Okay procrastinators, today is the last day for Google Reader and Feedburner is sure to follow. Feedburner stats went down for several days this week... again.
L7 World will now offer RSS feeds and Email feeds directly so make you re-subscribe RIGHT NOW! It's never been easier, just look at all those glossy icons in the ... [Read More]
E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial gets parodied in latest Futurama episode "T.: The Terrestrial."
The story of a boy befriending an alien is inverted. Fry gets stranded on Omicron Persei 8, where he's the alien. He's taken in by Jrrr, much to the chagrin of his father Lrrr, who wants his son to earn a human killing merit badge. Fry ... [Read More]
The biggest alien coverup occurred 1983 in Alamogordo, New Mexico. Atari buried E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, considered to be the worst game ever. The company dumped truckloads of the unsold game cartridges in a local landfill, according to a New York Times article.
On the 30th anniversary, the site will be excavated for a ... [Read More]
Fist of Jesus is a parody that presents the messiah as a total screwup, so much so that he makes his sidekick Judas (Noé Blancafort) look good. Jesus (Marc Velasco) resurrects Lazarus as a zombie! He screams like a girl and runs away but eventually goes all Old Testament on them. His weapon of choice is a fish that multiplies ... [Read More]
Namco Bandai has confirmed that the latest video game in the Dragon Ball Z series will be released in America and Europe on the Xbox 360, PlayStation 3 and PlayStation Vita.
“The Dragon Ball games continue to thrill fans across Europe, and Dragon Ball Z: Battle of Z brings some very exciting new features to the ... [Read More]
Before Fringe there was The X-Files, unsolved cases involving unexplained phenomena that were investigated by FBI agents Fox Mulder, a believer, and Dana Scully, a skeptic. More than a decade after the show's cancellation, it's been renewed as a comic. The X-Files: Season 10 is headed by creator Chris Carter and writer Joe ... [Read More]
Skins is back, no not that watered down MTV adaptation, the original cheeky children from generation 1 and 2. And now that they're all grown up, expect even more adult situations!
The 3-part series will focus on Effy (Kaya Scodelario), Cook (Jack O'Connell) and Cassie (Hannah Murray) with guest appearances by Naomi (Lily ... [Read More]
