So you want to be on Team Conan? Along with the whole Internet, apparently! Strangely (not…that strangely, I guess), there doesn’t appear to be a big Team Leno web contingency. I’m With Leno redirects to I’m With Coco. Burn! Anyway, Team Conan it is.
First, edit Conan’s hair onto an image, as popularized by Videogum. Here, we’ve put Coco’s hair on Glen Coco. You go, Glen Coco! (And EW photo maven Connie Yu.)
Second, change your Twitter icon to one of the many “twibbons” of support. Or design your own. It’s easy!
Finally, watch this (inevitable) Downfall entry, which contains NSFW subtitles: READ FULL STORY »
Before it hit theaters, Avatar, which has amassed $1.3 billion at the worldwide box office, seemed to many in Hollywood like a crazy gamble. But not only did director James Cameron always believe that the film would be a hit — he was even planning a sequel during production. “I’ve had a storyline in mind from the start — there are even scenes in Avatar that I kept in because they lead to the sequel,” Cameron says. “It just makes sense to think of it as a two or three film arc, in terms of the business plan. The CG plants and trees and creatures and the musculo-skeletal rigging of the main characters — that all takes an enormous amount of time to create. It’d be a waste not to use it again.” Sam Worthington is already signed to play Jake Sully again, and he e-mailed EW some plot suggestions for the sequel: “Jake should have abused his avatar and be fat and unfit and demand Neyteri to get him a beer.” Even actors whose characters got killed at the end of the movie are keen on a repeat performance. “You think those two arrows in my chest are going to stop me from coming back?” barks Stephen Lang, who plays the evil Colonel Miles Quaritch. “Nothing’s over so long as they’ve got my DNA.”
Mmmm, waffles. The new and drool-inducing 
