2. Click to check ‘em out, dude.

With the 2008 version of Death Race, a remake of the original Death Race 2000, Paul W.S. Anderson once again proves that he shouldn’t be allowed anywhere near a camera. Not only does he bring us an anemic storyline that holds none of the inventiveness of Paul Bartel’s original, but he can’t be trusted to stage a coherent action sequence instead opting, once again, for the shaky, seizure-inducing camerawork where nothing is clearly visible for more than a split second. At the end of a car chase, you’re sure something happened, but you don’t know what, and on top of that you have a tremendous headache. If there isn’t a petition around to ban shaky-cam that I can sign, I’m about ready to start one. Read on…

The Big Lebowski is an endlessly quotable, endlessly watchable flick from the Coen Brothers. And we’ve made motivational posters to express our admiration for the endless quotes and philosophies of its characters. Click to check ‘em out!

Just be sure to take her easy, dude.