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Fans have been yearning for years for a hardcover volume of Starstruck. However their long wait is over, since an IDW published collection will hit stores in April. Writer Elaine Lee has lived with these characters for longer than anyone though, and she isnt finished with them. Starstruck debuted as a play, and was then published as a comic in the early 1980s. The science...
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Our favorite Simon Pegg and Nick Frost projects were directed by Edgar Wright. Thats Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz and the BBC series Spaced. While Wright made Scott Pilgrim Vs. The World, Pegg and Frost wrote a script for the comedy Paul, and Greg Mottola got to direct them.

In Paul, Frost and Pegg play aspiring sci-fi authors and fans who...
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Julian Schnabel has never made easy films. Basquiat was a biography of the street artist who became a protege of Andy Warhol. Before Night Falls portrayed exiled...

Rifftrax is perfect for fans of Mystery Science Theater 3000, the beloved cult cable TV series about a man stranded in space with two robots who is forced to watch terrible sci-fi movies. Created by former MST3K writer and star Michael J. Nelson, Rifftrax continues his earlier shows tradition of riffing movie commentary to go along with cinematic turds and classics alike. What Rifftrax misses...
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Julian Schnabel has never made easy films. Basquiat was a biography of the street artist who became a protege of Andy Warhol. Before Night Falls portrayed exiled gay author Reinaldo Arenas. And The Diving Bell and the Butterfly told the story of author Jean-Dominique Bauby - all from the point of view of the one eye from which he could see after a paralyzing...
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MythBusters, Discovery Channels hit show which attempts to test popular legends, misconceptions, and tropes, is coming back on April 6th for their eighth year of bringing science with a heavy dose of explosives to television. Co-host Kari Byron started as an intern at fellow host Jamie Hynemans special-effects shop M5 Industries at practically the same moment the show first began filming. From her first appearance...
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Georgia-by-way-of-Alabamas Drive-By Truckers are by nature what so many bands today aspire to be by artifice: authentic, American, rootsy rocknroll. They first hit the national radar with their third album, Southern Rock Opera, an ambitious double-album which used the story of Lynyrd Skynyrd as a metaphor for the decline of the South as a whole. Ever since, even while weathering lineup and label changes,...
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Michael Moorcock is among the greatest of all writers alive today -- irrespective of genre. Alan Moore wrote, in his introduction to Moorcocks Into the Media Web, Look up the word author in a dictionary and youll find a photograph of Michael Moorcock. At an age when most are barely learning to drive, Moorcock wrote and edited for magazines. He first attained fame (and...
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Cameron Stewart is a familiar name to comics fans. He has been working in the industry for years, but it was 2004's Seaguy, a Vertigo miniseries from writer Grant Morrison, that put him on the map. Since then there have been several more of high profile projects including a sequel to Seaguy entitled Seven Soldiers: Guardian, a story arc on Batman and Robin (also written...
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