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We've finally come to the end of 2017, which means: lots of under-the-wire Oscar hopefuls! The return of the Bellas! A brand spankin' new Star Wars! Along with the final push of awards contenders (Steven Spielberg! Paul Thomas Anderson! Guillermo del Toro!), viewers can look forward to a pair of biopics about ethically compromised women, two vastly different musicals and the Rock taking on motorcycle-riding warriors and a safari's worth of jungle creatures. Oh, and James Franco giving what may arguably be the single greatest performance of the year. Yes, you read that sentence correctly.

Ryan Lambie Sep 14, 2017

Fond memories of Sega's final console, the Dreamcast? Then you need to check out this lavish book on Kickstarter...

It was the console that marked the end of Sega's part in the console market, but the Dreamcast was an impressive swansong: with its online connectivity, novel controller and impressive library of games, the system retains a loyal fanbase almost two decades on from its launch in 1998.

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British publisher Read Only Memory have, over the past few years, released some quite stunning books about the history of videogames, one of them being 2014's Sega Mega Drive/Genesis Collected Works, which contained interviews, a lengthy essay about the classic 16-bit system, plus tonnes of artwork, plan drawings and other rarely-seen illustrations. Clad in thick black boards and beautifully designed,...

2017-05-23T12:44:00-07:00Priyanka Chopra Has Fond Memories of 'Baywatch'

Priyanka Chopra, former Miss India and Miss World, grabs more newsprint than Donald’s presidency or Caitlyn’s menopause. Now upon us, she’s in NYC. The usual talk shows to push Paramount’s babes and boobs in “Baywatch,” her Us film debut.

“‘Baywatch’ was a ginormous hit in India. My mom’s favorite show. I was 6 and watching it on TV. Now, with this updated version, I worried what they’d do to my favorite characters, but I couldn’t stop laughing because now I play the villain. He’d been a man, but they thought I’d bring a new dynamic to this antagonist. So I made it whatever I wanted to be.”

Read the rest of this article at Page Six.

Priyanka Chopra has also appeared on Quantico.

Erin Moran‘s close friends are still reeling from the news of her death — including the select few who knew about her quiet battle with Stage 4 cancer.

“It’s hard to wrap your arms around it,” says Moran’s Happy Days costar and longtime friend Anson Williams. “She was having treatment for throat cancer, so I was contacting her husband and her and she seemed to be fighting it, really doing well. I was just shocked when I got the call she had passed. I had no idea it was that bad.”

Williams was among a close-knit group of people...

Erin Moran‘s cancer battle came as a surprise to many — including her former costar Ron Howard.

During an appearance on Monday’s episode of The Talk, Howard admitted he wasn’t aware that Moran, who died Saturday at age 56 after succumbing to stage 4 cancer, was sick.

“It’s been a rough time,” said Howard, 63, who played Moran’s onscreen brother Richie Cunningham on the beloved sitcom Happy Days throughout the 1970s and ’80s. “My stepmother Judy passed away a couple of months ago, so the Erin event really did hit hard. … I had no idea she was ill whatsoever.

Happy Days’ Erin Moran was fed through a GI tube at home with her mother-in-law, according to the coroner’s examination

Moran was receiving treatment for Stage 4 cancer, including a gastrointestinal tube in her throat to keep her alive during her final days, a law enforcement source tells People.

The source, who asked to remain anonymous pending further details to be released by the Harrison County Sheriff’s Dept., said the coroner found a gastrointestinal tube during the examination, as well as “ample” evidence that the actress succumbed to Stage 4 cancer. The type of cancer was not immediately clear.

“It...

In the years leading up to her death on Saturday, Erin Moran claimed to be depressed about her financial struggles, People can exclusively report.

According to a local bartender in the Indiana area where the late Happy Days star resided, Moran used to come in for drinks and speak openly about how she had “lost all her money.”

