So, will there be an Inception sequel? "It's not something I want to say no to, but it's not something I've given a lot of thought about," Christopher Nolan told Entertainment Weekly today, leaving the door open. But, there will definitely be an Inception videogame. "I always imagined Inception
to be a world where a lot of other stories could take place," Nolan
said. "At the moment, the only direction we're channeling that is by
developing a videogame set in the world." The director didn't offer
details or a release date, but said he'll have a direct hand in it,
calling video games "something I've wanted to explore." It could be like
Myst, only slightly less confusing. [Inside Movies/EW]
Wednesday, December 1, 2010
Inception to Become a Video Game
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VS Angel Candice Swanepoel's Style Secrets!
Listen up! The Victoria's Secret Fashion Show airs yesterday (10PM EST on CBS) and in honor of the hottest show of the year, VS supermodel Candice Swanepoel is sharing her beauty and fashion secrets with you guys! See which products she's currently obsessed with, hear highlights from the show before it airs, AND find out what this angel is giving this holiday season!
Also, if you're in the New Jersey area 12/30, swing by the Victoria's Secret store at the Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, NJ from 4-6pm! Seventeen's Style Pro, Angie, will be offering beauty and style advice plus a free personal shopping session! (Hello Christmas shopping list! Can you say: done, done, and DONE!) And when you spend over $30 you can enter Seventeen's "Get Discovered" model casting call for your chance to appear on Seventeen.com!
Also, if you're in the New Jersey area 12/30, swing by the Victoria's Secret store at the Garden State Plaza Mall in Paramus, NJ from 4-6pm! Seventeen's Style Pro, Angie, will be offering beauty and style advice plus a free personal shopping session! (Hello Christmas shopping list! Can you say: done, done, and DONE!) And when you spend over $30 you can enter Seventeen's "Get Discovered" model casting call for your chance to appear on Seventeen.com!
Daily art news
A security man, in silhouette, stands guard at the
exhibition of "The First Emperor, China's entombed warriors" at the Art
Gallery of New South Wales in Sydney, Tuesday, November 30, 2010.
Discovered by villagers in 1974, the underground army was created to
protect the first emperor of China, Qin Shihuang (259-210 BC) in
readiness for the afterlife.
Cubans and Africans unite in Afrocubism.Back in 1996 producer Nick Gold
wanted to record an album with musicians from Africa and Cuba, but the project
fell through at the last minute after the Africans’ passports went missing.With
the studio booked, Gold pressed ahead with just the Cubans, resulting in the
enormously successful Buena Vista Social Club.Now the original concept has
finally made it into the recording studios – Afrocubism.
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Europe Zeroes In on Google
Antitrust Investigation Establishes Internet Giant as EU's Top Target
BRUSSELS—The European Union's antitrust cop began a formal investigation of Google Inc. that zeroes in on its core search and advertising businesses, cementing the Silicon Valley company's position as Europe's premier corporate target.
At issue is whether Google manipulates search results to disfavor providers of Web services, such as price-comparison tools, that Google competes with. The European Commission also is investigating allegations that Google restricts the advertisements that can be displayed by website operators who use some of its services.
The inquiry has been percolating since at least February, when Google disclosed that the commission, the EU's antitrust watchdog, was looking into complaints from other, smaller Web services.
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The Stars: December
After midnight on 13 December, look out for what promises to be the year's best meteor shower.
The shooting stars appear to emanate from the constellation of the Heavenly
Twins, which is how they get to be called the Geminids. If you're lucky, and
have a very dark location, you may be able to spot up to 100 meteors an hour.
Phaethon has now been confirmed as the parent body of the Geminids. But is it
an asteroid or a comet?
Like an asteroid, Phaethon is a dark, rocky body,
apparently totally different from a comet that emits jets of gas from its
icy nucleus. But now, this has been thrown into doubt. The smart money is on
Phaethon being a "dead comet": one whose icy covering has boiled
away under temperatures of 1,000C. Phaethon yields the chunkiest meteors of
all. So look out for some beautiful, brilliant, slow-moving shooting stars
on 13-14 December.
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Bush and Zuckerberg bond on 'the Facebook'
One of them sometimes gets called the most powerful
man in the world; the other is George W Bush. The founder of Facebook,
Mark Zuckerberg, has broken bread with the retired President of the US,
revealing that despite their 40-year age gap and divergent political
backgrounds, the duo have more in common than you might expect.
In an hour-long chat from Facebook's Silicon
Valley headquarters, broadcast on the website, Mr Bush, who is touring
the country promoting his memoir Decision Points, compared his eight
years in the White House with Zuckerberg's shorter, stratospheric period
at the helm of the world's most successful social networking website.
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