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Sometimes the most basic convergence products can be the most useful. This is a portable mouse that includes a SD card reader. The USB cable on this optical mouse is also retractable. Add in a very sexy $11 price tag and this USB optical mouse SD card reader combination is ideal for any laptop user. – Travis Hudson
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Once he's finished tackling teen pregnancy with the up-and-coming Ellen Page and Juno, director Jason Reitman is looking to don his ninja outfit for a flick called Bonzai Shadowhands. Those of you who are big fans of the Americanized version of The Office will be happy to hear that the script is being written by Rainn Wilson (aka Dwight), as a starring vehicle for himself. Reitman will helm, as well as produce alongside his Hard C partner Daniel Dubiecki for Fox Searchlight.
As of now, the plot is being kept hush hush, however the Hollywood Reporter tells us the dark comedy will revolve around a "once-great ninja who is now living a life of mediocrity." It sounds a bit silly, but Reitman seems to have a good eye for material and, while his father dedicated most of his career to straight comedies, the younger Reitman seems like the kind of guy who wants to spice up the genre, concentrate more on story and character, as well as darken -- not lighten -- up the mood. And I dig that about him. In saying that, I'm not crazy about Wilson in The Office (Mackenzie Crook, in my mind, was so much better in the role), and never had a chance to see him in My Super Ex-Girlfriend. (In fact, it was on the set of Ex-Girlfriend where Wilson and Reitman first met.) Could Wilson, who spends most of his time playing the most annoying character on the face of the planet, successfully carry a film all on his own? Jason Reitman seems to think so -- what about you?
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Yesterday, we talked about
Leon Black, the character played by
J.B. Smoove that
single-handedly opened the ass of Season 6, stepped inside it, spray-painted
"Leon Was Here" all over the walls, ate some Snickers bars, threw some paper on the floor, spit, and left that ass wide open. We didn't think anything could trump the
"Get in that ass, Larry!" speech... until Sunday night, we were treated to an episode finale so funny and satisfying that we had to watch it 5 more times to fully appreciate it. And thanks to the joys of Youtube, that finale is finally online.
So if you missed Sunday's episode, it's safe to say that this is a serious
spoiler alert. But if you want to relive the amazingness of what went down with
Larry LD David, please, we beg you, check out this video. Larry dragging his kid off the soccer field and the Susie Smackdown is just...
too much. (
Italics on the Italics people.) Best television couple of 07, yes?
Check out this exclusive trailer for WWE SmackDown! vs. RAW.
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The end result not only constitutes an uncomfortable--dare I say, inorganic--collusion of fact and fiction but also suggests we're being indoctrinated into a cult. by Ed Gonzalez
Surfer Girl has hot scoops on Nintendo's new handheld, a new game treatment of J.J. Abrams' works, Beyond Good & Evil 2, Frédérick Raynal's new game, and Red Steel 2.