In 2012, Moran and her husband Steve Fleischmann were living at a Super 8 motel in Corydon, Indiana. According to Amanda Richard, a bartender at O’Charley’s bar and restaurant near the motel, Moran came to the bar “nearly every day and spent most of the afternoon there.

On March 1, Ava DuVernay’s independent film distribution company Array kicked off Women’s History Month the right way: by hosting a 12-hour Twitter take-over that united female filmmakers for a day of awesome, virtual interaction.

More than 30 filmmakers participated in the third “Rebel-a-Thon,” including DuVernay, Amma Asante, Julie Dash, Gina Price-Bythewood, and Mira Nair, with actor Kerry Washington adding her voice in support of the Twitter gathering. Array’s mission is to amplify the voices and visibility of underrepresented filmmakers. Spotlighted during the take-over was the company’s newest acquisition, Egyptian-American director Heidi Saman’s newest film “Namour,” which hits Netflix on March 15.

DuVernay, busy at work on her “A Wrinkle in Time” adaptation, checked in with nothing but positive vibes.

Checking in on @ArrayNow's Rebel-a-Thon from the set of Wrinkle In Time. 30+ women directors tweeting up a storm via #ArrayToday! Yes! pic.twitter.com/2NT45K5NO5

— Ava DuVernay (@ava) March 2, 2017

Yes!

Although it’s not one of the first series that comes to mind when I think of the term video game, the Star Fox franchise is something that I’ve had a lot of great times with over the last couple of decades. Fond memories include the first time my cousins showed me the original game, with its unique and stunning visuals, on their Super Nintendo Entertainment System, as well as the many hours I spent repeatedly playing through Star Fox 64 after my Mom bought it for me. Both games were infinitely replayable; something which was helped by branching paths and fun, arcade-y gameplay. And, when the N64 classic made its way to 3Ds after quite a few years, it remained just as enjoyable as ever.

Fast forward to today, and we’re about to see the return of Fox McCloud and his pals, Slippy, Peppy and Falco, via the Nintendo and Platinum Games collaboration,...

Warning: The video you’re about to see is nuttier than Dr. Kimberly Shaw.

TVLine has an exclusive first look at the trailer for The Unauthorized Melrose Place Story (premiering Oct. 10 at 8/7c), which purports to reveal what really went on behind the scenes of the iconic ’90s TV drama, including the game-changing arrival of Heather Locklear (played here by The Bold and the Beautiful‘s Ciara Hanna) midway through its first season.

RelatedDid The Unauthorized Full House Story Have Mercy on Your Fond Memories?

In addition to the cast-on-cast squabbles, the trailer also highlights several of the Fox drama’s most memorable storylines,...

Lifetime’s Unauthorized Full House Story (Saturday, 8/7c) may illuminate some of the classic sitcom’s less camera-friendly moments, but star Justin Gaston — who portrays both John Stamos and his Elvis-worshipping alter ego, Jesse Katsopolis — isn’t worried about ruffling the original cast’s feathers.

RelatedFuller House: First Photo of ‘Nicky’ and ‘Alex’ on Set of Netflix Revival Series

“I heard that some of them were a little hesitant about [the movie], which I understand,” Gaston tells TVLine. “But I think they’ll see it as a positive look back at the show. I hope they enjoy it.”

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If there were such a thing as the happiest place on Earth one imagines it would be Pixar Animation Studios. That it should create something that brings so much joy to millions of people is reason enough but it’s the years spent lovingly creating that joy that make it truly special. The Pixar formula has never been one of instant gratification but crafting movies that aim not only for our hearts but our minds too with movies that stay with the viewer, young or old, long after they have left the cinema. Happy memories to be stored forever in our memory banks. With Inside Out they have truly surpassed themselves. Nostalgically reminiscent of ‘The Numskulls’ cartoon strip, (published originally in The Beezer in the 1960s), Inside Out runs on a similar notion of having tiny people in our heads controlling, not so much everything we do, but our key emotions.

