MATT. BOMER. (And it would satisfy the gay community!).

I just realized Brandon Routh was chosen as Superman in a movie directed by Bryan Singer and co-starring Kevin Spacey. I really really really hope he is/was okay.

I said yesterday I wouldn’t be shocked at all if Warner Bros threw a boatload of money at Chris Evans to be Superman as soon as his Marvel deal is up.

Theron kicks ass wherever she is in, it would just be one more notch on her belt.

That’s still not as bad as the casting call for Padme in the prequels, which described her as a “sensual Eurasian beauty.”

“a younger Charlize Theron with street smarts” and “a good sense of humor”

Except with his style he wouldn’t really be doing Thor 4, he’d be doing Ragnarok 2.

Gendry builds his own Iron Throne out of a rowboat and oars...

Ser Pounce is an option, right? Otherwise, what’s the point?

Seriously, every time somebody finds out I’m a nerd or geeky this invariably gets brought up. Its a large part in how we are perceived and its bloody annoying. I’d LOVE to turn off the BBT but you can’t because its infected the culture.

It’s the most popular show on television or some shit. Not watching it is not enough for it to leave me alone - since I’m a nerd, that means that every muggle in my orbit feels compelled to constantly bring it up in conversation. I know for a fact that this piece of shit show is shaping how other people view me as a…

I’d say their tv division is doing just fine.

George of the Jungle is WAY better than it has any right to be, and it’s largely because of just how goddamn CHARMING Fraser is in it.

Great to see Brendan Fraser again. I enjoyed all of his movies and his Mummy series was far better and more fun than the Tom Cruise Mummy movie.

I hope they’ll resurrect the wig. Then the wig and the goatee will team up for the next CW crossover.

The goatee is clearly the son of the wig. 

Shortly after the the announcement, team members were seen carrying multiple surprisingly heavy boxes to their cars and visiting cash4gold.com

Using CT and laser scanners, Fraser’s team has now completed a preliminary analysis of the coffin’s contents.

“It was just unbelievably astonishing what we saw—one of those moments where you can’t help but take in a breath and just hang in the moment,” Jamie Fraser, lead investigator and curator at Sydney University’s Nicholson Museum, told the BBC.