The image in the theatrical poster is a parody of the January 22, 1981 cover of Rolling Stone magazine which showed John Lennon and Yoko Ono embracing in a position similar to that of Cook and Alba.

Click image to enlarge. The cover art is amazing!

There’s been a lot of talk about X-Men #200. Marvel actually had to reprint the issue because of the high demand! I haven’t picked up a book in awhile, but I need to get this just to see what the buzz is all about. I believe Rogue is in deep trouble in this issue!

Summary: One of the most popular X-Men of all time—the mysterious mutant called Gambit—is back with some old friends…and they’re going to destroy the X-Men! In the x-tra sized X-Men #200, Gambit has returned with the Marauders, the same team he once led on a vicious slaughter through the Morlock tunnels, committing horrible atrocities against mutantkind.

Just a pic of Heath Ledger and Christian Bale having dinner. Can’t wait for “The Dark Knight”!

Sneak peak:THE DARK KNIGHT - Heath “Brokeback” Ledger as Joker

The original film sees the tough detective hunting a hitman who has killed his fellow officers. The movie is renowned for featuring one of the best car chases in cinema history as McQueen’s Mustang car speeds through the rollercoaster streets of San Francisco. - Nzherald

famous chase scene from “Bullitt”…

Outraged by A-Rod’s wife’s use of her freedom of speech right towards our sometimes lovable third-baseman? You can now express your feelings with this hot new tee rebutting C-Rod’s shirt. With the pressed words “No, Fuck You, C-Rod” - Neighborhoodies

The head (left) and leg (right) of a naturally made mummy found in 2004 display “salt-cured” skin and yellowish hair after spending centuries in an Iranian salt mine. The remains belong to one of five mummies found in the mine between 1993 and 2005.

Last month an international team announced the discovery of a sixth salt man from the mine, and the experts say more could eventually be unearthed.
- National Geographic