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Is The River the next Lost? You must have seen it by now, a mysterious eye peering out at you in the dark through green leaves.
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Staring at a new Evil Dead As most of you in geekville probably know by now, a reboot, reimagining, or whatever you want to call it of Evil Dead is slowly taking shape.
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Can Monty Python do sci-fi? British humor isn’t for everyone, but growing up I was definitely a big fan of Monty Python, Benny Hill, and The Young Ones.
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The Munsters won’t be The Munsters Yes, The Munsters are coming back to television, courtesy of NBC.
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Tesla revs up the Model S hype machine Outside of the Toyota Prius or the Chevy Volt, Tesla is the best known name in the ever-growing world of alternative fuel vehicles.
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NBC drains our energy with Revolution We've certainly been hearing a lot of interesting news lately about genre pilots, and it looks like this fall will find television audiences awash in science fiction/fantasy programs.
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The asteroids of Eon One of the things I like about a really good science fiction novel is that it never seems to go out of style and doesn't feel outdated, even if times have obviously changed since the story was first written.
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Celebrating the glory days of thrash metal As a young metalhead, the mid-eighties were a really exciting time for me. Speed/thrash metal was an exciting sound, bringing in the anger and velocity of punk, taking the music into brave new territory.
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Metallica races the collapse of the euro Metallica recently celebrated its 30th anniversary as a band, and they have certainly come a long way since the hard-core days of the 80's.
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Towards a green building future
The days of constructing energy-hogging buildings could soon be something considered so 2010.
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The flight and current of Chronicle Chronicle is the first film this year I was genuinely looking forward to seeing in the theater.
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Joss Whedon tweets The Avengers Thanks to Buffy and Serenity, Joss Whedon is geek royalty, and he's a huge superhero fan as well.
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John Carter featurette goes live This week, Disney released a new featurette for its upcoming science fiction adventure film, John Carter, which is based on A Princess of Mars by Edgar Rice Burroughs.
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Leaving Harry Potter behind
The Harry Potter movies are finally done, but Daniel Radcliffe isn't looking back or resting on his laurels.
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Lead roles cast, recast for Evil Dead remake We recently reported that the lead role in the Evil Dead remake had been filled. The protagonist for the new version of the classic film is female, a rather interesting change from the original script.
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A Shining obsession Wherever Stanley Kubrick is right now, considering how much he obsessed over every detail of his movies, you hope he's pleased that his fans are completely obsessing over his work.
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Whiskey charts course from drink to biofuel When it comes to green, Scotland has more than that famous lush greenery going on.
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New images released for LEGO Lord of the Rings LEGO recently released a number of new images for its upcoming line of Lord of the Rings toys. First, an image of the entire fellowship of the ring mini-figure set.
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Why Heather Peters took on Honda and won People all around the country came down hard on both sides of a recent lawsuit which pitched California resident Heather Peters against auto giant Honda.
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Van Halen rocks LA warm up gig I'm certain all Van Halen die-hards have these dates memorized by now, but just in case, their first new album with David Lee Roth since 1984, A Different Kind of Truth, goes live on February 7.
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Unplugging: SXSW lineup heats up Artists and music lovers across the world come together for several days each year in Austin, TX for the famed South by Southwest Festival.
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Bendis talks Powers on paper and screen It’s been nearly a year since we reported that a live-action series was in development based on Powers, a super hero detective comic line.
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Snow Piercer picks up momentum
Snow Piercer, a high-profile sci-fi indie project, is picking up serious momentum now that Oscar Frontrunner Octavia Spencer has joined the film’s cast.
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Could Chronicle be the big winner this weekend? Usually the beginning of the year is a dead zone for movies, you open your big blockbusters in the summer and the award winners in the winter.
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Anonymous jacks and tags Boston Police Department Hackers linked to Anonymous and AntiSec have jacked and tagged a site run by the Boston Police Department in retaliation for a recent BPD raid against an OccupyBoston encampment in Dewey Park.
