A lot of people have been tweeting that today is the date Doc Brown traveled to at the end of Back to the Future. Wrong-o. Before the Libyans attacked at the mall, he’d originally intended to travel 25 years ahead of 1985 to visit 2010, but at the end of the movie, he picked 30 years […]
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Some of those cast in the documentary Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan’s Hope were notified yesterday, but casting is still in progress. Apparently the casting folks are still looking for specific types of people, including male cosplayers.
For other video auditions for the documentary by Morgan Spurlock, Joss Whedon, and Stan Lee, see previous posts:
* Comic-Con Episode […]
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Yep, @RocketLlama is Adrianne Curry’s 100,000th follower on twitter. Follow her on twitter: @AdrianneCurry. As it turns out, just about everybody else we know was following her already.
Adrianne is a smart, sassy, beautiful woman. She was the first winner on America’s Next Top Model, and went on to star in a variety of other reality shows: The Surreal […]
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4th edition D & D can feel a little overwhelming for DnD players who were raised on 3rd (or even 2nd or 1st) edition DnD. Character abilities have been completely overhauled, all sorts of combat systems have changed, existing character classes have changed deeply and there’s a whole slew of new classes to choose from. […]
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The deadline for submitting to appear in Comic-Con Episode Four: A Fan’s Hope (the San Diego Comic-Con documentary by Morgan Spurlock, Joss Whedon, and Stan Lee) is today. If you haven’t already emailed them about it, it’s too late. Today’s the deadline for those who’ve been invited to submit videos.
Previous posts:
* Comic-Con Episode Four: A […]
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E3 2010’s coming to a close soon, and despite the fact that I didn’t attend E3 in the slightest, I’m still going to talk about highlight some of the craziest new things that hit the E3 floor this year.

(Be warned, some of these games and trailers are for mature audiences, folks.) […]
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