Category: Linklog

The next Star Wars film is to be called “Revenge of the Sith”. Then one day the Jedi will get revenge return… [via]

David Crosby and Graham Nash to run for “joint presidency.” “Crosby said that, if elected, one of their first acts would be the cleaning out of Area 51 “to address the illegal alien issue.” Other campaign promises include free money and a night in the Lincoln Bedroom to anyone who antes up $200,000. The renamed “Social Insecurity” and “Medicareless” agencies will be overhauled, and the candidates are researching fixing the electronic voting machine situation.”

A fabulous panorama of the moon as seen by Neil Armstrong and the Apollo 11 crew. Taken just over 35 years ago (the anniversary was two days ago).

More scandal at Abu Ghraib prison. And if this proves to be true, well, words fail me… [via]

Even Kiera Knightly isn’t immune to Hollywood’s regular practice of digitally enhancing actors on theatrical film posters. Have they no shame? Though, it is quite a touch up…

Sci Fi Channel’s profile of M. Night Shyamalan was an advertising hoax. And I have to say, it worked, even I wanted to see what his buried secret was…

Man accused of hitting woman with 3-foot gator. A man hit his girlfriend with a 3-foot alligator and threw beer bottles at her during an argument in the couple’s mobile home, he claims she bit him because they ran out of alcohol… As Don King says, “only in America.”

Newsweek reveals new iPod info. Not really much change, and no change in hard drive spaces. Looks like I’ll be keeping my 20gb a bit longer…

Ctrl+Alt+Del express what most comic book fans think of the new Catwoman movie. Funny because it’s true…

Kobe Bryant decides to stay with the Los Angeles Lakers after all. Zzzzzzzz…

Following an awful showing in the NBA Finals and the departure of Phil Jackson, Shaquille O’Neal leaves Los Angeles in a trade with Miami. Now with Karl Malone, Gary Payton and Kobe Bryant (possibly) opting out, the Lakers could be a completely different team next year and with the acquisition of Shaq, the Heat could become title contenders…

The Spanish fan who caught David Beckham’s missed penalty in the Euro 2004 quarter-final is selling it on eBay. Currently sitting at €9,450.00 ($11,643.64 or £6,274.89), and over a week of bidding still to go…

New Beatles songs found in a suitcase in Australia. Just in time to be packaged for Christmas, no doubt.

An iTunes playlist put together by your’s truely. 3431 songs whittled down to 250, of which 118 made it through… Go download, you’ll thank me for it later.

2004: Annus horribilis for Internet Explorer. Surely it’s time there was an Internet Explorer 7 right? I mean, IE6 is 3 years old now and Microsoft, as well as the 95% of internet users who use it, are paying for it… [via]