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People’s Choice Awards

Alan Rapp / January 10, 2013 / TV News

Last night’s winners of the People’s Choice Awards included Glee (which won Favorite TV Comedic Actor Chris Colfer & Actress Lea Michele), The Hunger Games (Favorite Movie, Favorite Action Movie, Favorite On-Screen Chemistry, Favorite Face of Heroism and Best Movie Actress Jennifer Lawrence), Castle (Favorite TV Crime Drama & Favorite TV Dramatic Actor Nathan Filion), The Perks of Being a Wallflower (Favorite Dramatic Movie & Favorite Dramatic Movie Actress Emma Watson), and Katy Perry (Favorite Pop Artist, Favorite Female Artist, Favorite Music Video, and Favorite Music Fan Following). You can find the complete list of winners on the official site.

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Cyborg New 52 ARTFX Statue

Alan Rapp / January 9, 2013 / Toys & Collectibles

From Kotobukiya and DC Comics comes this 8.5in. 1/10th scale DC Comics Justice League Cyborg New 52 ARTFX Statue which is scheduled to be released in July. As with the other New 52 Justice League ARTFX Statues you can expect this one to cost you around $40.

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Pretty Little Liars – She’s Better Now

Alan Rapp / January 9, 2013 / Television Reviews

Title: Pretty Little Liars – She’s Better Nowa
wiki: link

Pretty Little Liars, ABC Family’s show about a quartet of teens terrorized by the mysterious individual (who turned out to be one of their own), and haunted by the disappearance and murder of the group’s former leader (Sasha Pieterse), returns with the fallout of Halloween night and murder of Garrett (Yani Gellman), and with Mona’s (Janel Parrish) release from the Radley Sanitarium and return to Rosewood High School looking for a fresh start with the people she’s spent the better part of her time on the show tormenting as the mysterious “A.”

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Teen Titans #15

Alan Rapp / January 9, 2013 / Comics

Title: Teen Titans #15
Comic Vine: link
Writer: Scott Lobdell
Artist: Brett Booth

Like pretty much every other issue of Death of the Family, Teen Titans #15 is a mess that makes less sense the more you read it. Once again we get the Joker capturing a member of the Bat Family (this time Red Robin) and torturing him by saying (but once again failing to offer a single piece of evidence) that he knows the identities of every member of the Bat brood.

For no reason that makes any sense, the Joker dresses Red Robin in his classic Robin costume before talking at him non-stop for the rest of the issue. Meanwhile, the rest of the Teen Titans reach out to Batgirl for help now that they are lost in Gotham without their leader.

Although Batgirl proves less than helpful (as she tells them, as nicely as possible, to fuck off and deal with their own issues), the team does run into Arsenal and Starfire, seeking out their own member of the Bat Family, as the issue catches up with the final page of Red Hood and the Outlaws #15. I’m so ready for this crossover to end. Hit and Miss.

[DC, $2.99]

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News and Notes

Alan Rapp / January 9, 2013 / News

ECRAN LARGE has posted the new poster and new pics for writer/director Harmony Korine‘s Spring Breakers which stars Selena Gomez, James Franco, Vanessa Hudgens, Rachel Korine, and Ashley Benson. You can see some of the previously released images for the film here

BAFTA has released their full list of nominees for this year’s awards. Lincoln leads all contenders with 10 nominations (although Steven Spielberg didn’t get a nomination for director). My two favorite films of the year (Anna Karenina and Zero Dark Thirty) picked up six and five nominations respectively

TV Line is reporting actress Sarah Shahi will appear as a recurring character later this season on Person of Interest

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