Nobody gives two doo-doos about Beatles on iTunes, but this article has stayed on the skyline all day. A 77-year-old Asian's surprising rack is doing wonders for pageviews.

@Peugeot will bail Spiegel out of jail: I hear that there was a Model A which didn't fare too well.

That's the last time I order from Pizza Planet, that's for sure.

It would've been even better if she'd said she would spend three days a week with Radcliffe, three with the Grint, and Sundays with Bonnie (forget her name.)

10. we'll take it from there

@Graviton1066: Had this same discussion on gawker.tv about product placement in soaps. It's old school and goes back to radio shows. I like it, if it's integrated. Instead of breaking for another commercial, the characters share a tasty smoke or talk about how good their chips are for a minute or less, and get back…

@Dr-Rockso: Hash tags closed. You will be charged one credit. Be well, minardi.

This is an update of another giz story. Not new news, just shocking to actually see the pictures.

@sephycloneno15: Well, that makes it better, doesn't it? Even a bird that size would give me issues. I think it's the wings. Imagine a giraffe with wings.

SO when do we get slow glass? I realize the irrelevance of the question, but come on.

Look at the view out of that window, think about floating there in zero g, and then look me in the face and tell me nobody is screwing in space. Right there in the cuploa.

@FrankN.Stein: Holy Crap I didn't need that. With any luck he'll vault over me and go for something tastier and less anachronistic. Or I could hop on the giraffe and triumphantly ride off.

Some pterosaurs were the size of giraffes.

@shkm: From the picture, that seems to be some kind of barbecue or meat-and-three place, so it's making me hungry, too.

@omgwtflolbbqbye: I agree that the ideal would be no rogues gallery before becoming Bats.

@omgwtflolbbqbye: What about the old Carradine Kung Fu meets Route 66? Early-20s Bruce Wayne travels the world seeking training and learning just what it is he's going to do with himself.

Snarkiness aside, and you can rag on the movie and CGI all you want, but it always fascinates me to see the special effects sausage being made.

"... pair of two-person spaceships ... an eccentric billionaire..."

Not really a big deal, it's marketing. Disney restricts access to certain movies to increase demand when they're re-released. More power to them. Look for a re-release near the new movie's premiere.

And yet they won't release the video of President Clinton's time with the same robots.