With Monsters: Dark Continent out in UK cinemas this weekend, director Tom Green talks to us about filming in the desert, Misfits and more.

In 2010, British director Gareth Edwards made a huge splash with his feature debut Monsters, a road trip drama with giant monsters stalking around in the background. It was an atmospheric movie that made ingenious use of its low budget; Monsters' success led to Edwards departing for Hollywood, where coveted franchises like Godzilla and Star Wars awaited.

Five years later, and director Tom Green brings us Monsters: Dark Continent, an entirely new story set in the same world as the first movie. A decade after a Nasa probe crashed in Mexico, bringing the giant monsters to Earth, their lumbering threat has spread to the Middle East. The Us Airforce is dispatched to bomb the creatures to prevent their spread, while on the ground, American troops try...

João Bénard da Costa—Others will Love the Things I Loved

Directed by Manuel Mozos

Portugal, 2014

João Bénard da Costa (1935-2009) was the director of the Portuguese Film Museum in Lisbon for 18 years, and he is responsible for what it is today. He was also a writer, poet, critic and actor. The biographical documentary about his life and work made by his fellow countryman Manuel Mozos is one of those films that defies film criticism in its conventional form. If film criticism is deficient in general for trying to speak about a medium that entails several tracks—image, dialogue, music and so on—by using a single-track medium, i.e., words, then the conventional form of film criticism can be deficient, as it is in this specific case. The history of da Costa’s life work is what it is, however poetically presented it may be—it is literally a...

It's unlikely that anyone had a better 2014 award season than 12 Years a Slave star Lupita Nyong'o, but if we had to come up with someone, it would be her younger brother, Peter Jr. We were first introduced to Peter when the actress brought him as her date to the Palm Springs Film Festival back in January of last year. After that, Peter supported his famous family member at multiple award season events and was by her side at the Academy Awards, when she took home the Oscar for best supporting actress. Ahead of this year's big ceremony, Lupita shared a sweet throwback photo on Instagram of herself and Junior, saying, "Fond Memories... #Oscars 2014 with my chivalrous brother." One only needs to look to Peter Jr.'s Instagram page to see that he had just as exciting a year as his sister; he's got to go to some pretty sweet industry events,...

Actor Colin Egglesfield wasn't in the classic baseball film Field of Dreams. But if they built a screen in center field, he would come. When Egglesfield heard about plans to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the movie's release during Father's Day weekend in Iowa, he flew to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, picked up his dad and drove six hours to the farm where it was filmed. The Los Angeles-based Egglesfield, most recently seen on TV shows such as Rizzoli and Isles and The Client List, and his father reached rural Dyersville in time for a viewing of the movie on...

Actor Colin Egglesfield wasn't in the classic baseball film Field of Dreams. But if they built a screen in center field, he would come. When Egglesfield heard about plans to celebrate the 25th anniversary of the movie's release during Father's Day weekend in Iowa, he flew to Sioux Falls, South Dakota, picked up his dad and drove six hours to the farm where it was filmed. The Los Angeles-based Egglesfield, most recently seen on TV shows such as Rizzoli and Isles and The Client List, and his father reached rural Dyersville in time for a viewing of the movie on...

Bob Hoskins passed away earlier today (April 30) at the age of 71.

The British actor was known for his starring roles in a variety of films and TV dramas, including Who Framed Roger Rabbit?, Hook, The Long Good Friday and Mona Lisa.

Stars of stage, screen and beyond have paid tribute to the respected actor. A selection of messages are presented below:

Bob Hoskins was an acting great and a wonderful, kind man. I am truly saddened by his passing. My deepest sympathy to his loved ones.

— christina ricci (@ChristinaRicci) April 30, 2014

Oh no, Bob Hoskins. Gone? That's awful news. The Long Good Friday one of the best British movies of the modern era. A marvellous man.

— Stephen Fry (@stephenfry) April 30, 2014

Just heard the very sad news Bob Hoskins has died. He was one of the best. I feel honoured to have met & worked with him. Rip Bob. Xx

— Vicky McClure (@Vicky...