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54% of Kindle Fire owners like their tablet Amazon has had both praise and damnation heaped on its popular Kindle Fire tablet since the device launched in November 2011.
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Android Market "Bouncer" prevents malware After numerous reports of Android apps that are malicious and can destroy a user's phone, Google is finally doing something about it.
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Life on Mars? Not on the surface Mars may have been an arid planet for over 600 million years, making it too hostile for any life to survive on the planet's surface.
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HTC admits to not disclosing security bug HTC has come forward to say that it decided to keep quiet about a recently uncovered glitch that exposed user's Wi-Fi data.
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Anonymous pwns FBI internal comms Hackers linked to Anonymous and AntiSec have managed to obtain a "sensitive" conference call between the FBI and the British Scotland Yard - which was held to discuss the collective on January 17th.
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JJ Abrams clinches new sci-fi show It seems like every time I turn around JJ Abrams has a new project set up.
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Chevy Volt and Nissan Leaf sales dip in January GM and Nissan have published their respective January (2012) sales figures for the green Chevrolet Volt and Nissan Leaf.
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Android developers get free Playbooks The Playbook has been so underwhelming that some have quipped that Research in Motion "couldn't even give them away."
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Putting electric motors on a diet Dionysios Aliprantis has a few problems with the current state of electric motors.
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News Corp accused of more hacking News Corp, which ate massive amounts of crow after its tabloid publications were accused of unlawful hacking, is now facing a new allegation.
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Mint.com makes its way to Android tablets There's a new way to keep tabs on your money if you have a Honeycomb device.
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Hurricane lets scientists watch evolution in action Biologists who released lizards on several uninhabited islands in the Bahamas have been able to observe an evolutionary effect in action.
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Lawmaker calls for tax on violent games An Oklahoma lawmaker is proposing a special tax on violent video games, in what he says is an attempt to fight bullying and obesity in children.
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Samsung Galaxy S II Plus pic spotted A picture of what will likely be Samsung's most important phone at this month's Mobile World Congress has been released to the wild.
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Silver treats cancer as effectively as chemo For some time, silver has had something of a folk reputation as a treatment for cancer.
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Google introduces country-specific takedowns for Blogger blogs Google is following Twitter's lead in introducing a country-by-country blocking system for its Blogger blogs.
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Biosolar breakthrough promises cheap, green electricity A team from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, claims to have developed a low-cost method of power generation based on photosynthetic processes.
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The accidental Facebook millionaires A lucky graffiti artist is set to become a millionaire when Facebook goes public this spring.
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Iran launches third satellite Iran says it's launched an observation satellite, claiming it will be used to collect weather data.
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Habitable planet has three suns Astronomers have discovered a potentially habitable planet right on our doorstep - just 22 light years away.
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Looking back at A Clockwork Orange Stanley Kubrick's classic adaption of The Clockwork Orange hit American theaters 40 years ago today, on February 2, 1972.
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Beyond Watchmen covers released, Moore comments The news about the Watchmen prequel is only a day old, yet we already have more information about the upcoming books.
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Waiting for The Hunger Games A new trailer for The Hunger Games has gone live, which will be airing during Super Bowl Sunday on February 5.
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The return of Jackie Brown Jackie Brown was Quentin Tarantino's follow up to Pulp Fiction, and it wasn't exactly well received when it hit theaters on Christmas day way back in 1997.
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Michael Bay's Pain and Gain Michael Bay is doing a complete 180 with his next film, Pain and Gain, which is a relatively pared down movie, at least compared to his usual action fare.
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VeriSign acknowledges multiple security breaches VeriSign has acknowledged that it was hacked "repeatedly" by external entities who stole undisclosed information.
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The butterflies of micro aerial 'bots
Johns Hopkins engineers are aiming their high-speed video cameras at some of the prettiest bugs on the planet in an effort to improve next-gen insect-size flying machines.
