A 5-4-3 Double Play

We have a new weekly poll in the right hand column. I have no idea what went wrong with the first one. Make sure you vote this week for your favorite Star Wars movie of all-time.

[Note: I kept having problems with the other pollster so I've switched to a new one. Hopefully this one won't flake out every other day.]

Speaking of failed polls, is Australian-born Eric Bana the next James Bond? Inquiring minds, or News of the World kind-of minds want to know.

Keira Knightly has signed on to star in a most intriguing story. All I can do is sing, "Oh, Domino!" Special thanks goes out to my man, Van Morrison!

Since Fahrenheit 9/11 appeared last week on television in Cuba (see related BDHC story here), Variety is reporting that, "According to Academy of Motion Picture Arts & Sciences rules, a feature is disqualified for a documentary Oscar if it airs on TV or the Internet anywhere in the world within nine months of its bigscreen run. " But, "Fahrenheit, even if disqualified for docu consideration, could compete in other races -- picture, director, editing -- no matter what happens in PPV, or what happened in Cuba." That's a really scary thought.

Hope you like the new logo! Check it out in the right hand column.

I'm also adding some new links so make sure you hit them.

And That's a 5-4-3 Double Play