Random Items of Interest

In no particular order:

• And speaking of TRON: instructable at Instructables.com.
• 10-year-old girl becomes youngest person to discover supernova. Totally wicked.
• It turns out people really do want to get it on with video game characters. 
• In related news, there's a new Lara Croft game coming soon. Pun intended.
• Netflix is coming to your remote. I can hear the final death rattle of Blockbuster as I type this.
• Finally, 10 Awesomely Nerdy Things to Look Forward To in 2011. Via Topless Robot.

And now for a shameless Lara Croft pic:

 

Thank you, GameInformer.

TRON (pt. 2)

No, not so much a sequel. But I have found a few more interesting links.

First: wanna play Light Cycle online? Go here.
How about some nifty TRON shirts? Try Threadless. Personally, I like the hoodie.

Naturally, there are TRON computer products. Nifty.

Here's a keen pair of kids shoes.

But not to be left out, Vans has a pretty keen pair of shoes for the grown-ups, too.

Some other, interesting TRON stuff:

• The TRONguy. I admire your pluck. No, really. But lay off the cheese puffs, man. 
• There is a 'hidden Mickey' in the original TRON. Don't believe me? Check it out.
• Parker Brothers Custom Choppers built a real-life light cycle. Hell. Yeah.

Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (pt. 2)

Richard Chambelain and Sharon Stone again. This time in part 2!

Allan Quatermain and the Lost City of Gold (pt. 1)

Yes, 'Quatermain', not 'Quartermain'. Sheesh!
From 1987, Richard Chamberlain and Sharon Stone camp it up. Enjoy!