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Chelsea Handler is planning on ending her talk show Chelsea Lately, according to The Hollywood Reporter. I’ll admit, I wouldn’t mind if E! were thinking of turning Hello Ross into Chelsea‘s replacement, but Variety says the channel is developing a panel show that will probably replace it.

Sharp-eyed Good Wife viewers already suspected this (I’m told his name appeared with the regular cast instead of the guest-cast), not it’s official. Matthew Goode has been promoted to series regular for the rest of the season.

The passing of the “Objection!”

Syfy’s outbreak drama Helix got a second season renewal.

Vulture looks back at the named credits on TV show, where a cast member appears in the opening credits with their character’s name (like how the Dynasty credits ended with “And Joan Collins as Alexis). The way the credits have shrunk, those credits are mostly a memory by now.

Feature Simon Brew 30 Jan 2014 - 06:53

The lightest, funniest Indiana Jones movie generally ranks second, behind Raiders of the Lost Ark. Simon takes a look back...

This article contains spoilers for Indiana Jones And The Last Crusade and The Untouchables.

Go by the general law of Indiana Jones movies, and Raiders Of The Lost Ark is regarded as the best, Last Crusade is second, then there's a gap to Temple Of Doom in third, and the other one is fourth. I looked at Temple Of Doom earlier in the week, here, after I watched the movie with my ten-year old son. After that, we popped The Last Crusade on. And it left me wondering: is Last Crusade's stranglehold on second place fair?

Certainly by the time my ten-year old sat through it he'd have said so. He guffawed, was excited, and enjoyed the hell out of it. I don't blame him,...

Many mid-thirtysomethings like myself got a little excited back in 2009 when G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra hit theaters. Happy memories of action figures and cartoons dancing in our heads, combined with the technology we have today; what could possibly go wrong? Well, also like myself, many of them walked away not very entertained. […]

The post Discovering ‘G.I. Joe: Retaliation’ appeared first on The Flickcast.

On TV this Sunday: Crack open a Pawtucket Patriot in celebration of Family Guy‘s 200th episode, PBS Salutes those who keep us safe, Browncoats Unite is a shiny celebration of Firefly‘s run and The Good Wife might have to redefine the seven words you can’t say on television. As a supplement to TVLine’s original features (linked within), here are 10 programs to keep on your radar.

Preview | Once Upon a Time: Will Ruby ‘Wolf Out’? Meghan Ory Teases Deadly Twist

8 pm National Salute to Veterans (PBS) | On the occasion of Veterans’ Day, Gary Sinise (CSI: NY) and...

Ricky Martin is looking to shake his bon bon into network television on a permanent basis.

The sometime-Glee guest star has signed a talent holding deal with Universal Television to develop and star in his own series, as well as a number of specials.

“Ricky is an iconic superstar who is as talented as he is popular,” the studio’s Executive Vice President Bela Bajaria said in a statement Monday. “Whether he’s performing before sold-out concert crowds, or starring on Broadway, where he is currently playing to [standing-room only houses] in Evita, Ricky connects with his audience in a very palpable...

Now that Castle‘s Rick and Kate have (finally) coupled, don’t worry about some silly push-and-pull thing as they grapple with their new closeness.

Visiting TVLine’s Comic-Con suite, Nathan Fillion assured me that while Castle will still be a “pain in the butt” and Beckett (played by Stana Katic) will still at times be “emotionally unavailable,” this new couple is “in it, to win it.”

Related | Castle‘s Molly Quinn Reacts to Dad’s Hook-Up (‘Eww!), Lets Her Comic-Con Geek Flag Fly

As for the dreaded M-word – Moonlighting – Fillion notes that versus the fall-out of the David/Maddie hook-up,...

Move over, Serena, Blair, Dan and Chuck. Dr. Horrible, Penny, Captain Hammer and Bad Horse are coming to The CW.

