The battle to overtake Justin Bieber in Twitter's trending topics rankings gained two determined competitors with the new "Scott Pilgrim vs. The World" trailer and John Cusack's relentless support of "Hot Tub Time Machine." Both films got some face time with Twitter, but Bieber has thus far stayed the course.
In other tweets, Jessica Simpson and Fred Durst mourned the loss of famed rock photographer Jim Marshall, and Simpson posted some shots of his work that she's collected over the years. See for yourself below, where you can also find out about a runaway monkey in Florida, see who else has been trying out Chatroulette and read Aziz Ansari's thoughts on Chris Evans as Captain America. It's all in Twitter-Wood for March 25th, 2010. Read More...
Still riding on the success of "Juno," for which she won a screenwriting Oscar, 
My love of movies will always be associated with weekends at my dad's house. And not just because each visit included one or two trips to the multiplex and upwards of ten VHS rentals. It was also when I'd watch "At the Movies," the review show hosted by Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel, which 
"Buck Rogers." Remember him? The basic premise is pretty simple: a fighter pilot who is surveying an abandoned mine when a strange gas causes him to pass out. He wakes up 500 years later, in the year 2429, and becomes a swashbuckling action hero. Rogers is one of the early space action heroes, finding his contemporaries in characters created by Jules Verne, H.G. Wells and Edgar Rice Burroughs. Most people nowadays know the character best from the late-70s TV series, but his roots actually lie much further back: Buck Rogers originated in a pair of short stories published in 1928 and 1929.
It's no secret that I've been pretty excited about the 
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FLASHFORWARD: Episode 1.13, 'Blowback'
Posted 3/25/10 9:27 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, Reviews, TV
Written By: Lisa Zwerling & Barbara Nance
Story: A reinstated Agent Mark Benford (Joseph Fiennes) meets up with Lloyd Simcoe (Jack Davenport), the man who is going to call him with critical information on the day of the flash-forward. Elsewhere, Zoey (Gabrielle Union) will stop at nothing in order to make sure that Demetri Noh (John Cho) survives to their wedding day -- even if that means interfering with his job and assisting a terrorist.
Things get bleak for recovering alcoholic Aaron Stark (Brian F. O'Byrne), whose daughter Tracy (Genevieve Cortese) is on the run from a paramilitary organization called Jericho. When something happens to Tracy, Aaron declares a literal one man war against the shadowy organization. Read More...
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