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Hunger games to get IMAX run, social media game IMAX Corporation and Lionsgate have confirmed that the long-awaited adaptation of The Hunger Games will see a remastered IMAX format release.
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Feds seize streaming sites in Super Bowl crackdown US law enforcement officials have kicked off a crackdown against unauthorized sports streaming sites by seizing a number of domains ahead of Super Bowl weekend.
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Honda forced to cough up $9,867 over hybrid mileage claims Last month, we reported that Southern California resident Heather Peters had filed a suit against Honda in small claims court.
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Sprint announces a $100 Android tablet Sprint is poised to break the $100 price barrier in the world of Android tablets.
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Anonymous takes aim at Brazilian banks
Cyber activists linked to Anonymous targeted the websites of three major Brazilian banks this week in the context of a wider campaign to protest economic inequality in Latin America’s leading economy.
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New HTC Sensation will have Ice Cream Sandwich A new version of the HTC Sensation will be the manufacturer's first phone to have Ice Cream Sandwich pre-installed.
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ABC picks up two more sci-fi/fantasy pilots After the success of its Disneyesque Once Upon a Time this season, ABC is moving full speed ahead on the sci-fi/fantasy front.
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NASA takes us to the far side of the moon A camera aboard one of NASA's twin Gravity Recovery And Interior Laboratory (GRAIL) lunar spacecraft has sent back footage of the far side of the moon.
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Trailer for 7500 stows you under the seat CBS Films has released the first trailer for its upcoming supernatural thriller, 7500. The film is about a plane which, while in flight over the Atlantic, has been taken over by an enigmatic presence.
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Analyst: Apple-branded TV will be here this year By the end of the year, consumers will be asking themselves if they want an HDTV, a 3D TV, or an Apple TV.
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Toyota hybrid racer ready to roll Japanese automaker Toyota hasn't participated in a Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA) endurance race since 1999.
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Next-gen Nokioa phones may pack NFC, wireless charging In many parts of the world, Nokia sells more mobile phones than any other competitor, even if those devices are in the low-end and medium-range of the market.
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Apple jumps to third place in global mobile market It's certainly not news that Apple is doing well in the US, or in the worldwide smartphone market, but now it's making a significant mark on the entire global handset industry.
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Playstation Vita downloadable games will be cheaper In an effort to encourage gamers to go digital and ditch retailers, Playstation Vita titles will be cheaper for those who decide to download them.
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Samsung working on Galaxy equivalent of iPhone 4S? Samsung will not debut the Galaxy S III at this month's anticipated Mobile World Congress, so what will it debut?
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Quarter of tweets 'not worth reading' A quarter? Seriously, only a quarter? But that's the proportion of tweets that Twitter users say are a waste of time.
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US set to be hit hardest by tropical cyclones Tropical cyclones will cause $109 billion in damages by the end of the century, according to Yale and MIT researchers, because of economic growth as well as climate change.
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IPO reveals state of Facebook's finances Facebook has, as expected, announced its plans for a public offering in what's expected to be the biggest-ever sale of internet company shares.
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Blood test diagnoses depression A team of American medical researchers has created a blood test which they say can accurately diagnose depression.
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New SpaceX rocket engine fired up Space Exploration Technologies (SpaceX) has successfully test fired its new engine, SuperDraco.
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The Pirate Bay down as court appeal fails Sweden's Supreme Court has refused to hear an appeal by the founders of The Pirate Bay, meaning their jail sentences and fines are now final.
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Pedestrian-detector to come to Mercedes cars Top-of-the-range Mercedes vehicles will soon come equipped with an artificial vision system designed to detect pedestrians.
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Buck up and stop whingeing on Facebook People with low self-esteem tend to make themselves pretty unlikeable on Facebook, new research shows.
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Dying is easy, Star Wars is hard Everyone knows George Lucas loves to complain, and Star Wars obviously wasn't an easy movie to make.
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The art of spider web design Although researchers are well aware of the incredible strength of spider silk, the hardy nature of the tiny filaments cannot explain how webs routinely survive multiple tears and winds exceeding hurricane strength.
