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What do Tyrese Gibson, Brea Grant, and Rashida Jones all have in common? They're all writing comic books; and they're not the only celebrities to do so. Why are so many performers now trying their hands at comics? More »
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Rosario Dawson as Star Trek's newest recruit? A black female hard-ass Starfleet captain? Two reasons why we wish that Pushing Daisies creator Bryan Fuller's Star Trek dream could come true. More »
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Super sexy vice cop Anna Diaz gets hella pissed when the government kills off her cyborg boyfriend, but before she can enact her revenge, she has to use all her smartypants police skills as well as a futuristic PDA to uncover the massive government cover-up that is the Gemini Division. That's the set-up of NBC's new series of webisodes of the same name (closely tied to a gigantic ARG) starring Rosario Dawson launching tomorrow, but does it have the goods to be worth your time? Click through for our review of the project and pictures of cyborg Nick Korda (Smallville's Justin Hartley) almost naked. More »
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NBC continues to torture the internet with terrible webisodes. The network just released a new trailer for its webseries Gemini Division, staring Rosario Dawson as a woman who fell in love with a super-soldier (who's also Green Arrow in Smallville). Her beau fought in the Iraq war before going "awol." Now the government is hunting down its own killer robots. It's like Blade Runner — if you stripped it of everything that made it awesome. Why is Dawson doing a webseries anyway? More »
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Pity poor Rosario Dawson. Once the star of such hits as Sin City and, uh... Alexander (okay, she was also in Rent and Grindhouse), she's apparently fallen on hard times. How else, short of blackmail and/or losing a bet to someone, can you explain her presence in NBC's new web-only SF series Gemini Division? More »
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