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Carl Kasell & Peter Sagal by davekaleta on Flickr.
although the story is bittersweet, it does speak to idea of anticipating the full light & energy of real love, and that is why I thought this might be a good video to share on Imbolc, the second Sabbat of the Wiccan Wheel of the Year - it’s recognizing the seed, knowing if we nurture it just a bit longer, it will grow into something magical - new life, the return of the Sun - it’s Brigid’s holiday - she was the Lightbringer - for me, she is a Goddess of Hope & Faith
the kid in Touch would love JoCo’s song, I think LOL
and this video showing how this bad ass fractal forms is freaking sweet, too :D
Did you feel that? A tremor in the LEGO Star Wars Force? Or was it a RING?
LEGO’s site is sadly lacking on deets, right now, except that these Lordly blocks will be hitting shelves in the Summer of 2012; but io9 supplied a few more bits of tid & some speculated/leaked sets.
Logo by Clifton Hill
Entertainment Weekly’s Michael Ausiello has posted two new pictures from the highly anticipated Smallville: Absolute Justice, which brings DC Comics’ oldest super-hero team, The Justice Society of America, to live action television. We’ve already had a first peak at Hawkman and there was a trailer released that gave us a quick peak. Now, these new [...]
UPDATE: According to several sources, the CW will be airing the two episodes back-to-back on one night as a two-hour movie, titled Smallville: Absolute Justice. Also changing is the air date for the movie, which will now be seen on February 5th, instead of Jan 29th. And scroll down below for a larger version of [...]
IGN.com has revealed two of the JSA characters to be featured in Geoff John’s Smallville episode this season and who’s playing them. The big news (for me, at least) is that Michael Shanks (Stargate SG-1, Burn Notice, 24) will be playing Hawkman. But that’s not all. Instead of going the route of the young JSA [...]