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DC shakes up the New 52 The New 52, DC’s - so far successful - attempt to build new audiences by restarting all of its super hero lines, is in its fifth month.
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The silence and power of Touch Last week saw the first episode of Touch aired in a special event on Fox. The remainder of the show will begin in a couple of months, but we’ve already gotten a taste of the story with this first episode, and it’s impressive.
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Some thoughts on the upcoming Hasbro game movies We’ve covered the whole games and theme park rides being turned into movies phenomenon quite a bit here on TG, and we just reported on the recent development hell Stretch Armstrong has been caught up in.
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Death Wish is back Death Wish is probably a lost artifact of 70's pop culture today, but it was definitely a very controversial film when it first hit theaters.
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Video: Nano quadcopters swarm in GRASP Lab
Scientists at the University of Pennsylvania have successfully coordinated the flight patterns of a number of small quadcopters.
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Prosecutors subpoena Occupy tweets New York City prosecutors have subpoenaed the Twitter records of an Occupy Wall Street (OWS) protestor arrested in October during a demonstration on the Brooklyn Bridge.
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Anonymous raids Salt Lake Police Department website
Cyber activists linked to Anonymous have executed a hack and extract operation against the Salt Lake Police Department (SLPD) website.
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Will Megaupload raid cost Obama the elections? I like conspiracy theories as much as the next person. Still, just because a specific event looks like an attack on a sitting politician's re-election prospects doesn’t necessarily mean it is.
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DC announces Watchmen prequel books Watchmen is widely recognized as one of the greatest - and best-selling - graphic novels in history.
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Pirate Bay founders lose final appeal, face penalties It is the end of the line for Pirate Bay founders Peter Sunde Fredrik Neij, Gottfrid Svartholm, and Carl Lundstrom.
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Microsoft eyes Kinect for Windows 8 mobile devices Personally, I think one of the coolest devices Microsoft came up with in the last several years is its Kinect platform.
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Marvel fans will get Avengers 3D glasses Last week, we reported that audiences who hit AMC for the opening weekend of Star Wars: Episode 1 3D will receive special edition pod-racer goggle 3D specs.
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New Blackberry picture leaked This is what the next generation of Blackberry smartphones will apparently look like.
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Steve Jobs and Neil Young were rockin' in the free world Classic rock legend Neil Young has confirmed that he and the late Steve Jobs were working to create a new audio format.
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Julian Assange meets The Simpsons
WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange is scheduled to make a guest appearance on The Simpsons.
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Finally! An electric sports car under $375,000 The German-based PG has teamed up with designer Michael Fröhlich to present the PG-Elektrus, a mean-looking, black matte two-seater with enough carbon fiber and composite to construct a stealth fighter.
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Microsoft launches anti-Google privacy ad campaign Whenever a company has some sort of privacy snafu, it's a great opportunity...for that company's competitors.
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Streaming service Crackle brings voice control to Xbox Crackle, a service that allows users to stream movies and TV shows, has made its way to the Xbox 360 complete with Kinect-powered voice controls.
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Samsung Galaxy S III will debut by June The next evolution in Samsung's Galaxy brand will be unveiled within the next four months, but it won't happen this month.
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Howard Stringer is out as Sony CEO After holding the title of chairman and CEO of Sony for nearly seven years, Howard Stringer will vacate the post as the company tries to restructure and better compete against Apple and others.
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Arrival of plants triggered ice ages The arrival of the first plants 470 million years ago triggered a series of ice ages.
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EFF takes up cause of legit Megaupload users Megaupload users whose data is in limbo are to get help retrieving it from the Electronic Frontier Foundation.
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Cosmic rays blamed for spaceship crash After initial suggestions that death-ray-wielding Americans were to blame, Russian space agency Roscosmos has concluded that its lost Martian probe, Phobos-Grunt, was cripped by space radiation.
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