October 2007


There was just an Earthquake in San Francisco

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New photos purport to show infamous graffiti artist Banksy as he creates a new mural in London. The artist’s identity has remained a mystery despite his work fetching thousands of dollars at auction. Could this finally be him?

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Word from Peter Jackson’s representative says that Microsoft is in talks with several potential partners to continue work on the Halo film. Pre-production has already started back up through Weta Digital and Weta Workshop in New Zeland.

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Nintendo Power ran a funny ad — but these added illustrations of first base through (whee!) home run are much, much funnier.

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“To celebrate the gustatory tendencies of the walking dead and to acknowledge All Hallows Eve, we’re launching a spooktacular, eerie-otic and cryptmongous playlist for 27 horror-filled hours, starting on October 31st at 12:01am and ending at 3:00am on November 1st — It is infection and it is the playlist of the Living Dead.” -Bungie

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Users at the Guitar Hero forums are reporting issues with the surround sound in the Wii version of the game.

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The new American Embassy in Baghdad will be the largest, least welcoming, and most lavish embassy in the world: a $600 million massively fortified compound with 619 blast-resistant apartments and a food court fit for a shopping mall. Unfortunately, like other similarly constructed U.S. Embassies, it may already be obsolete.

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Passengers on a German train mistook a Halloween reveller dressed up as a gore-covered zombie for a murder victim and called the police…Believing his hands and face were smeared with blood, passengers alerted police after getting no response from him.

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Ten months into his presidential bid, Rudolph W. Giuliani continues to work part time at the security consulting firm he promised to leave this past spring to focus on his pursuit of the Republican nomination. Giuliani’s continuing involvement with a firm catering to corporate clients makes him unique among Republican contenders. It also complicate

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Think of the political press corps as that fat kid from Willy Wonka &The Chocolate Factory, Augustus Gloop, and the Colbert candidacy as Wonka’s river of chocolate. The press seems to do everything it can to avoid campaign substance. Instead, it covers haircuts, laughs, cleavage, cats, and accents. Colbert’s running gag is simply too tempting.

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