At San Diego Comic-Con Friday, Dr. Horrible’s Sing-Along Blog co-creator Joss Whedon – who was there on behalf of a little indie project he directed called The Avengers — said the network would air his three-act musical sometime in the near future.

Related | Firefly Reunion @ Comic-Con: Shiny-Happy Memories, Much Serenity and So Many Tears

For those who haven’t had “A Man’s Gotta Do” memorized for years: The miniseries, created during the 2008 Writers Guild of America strike, stars How I Met Your Mother...

Alex Rodriguez (l) and Alex Pettyfer (r) prepare to give us what we want in Magic Mike.

(photo: WB/Glen Wilson)

Every actor more than likely has a bucket list of roles they’d like to play in their career. For Adam Rodriguez he can cross off music video hottie (Jennifer Lopez’s If You Had My Love video), TV crime scene investigator (CSI: Miami, which just ended it’s ten-year run on CBS), Tyler Perry movie (I Can Do Bad All By Myself) and comedy (Ugly Betty). But did the sexy New York native ever think male stripper would be on that list?

Magic Mike has been on our radar for months now and the June 29th release date is quickly approaching so AfterElton grabbed some time with the gregarious Rodriguez to talk about his experience taking it off in front of the camera with hot actors like Channing Tatum,...

Sotheby's to auction off trove of art treasures and memorabilia owned by the renowned playboy. Mark Brown, meets his son Rolf

Picture the scene. A ruggedly handsome, impeccably dressed man is enjoying a snack with his superstar wife, Brigitte Bardot, in St Tropez's Gorilla bar in the late spring of 1967. A pale, odd-looking white-haired man with a large entourage notices him and marches straight over, complaining that the Cannes film festival, of all places, has refused to screen his film because of its nudity. The man agrees to see the film, Chelsea Girls, and everyone bundles into speedboats and heads for the Carlton Hotel on La Croisette.

That chance meeting between the millionaire playboy Gunter Sachs and artist Andy Warhol had a profound effect on both men. For Sachs, a serious collector, it led to a sea change in his art buying; for Warhol it marked a vital first foothold in Europe.

New Delhi, Dec 25: Bollywood celebrities tweeted Sunday, remembering renowned theatre personality Satyadev Dubey as an 'icon' and termed his death a 'huge loss' to the theatre fraternity.

Shabana Azmi: 'Theatre stalwart Satyadev Dubey passed away. Its been a terrible year for artists. He was a giant of theatre.'

Mahesh Bhatt: 'Satyadev Dubey, the icon of the theatre world has passed away! Fond memories of our days of wandering invade me. Alvida Dubeyji! Love.'

Ken Ghosh: 'Sad to hear of Satyadev Dubey's demise. He had very kindly conducted an acting workshop with the all new cast of 'Ishq Vishk'.'

Madhur.

Laughter and tears - the world of comedy has united in grief as they remember one of their funniest colleagues, Patrice O'Neal, who died Monday at age 41. "Rip Patrice O'Neal. You made us laugh til we cried," Sarah Silverman wrote on Twitter, one of many fellow comedians to pay tribute publicly to O'Neal. "One of my favourite stand up comedians. So sad. Rip," wrote Ricky Gervais."I started my career w/ Patrice O'Neal," wrote Dane Cook, who posted a photo of himself and O'Neal to Twitter. "He was 1 of the best ever. Fond memories of road gigs, late night eats & laughs.

Seth Meyers, Dane Cook also mourn late comedian, who died Tuesday.

By Jocelyn Vena

Patrice O'Neal

Photo: Barry Brecheisen/ Getty Images

When news broke on Tuesday that comedian Patrice O'Neal had died at 41 from complications of a stroke, those closest to him began to react to the sad news.

Ricky Gervais is one of the many friends and celebrity fans who has reacted to the news, recalling a fondness for the comedian's sense of humor and wit. "One of my favourite stand up comedians," he tweeted.

