Meet Johnny

An ode to Mac fans? I don't know. I'm hoping to get one of the new ones, but I've been a fan of PCs my whole life. There's a huge world of Mac fans online that I didn't know about until I started researching Macs. This is my quickly-written tribute to them.
Farewell Melo

So the drama is done -- finally. Melo has been traded to the Knicks, along with Chauncey Billups, Shelden Williams, Anthony Carter and Renaldo Balkman. Phew. That's a mouthful. Billups is the most painful to say, though. The guy went to GW (George Washington High School in Denver, if you're confused).
Don't Let The Smile Fool You

I love Google. I love that I can call people's phones from it for free. I love that I can pull up any chat conversation I've had . . . ever. I love the way my email conversations are organized. I just love the way Google makes my life easier. In fact, I've been calling for Google to finance universal health care since Obama got into office. I think we could all use a little Ghealth in our lives.
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The Dark Knight Rises: Villains Revealed

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Marvel has 7 comic book adaptations slated for release over the next two years, some of which include an X-Men prequel and Spider-man reboot (this following the collapse of negotiations over 'Spider-Man 4'). That's $120 million-plus for each film, which still amounts to less than 'The Dark Knight's' total haul, twice over.

I would call it safe to say that the big man on everyone's list remains DC's golden ticket, Batman, and Nolan's 'The Dark Knight Rises'.



Tom Hardy was confirmed as a villain for the film months ago, but Warner Bros. just yesterday revealed his role as venom junkie and steroidal freak, Bane. Personally, Hardy stole the show in Inception. Few people have that type charisma on film -- Idris Elba is another one (see 'RocknRolla' if you haven't; Hardy and Elba are hilarious with Gerard Butler).



Additionally, Anne Hathaway has been given the role of Catwoman? I have yet to see 'Rachel Getting Married', so I'll withhold judgement for now, but in full disclosure, I was also skeptical of Ledger as the Joker, whereas the Oscar now speaks for itself.

On a side note, Nolan reiterated that 3D was definitely out, preferring to stick with the higher-resolution IMAX instead. I can't thank him enough -- 3D has some serious issues to work out.

Here's hoping for a rare good trilogy.

J