The Lemony Snicket series is coming to an end on Friday the 13th!

The news in fun, byte-sized chunks: Casino Royale, Stan Lee, Star Trek and much more!

Why should dead “Star Trek” actors have all the fun? Our resident geek finds out how she can send her body into space without being a corpse.

Marvel has released its first full-length animated feature film. Find out how it fares in our review.

The Jim Henson Company is adapting the acclaimed children’s book “Varjak Paw” by Dave McKean and SF Said.

Neil Gaiman and Roger Avary are adapting Charles Burn’s “Black Hole” for the big screen.

The cast of “Stardust” has been revealed, and it’s a star-studded affair! “Stardust” is the film adaptation of the Neil Gaiman novel.

Dana Reeve, 44, who came to national attention as she supported her husband Christopher Reeve during his paralysis, has died of lung cancer.

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Geek movies took a back seat at the Oscars Sunday night.

Hayden Christensen has won a Razzie!

Another “Saw” is coming to theaters this Halloween!

�V for Vendetta� director James McTeigue wants to tackle another Alan Moore work � �Watchmen.�

The week’s news in fun, byte-sized chunks: Charmed, Supergirl, Takei, and much more!

�How William Shatner Changed the World,� airing on the History Channel on March 12, explores how the sci-fi inventions in the original �Star Trek� series have influenced modern technology.

Dream of taking over the criminal underworld of London? Of course, you do! Sony is making that dream possible through its upcoming PSP game “Gangs of London.”

NYC’s first Comic-Con was a bit hit. Probably too big a hit, as thousand of geeks were turned away because of overcrowding. But for those who made it inside, it was quite a show.

Geeks of Doom takes a look at the DVD for “A History of Violence.”