The London 2012 Olympics opening ceremony will reflect "people's Games," and hundreds of children will be pulled from ghettos all over the world for the production, says Danny Boyle.
At E3, Nintendo unveiled their next home console: the Wii U. (Related: GameSpot gives you the lowdown on the new system.)
David Byrne has a chat with Pitchfork's Mark Richardson.
London 2012 Olympic Games organizers have revealed the Olympic torch.
Gotta link to this interview with Edie Falco because the future Tony-winner is generally awesome…and because of that link to the Funny or Die spoof of Nurse Jackie I somehow missed.
Andrew O'Hehir weighs in on the whole boredom-at-the-movies debate.
David Phelps annotates Jean-Luc Godard's Film Socialisme. (Related: Click here to see the film in its entirety…but in less than five minutes.)
Over at Slate, Christopher Beam and Jeremy Singer-Vine go over what Rotten Tomatoes data tell us about the best, worst, and most bizarre Hollywood trajectories.
I only care about this bit of casting news because it justifies my linking to this.
Stephen Colbert meets Werner Herzog:
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