"So sad. Rip," Kevin Smith added. "I shared some air & some air time with the man on O&A & he was always funny & thoughtful. Patrice — he Will be missed."

"Saturday Night Live" star Seth Meyers remembered the comic on Twitter as well. "Rip Patrice O'Neal," he wrote. "A day spent watching clips of him on-line is a day well spent."

Dane Cook knew the comic for a long time,...

With more and more of the heretofore unseen contenders (Tintin, J Edgar, Young Adult, War Horse, etcetera) beginning to show their goods to tastemakers and balloting voters of various orgs & circles & associations... where to now? Or when to?

Time is a funny thing with Oscar watching. Though the race progresses chronologically in familiar ways each year through its many stages, it's simultaneously a non-linear experience. We're always hopping around in the timeline from the future (What Will Happen on Oscar Nomination Morning? On Oscar Night?) to the past (Statistics, Past Grudges, Happy Memories, The Perennial Subject of "Overdue" and "Momentum" and Over Analysis of Things That Just Happened). Back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. The time we're very rarely in is the present. If we're in the present at all (wrist check: it's 2:19 Pm on 11|06|11 as I begin writing this) it's to take immediate stock of...

October is FX's most-watched month ever. Great news on the heels of the precipitous DirecTV / Fox Mexican stand-off that ended no harm no foul:Is it Clay's dirty deeds, done not so dirt cheap on Sons of Anarchy? The freaky Rubber Man who ruined Chad's Halloween on American Horror Story? Rob's massive weight gain on Sunny? Burt Reynolds coming to Archer? Louie's sex scene with Joan Rivers? Wilfred's crazy delightful mom played by Mary Steenburgen? The League's fantasy football mayhem? Fond memories of Testees, Damages and Party Down, three of my favorites? Kurt Sutter's awesome unfiltered Tweets?Must be all of it.The good people on the Fox lot who make up team FX are doing the happy dance jig and...

Indian cricket legend Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi.s demise took Amitabh Bachchan down memory lane. The Bollywood megastar not just remembers good moments with the sports star, but says that he gave the game of cricket a .rockstar. image.The former Indian captain died Thursday, after battling a lung infection for about a month. He was 70."Sad news.Tiger Pataudi passes away!!! Fond memories of the past with Tiger Pataudi.his wedding, playing cricket with him, his tabla playing prowess, social evenings.(He) gave Indian Cricket a `rockstar` image, with grace and dignity...soft spoken, quiet, straight-faced humour and a `tiger` on the pitch!" Amitabh posted on micro-blogging site Twitter.The 69-year-old actor was not just friends with Pataudi, but was also a close associate with the latter`s wife, veteran actress Sharmila Tagore. Together, they worked on films like .Chupke Chupke. and .Viruddh... Family Comes First..Amitabh also shared...

New Delhi, Sep 23: Indian cricket legend Mansur Ali Khan Pataudi's demise took Amitabh Bachchan down memory lane. The Bollywood megastar not just remembers good moments with the sports star, but says that he gave the game of cricket a 'rockstar' image.

The former Indian captain died Thursday, after battling a lung infection for about a month. He was 70.

'Sad news...Tiger Pataudi passes away!!! Fond memories of the past with Tiger Pataudi...his wedding, playing cricket with him, his tabla playing prowess, social evenings...(He) gave Indian Cricket a 'rockstar' image, with grace and dignity...soft.

The Donald, suddenly riding high in the 2012 polls, drew rave reviews at a Tea rally in Boca Raton. Jim DeFede reports on why the birther card is working-and what Trump has learned from Gary Busey.

Hours before Donald Trump arrived for his Tea Party debut Saturday in Boca Raton, 68-year-old Jerry Hochfelsen was handing out hundreds of "Draft Trump" T-shirts. "He's the man for today," said Hochfelsen.

Related story on The Daily Beast: Trump to McCain: 'You're Hired!'

