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Fringe To Get Fifth And Final Season Of Thirteen Episodes

by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleeding Cool A deal has been closed for Fringe to get thirteen final episodes to round out its story and wrap up nicely. Well, in theory at least. Bad Robot television had a much longer to prepare for the ending of Lost and that still left

Seth MacFarlane’s Flintstones Do-Over “On Life Support”

by Brendon Connelly, Source: Bleedingcool.com When Seth MacFarlane presented his first script for a new, animated Flintstones series to Fox Entertainment president Kevin Reilly, the feedback was actually positive, just not positive enough. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Reilly said that “likes it but doesn’t love it.”

Help Jonah Hex co-creator with massive post-stroke medical bills

By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com Sad news, comic fans: Jonah Hex co-creator Tony DeZuniga is in bad health following a stroke, and he’s dealing with some mounting medical bills to boot. But you can help. DeZuniga is currently in the Philippines after a stroke caused brain damage and swelling. A

Feisty Stan Lee doesn’t know why Jack Kirby needs Avengers credit

By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com Most of the time Stan Lee is Smilin’ Stan, the energetic, happy-go-lucky face of Marvel Comics who’s been lauding the joy of comic books for five decades now. But there are things that get him grumpy, and apparently one of those things is asking him

Pixar Announce New Film, Reveal Title For Another

by Brendon Connelly, Source: BleedingCool.com While Pete Docter‘s upcoming Pixar movie about “a journey into the human mind and creative process” is being kept as mysterious as before – we have that basic premise and a June 19, 2015 release date and nothing else – Pixar have started revealing little

If Fox says no, could Fringe move to The CW for season 5?

By Trent Moore, Source: Blastr.com While we wait with bated breath to learn whether Fox will bring the beloved sci-fi drama Fringe back for a fifth season, there’s a new rumor that the show could potentially find second life in an admittedly unlikely place. We already know the producers have

Look who’s writing Spider-Man 2 (Hint: they also wrote Star Trek)

By Marc Bernardin, Source: Blastr.com Yes, we’re still months away from the release of Marc Webb’s Webslinger reboot, but apparently things like box-office performance and audience response aren’t all that important: Sony’s plunging ahead with a sequel and they’re spending a fortune on a pair of writers they hope can

Asteroid Mining Venture Backed by Google Execs, James Cameron Unveiled

By Mike Wall , SPACE.com Senior Writer Space.com | SPACE.com, Source: Yahoo.com / Space.com A newly unveiled company with some high-profile backers — including filmmaker James Cameron and Google co-founder Larry Page — has announced plans to mine near-Earth asteroids for resources such as precious metals and water. Planetary Resources,

Private space mogul wants to skip the moon and go right to Mars

By Matthew Jackson, Source: Blastr.com SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is an ambitious guy. He’s the one who said he can get commercial flights to Mars up and running a decade or so from now, but what about humanity’s return to the moon? Well, if you ask Musk, the moon’s little

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