Paramount Vantage has revealed the trailer for writers/directors Jay and Mark Duplass's Jeff, Who Lives at Home.
Author - Rob Logan
Rob, Mike, Anna, and G1 go over the geeky news for January 30, 2012.
Insomniac CEO Ted Price made a very definitive statement regarding the future of their involvement with the Resistance franchise.
Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment has announced the Mortal Kombat: Komplete Edition.
Chris Pratt becomes more powerful than you can possibly imagine in this video for Kinect Star Wars.
Columbia Pictures has released the official synopsis for The Amazing Spider-Man, opening on July 3.
It's being reported that a script for Doctor Strange has been completed and the hunt for a director has begun.
Originally a rumor generated by Chuck Norris, it's now been confirmed by Sylvester Stallone that The Expendables 2 will be rated PG-13.
Two of videogaming’s most iconic characters are entering the ring and going toe to toe.
The Green Arrow pilot has officially received the green light from The CW.
How It Should Have Ended presents their take on the ending of Return of the Jedi.
Netflix CEO Reed Hastings has announced that the service has "no plans" to offer video games for rental.
Cartoon Network has enlisted the help of Aardman Animations to promote the network's upcoming DC Nation.
Marvel's Kevin Feige recently talked to Empire about the long-rumored villains in The Avengers movie.
Multi-million-dollar commitment will support three aid groups working in Africa: Save the Children, International Rescue Committee, and Mercy Corps.
Lily Collins has had to leave the project as a result of scheduling conflicts.
With a new director and writer officialy signed, the reboot of The Crow refuses to die.
Ezio shows off his moves in this gameplay video for Soulcalibur V.


