A lot of Predators information has come out in the past two days.

I must be living in a world where only science fiction media exists because I've never heard of this comedy series called Parks and Recreation. Anyway, someone has made a short little Star Wars parody of its opening theme, which is as charming as it is stupid.

Early in the year, we learned that Scott Frank's long-gestating prequel to Planet of the Apes, entitled Caesar, was being scrapped by Twentieth Century Fox for being "too expensive and ... too dark." Now the prequel, likely with a different title, is moving along under a new creative team.

G4's The Feed reports that NBC and Bigpoint (a video game developer) announced today that they are working on a Battlestar Galactica massively multiplayer online role-playing game, called

As reported by Sci Fi Wire, the Science Fiction Hall of Fame has announced its inductees for 2010. The list is as follows:

Wow. Watch this short film, entitled "Connected," directed by Jens Raunkjær Christensen and Jonas Drotner Mouritsen in Faxe Kalkbrud, Denmark. It follows two nameless characters trekking through a post-apocalyptic wasteland with a very unique air source. The film is both imagistic and dramatic, and its story is simultaneously beautiful, haunting, and surprising.

I would suggest you put a bib on and lock yourself in your office for the next thirty minutes because a new two-and-a-half-minute trailer for Iron Man 2 was just released (embedded below), and it keeps the awesomeness flowing.

Not that there is any real question that the 3-D train is gaining steam, but today it was announced that Ridley Scott's Alien prequel and the Green Lantern film will both be released in 3-D (reported by CHUD.com and This post tagged with:

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• Alien
• Green Lantern
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