That includes about 55 cents for the cost of the meat, bun, cheese and toppings.
High quality meat right there, sooo glad I don’t eat that crap
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November 11, 2009
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Ever since we first reported in January that Joss Whedon and company were planning a sequel toDr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, we've been awaiting news. And now we have some, courtesy of MTV.com.
First, star Nathan Fillion told the site that the project has a name—which he won't divulge—and that Whedon's already written a couple of songs.
Now, Whedon's brother and co-writer Zack Whedon tells MTV that the sequel will get seriously underway once Joss' just-canceled Fox seriesDollhouse wraps for the season.
"They finish up 'Dollhouse' in the winter—at least what they've scheduled to shoot thus far—so hopefully when that's done, we'll all be able to get together more frequently and grind it out," he explained. "There are a couple of songs written. It's very promising. We're all very excited about where it goes."
He also confirmed that the sequel will feature Dr. Horrible (Neil Patrick Harris) and Captain Hammer (Fillion). Duh.
"Yeah, you have to see them in the sequel," he laughed. "We will expand the world a little bit into other areas you have not seen… and it will be hilarious."
The entire Dr. Horrible creative team—Joss, Zack, brother Jed Whedon and Jed's wife, Maurissa Tancharoen—are back for the sequel.
But wait: Will Penny be back? Bad Horse? Moist?
— Patrick Lee
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November 12, 2009
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Alan Moore, the comic-book writer responsible forWatchmen and V For Vendetta, has revealed that he'll be writing lyrics for the next opera from Damon Albarn and Jamie Hewlett, the duo behind the cartoon pop band Gorillaz, the BBC reported.
This wouldn't be the first time Moore has made the music scene. He started his comics career writing and drawing strips for rock magazines, performed in the bands The Sinister Ducks and Emperors of Ice Cream, and even recorded several tracks for a 45 rpm single tied in to his comic book The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen: Black Dossier.
Moore also said the the pair had visited him in Northampton to discuss ideas. No further details of the project have been released, however.
— SCI FI Wire Staff
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On the boxee blog this morning, Avner Ronen announced a new and exciting partnership with an undisclosed consumer electronics company that will result in a dedicated device for users who want to use Boxee as a home theater system.
They were quick to say that they're still looking to develop Boxee for every possible device connected to your TV… computers, game consoles, set-top boxes, they want to be the media software for your device of choice (like the Apple TV).
However, I have to say that this isn't surprising. It's easier and quicker to develop an awesome application on the hardware of your chosing: any Apple fan knows that. This presents a new dilemma for Mac users who want to see Boxee on their computer or Apple TV — you can't devote an equal amount of time to development when you add another device into the mix.
That said, Boxee development hasn't exactly been the quickest process to begin with, and the service has been in alpha for quite some time. So, this may be a good way for Boxee to get out of alpha and into something that will show its true potential.
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