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Officially Cool is back with the weirdest crossover we’ve seen in a while: Barbie and Star Trek. Who knew the Malibu Beach House was on Toroth?

The folks over at the Pixar Blog pointed us in the direction of a very cool new book that is now available for pre-order from Amazon. It is called “The Art of UP” and it shows of some of the artwork from Pixar’s 2009 entry.

I usually get into trouble when I start clicking the linked names in our comment area — but today I seem to have stumbled upon something pretty cool.

Pixar’s latest gem WALL-E doesn’t hit DVD shelves until November 18th, but it showed up at my house yesterday. And though I was excited about the movie, the packaging really caught my eye.

Kevin Smith has revealed some full color pages from his upcoming comic series “Batman: Cacophony,” which he has been working on with his good friend, artist Walter Flanagan.

Its that time of year again — time for a look at the 2009 Nerdcore Calendar. Once again, it is filled with some nice ladies in fun, geek friendly situations. And they’re nude.

It is unlikely that this will hold you over until Battlestar Galactica makes its return in January, but we do what we can.

Most of us were going to balance the ups and downs of the McCain/Palin team and the Obama/Biden team. Well not so fast kids, what about the dynamic duo making waves on the independent ticket as we speak? Don’t know who I’m talking about? None other than presidential hopeful John McClane and his running mate Hans Gruber.

Just click the stylish photo inside and follow the directions, and you will be watching both of the newest episodes of Dexter and Californication before they air on September 28.

Why not take two of 2007’s best films and infuse them together to make one great super-badass trailer?

A long, long time ago, I mentioned a twentieth anniversary set for Mystery Science Theater 3000. I am a huge fan of the series, and I did like the Film Crew spin-off. So when I was instructed by an FSR reader to check out some more stuff from the MST3K gang, I was floored.

We don’t like to get too political here on FSR, at least I don’t think so.

Since the beginning of time, there have only been two journalists worth mentioning. Here is at least one…

I just picked some of my favorites from films like Back to The Future, Shaun of The Dead, Robocop, Eternal Sunshine of The Spotless Mind, Jaws, 2001: A Space Odyssey, The Shining and Being John Malkovich.

I kind of missed the memo when the sets started coming out on DVD. So for people like me, other fans or newcomers to the show…this one is for you.

Terminator is back this week with the premiere of the second season of “The Sarah Connor Chronicles.” The movie franchise that inspired the TV series always has been a big hit in the collectibles market, and here’s a look at some of the coolest Terminator goodies.

With the following of films like Star Wars, we have seen some amazing art along the way. So why should it come as any surprise that a fantastic artist like Sam Gilbey would go all out and create an amazing piece of art celebrating a fantastic film like Hot Fuzz.

I found this nifty little video that makes Fight Club look like it could actually look like a lighthearted romantic comedy. Watch and comment, like Jack’s dirty mouth.

The always witty and lethal Ninja from AskaNinja karate-chopped his way onto the press line at the MTV VMAs this past weekend, where he caught up with a few of film’s up and coming talents, along with someone named “Fatman Scoop.”

There has been some trailer mashups hitting the web since the debut of the Watchmen trailer. Here is one that fans of The Dark Knight can enjoy.