Merrick again…
MTV has posted the music video to Chris Cornell’s “You Know My Name” – the song for the imminent CASINO ROYALE.
The video features a bored looking Cornell intercut amidst clips of the movie.
As I’ve said before, I feel I should either love this song or hate this song…but I feel no emotion towards it at all, damnit. Maybe that’s why Cornell looks bored?
SlinkySausage writes “Five years, three months and five days after Windows XP made its debut, Microsoft will usher its next-generation OS onto the stage. Microsoft has set November 30 as the release date for Vista (and Office 2007) to business customers and January 30, 2007 as the date for the official launch to consumers and The World At Large.”
Tobin Bell, one of the stars of the supernatural comedy film Buried Alive, told SCI FI Wire that the movie centers on college students who unearth a spirit at a haunted lodge. Bell, who is perhaps best known as the creepy Jigsaw from the Saw movies, is currently shooting the movie, which is directed by Robert Kurtzman (Wishmaster).
Jim Caviezel, who stars in the upcoming SF action-adventure movie Outlander, dropped his usual reserve and told SCI FI Wire that he’s excited to be part of the epic tale. “It’s going to be big,” Caviezel (The Passion of the Christ) said in an interview. “Outlander is going to be big.”
Adrian Pasdar, who plays aspiring congressman Nathan Petrelli in NBC’s hit SF drama Heroes, told SCI FI Wire that the audience will finally meet his character’s wife, played by Rena Sofer, in the upcoming seventh episode.
The National Democratic Party has spent $50,000 on a mailing calling a Republican write-in candidate to succeed former House Majority Leader Tom DeLay "too conservative," a campaign Republicans believe is intended to split the GOP vote.
Merrick here…
Here’s Uncapie with a look at THE ASTRONAUT FARMER, which should launch early 2007. It stars Billy Bob Thornton, Virginia Madsen, and Bruce Willis.
An astronaut farmer…
Hmmmmmm…
Anyone out there remember SALVAGE 1?
“Once upon a time, there was a junkman who had a dream…” Loved that show…schemed for years about how to build a spaceship in my own backyard. My parents got tired of the mess. Probably for the best; no ship I built could ever be as utterly cool as Andy Griffith’s “Vulture”.
Merrick here…
The trailer demonstrates every shortcoming in the current slate of marginally produced, unimaginatively rendered CGI fair (MONSTER HOUSE is not included on this shit list).
The idea here is apparently to do an irreverent riff on well established fairly tale conceits. Sigh. [SEE BELOW]
HAPPILY N’EVER AFTER features voice work from Sarah Michelle Gellar, George Carlin, Sigourney Weaver, Freddie Prinze Jr. (seeming alive than usual via CGI), Andy Dick, and Wallace Shawn.
Pittsburgh’s Evgeni Malkin became the first NHL player in 89 years to score goals in his first six games, beating Los Angeles goalie Dan Cloutier with a wrist shot 8:29 into the first period Wednesday night.
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This week the gang’s all here for another edition of “the Audio Experience.” Finally after months of teasing the big announcement is revealed. But before they get to that the fellas go over the top stories from the world of wrestling. Included this week are discussions on Vince Russo, WWE Films future as well as the mystery of Colt Cabana’s toe. Not even technical problems can keep Dusty from giving his opinion on Vince Russo’s newfound virtues and his new proclamation we have heard from others before. They even cover the sad state of WWE.com and their news stories. Hell, there is so much in the show this we forgot what we talked about but all you have to do is listen and that will only take 71 minutes, so enjoy!…