By Ralph Greco, Jr. At a recent technology meet in Seoul James “I’m King Of The Avatars” Cameron predicted that 3-D will replace 2-D as the standard, mainstream format for film, television and online content in less than 25 years. Cameron’s latest blockbuster proved that 3-D is...

This week sees the much anticipated release of The Twilight Saga: New Moon, as well as Sandra Bullock in a roll rumored to be the best of her career in The Blind Side. Here’s what else we can look forward to this week. Let us know what you’re planning on seeing, (or not seeing) in the comments!...

      10. Black Superman from DC Comics Final Crisis: 9. Black Lightning: 8. War Machine: 7. John Stewart (Green Lantern): 6. Spawn: 5. Luke Cage: 4. Agent 355: 3. Storm: 2. The Black Panther: 1. “Barack Obama” — the Character:

There are a number of websites thronging the internet these days. And out of the plethora of websites one of them is catching the eye of each and every person. Watch Movies Online and the  Watch A Movie are those entertainment giants that dazzle the online leisure world. The websites are all about...

The obvious winner is a documentary film entitled “F**k” about the origin and use of the word. The film has a “f**k count” of 824! That’s like 8 or 9 f**ks per minute. I was expecting Superbad to be at the top but surprisingly is at the end of the list. Here’s the list of films with how many...

The Beverly Wilshire hosted the exhibit of the actual Batmobile and motorcycle used in The Dark Knight. People from around town made a pit stop to see for themselves how powerful the two Bat Vehicles really are. The shot of the engine in the back is nearly breathtaking as you look at all the metal,...

1. Fade to black: On February 17 2009, television stations will broadcast only digital signals, ending the run of the TV system used in the United States for the past 55 years. 2. The digital television signal can transmit pictures composed of up to 1,080 lines. That’s a long way from the first TV,...

Publisher Quirk Books and author Seth Grahame-Smith have come up with the best way to make a literary work more accessible since the creation of Classics Illustrated comic books: they’ve added “all-new scenes of bone crunching zombie action” to Jane Austen’s 19th century novel Pride and Prejudice....

Classic Science Fiction is as much about plot as it is setting and vehicle concepts. From Batman to Blade Runner, production geniuses have created some of the most memorable modes of transportation for characters to drive (or hover, or fly) around in, literally moving the story along. Besides, who says...