A month ago, Hochfelsen, who has his own printing company, was having lunch, as he does every day, with his best friends - a physician and a fellow who does manufacturing. "We talk about politics, we talk about women. We talk a lot about women actually," he recalled. "But a month ago we started talking about Trump running for president. So we each put up a few bucks and said let's support him.

Fond memories of your travels to Mos Eisley? Can't get enough of that wretched hive of scum and villainy?

Then you might want to commemorate your trip with this new limited edition poster, Star Wars Retro Travel Poster - Mos Eisley, currently available for pre-order through the official Star Wars Shop.

Pre-orders for this Star Wars poster, which has a limited edition of 150, will ship on December 14, 2010, and costs $88.99. The "Mos Eisley" poster is one in a series of eight retro-style travel posters from the Star Wars galaxy by artist Steve Thomas.

* Measures 13x19-inches

* Fine Art Giclee on watercolor paper

* Signed and hand-numbered by the artist

* Includes a certificate of authenticity [...]...

There's a point partway into Wonder Boys when the main character, Grady Tripp, remembers his wife's response to reading his meandering, 2,000+ page novel: 'It's awfully male.' While this is a valid criticism of Chabon's work, it also endears the reader who would make that criticism to his writing. While I can easily find small things to criticize in Michael Chabon's Wonder Boys, those criticisms grow even smaller because of the immense likeability and humanity of the novel.

Wonder Boys tells the story of Grady Tripp, a middle-aged professor and writer who is going through personal and professional crises. He has been immersed for years in finishing an unwieldy follow-up to a successful novel, but he doesn't want anybody to read it. His wife leaves him, and he finds out that his mistress is pregnant. That's the plot, but it's really about a man who's made a lot of...

Irish or not, comics tweeters sounded off about St. Patrick's Day today. Some love it. Some, like Warren Ellis, want it to leave them alone — and others downright loathe the holiday. And while we're on the subject of green, Geoff Johns got a look at Green Lantern's ring for the movie going into production right now.

Find out what he thought below, along with what Gail Simone wants to write if Marvel and DC ever do an Amalgam Comics line again, who's been working on a WWE comic and who the "Penny Arcade" guys threw a birthday party for.

It's all in the Twitter Report for March 17th, 2010.

@GeoffJohns0 Saw the finalized power ring from the Green Lantern film. Yeah. It rocks. Also saw freaking Salaak. This is Amazing.

-Geoff Johns, Writer ("Blackest Night," "The Flash")

St. Patrick's Day pt. 1: @simonpegg Happy St Pat's Day. Fond memories...

************Warning: The Are Spoilers In This Review! I Repeat, Because The Ending Is A Load Of Crap, There Are Spoilers In This Review*************************One Again, There Are Spoilers In This Review! If You Would Like To Not Have Happy Memories Of The Film, Please Venture Elsewhere*****************

In case the giant warning at the top wasn’t enough for you, I am going to spoil Remember Me. Partially because that horse manuer of an ending deserves to be spoiled, but also because it’s near impossible to not talk about the movie without discussing the ending. In this abortion the film calls a conclusion, Robert Pattinson’s Tyler is standing in his father’s (played by a lovely Pierce Brosnan) office waiting for him to come have breakfast with him. This all sounds swell, except for this building happens to be the World Trade Center, and this is also the morning of September 11th,...

After a long playoffs-related break, Fringe returned with its spookiest episode yet.

A shadow from Broyles' past came back to lurk the halls of a Boston hospital, taking its victims in their beds and even following them home. These victims were then turned to dust.

Is the killer a man at all, or something more alien than anything the Fringe team has dealt with? As the team races to stop this latest oddity, Broyles may have stepped on a few too many toes in Washington, putting himself at risk. Read the recap of "Earthling" and then the review below...

 

What We Liked: How It Looked

The shadow man was one of the coolest villains we've seen thus far on Fringe. Whether sneaking through an apartment, a darkened hospital hall or gliding through security footage, this thing was just plain creepy to look at. The little girl's line at the...