Yeah, I thought it was a typo at first — but no! Two separate film projects are in the news today, one of them based on the Jack London story Call of the Wild and the other one is a play on the title, Cal of the Wild. One has already been made and has just been picked up by a studio for distribution, while the other one was just announced. Here's a breakdown: Call of the Wild: Starring Read more

Is now the right time for Oliver Stone's movie W.? — Popwatch Speaking of W., here's a list of 10 hilarious political impressions. — Vulture Ridley Scott has confirmed that his next project will be a film adaptation of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World. — Cinematical In these tough economic times, can you stomach watching the fabulously wealthy on TV? — TV Filter Guillermo del Toro isn't Read more

Over the weekend, a group of Freaks and Geeks alumni — cast members Linda Cardellini, John Francis Daley, Samm Levine, Martin Starr, Busy Philipps, Dave (Gruber) Allen, and Steve Bannos and creator Paul Feig — took the stage at San Francisco's Sketchfest to share their memories of the great, underappreciated show. I was there, and this week, I'm sharing some of their best stories with you. Read more

Over the weekend, a group of Freaks and Geeks alumni — cast members Linda Cardellini, John Francis Daley, Samm Levine, Martin Starr, Busy Philipps, Dave (Gruber) Allen, and Steve Bannos and creator Paul Feig — took the stage at San Francisco's Sketchfest to share their memories of the great, underappreciated show. I was there, and this week, I'm sharing some of their best stories with you. Read more

John Francis Daley played the ultimate geeky kid, Sam Weir, on the short lived but wonderful Freaks and Geeks. The little brother of the show's main character, Sam was all about morals, manners, action figures and Saturday Night Live. Though the show is set during the 80's when computers were new on the scene, there are plenty of techie jokes to go around. My favorite thing about the Sam Read more