The highly anticipated Trigger Street Production FANBOYS to have exclusive screening during Comic Con. FINALLY! NEW YORK, NY (July 21, 2008) – Trigger Street Productions and The Weinstein Company (TWC) announced today that the highly anticipated film “Fanboys” will have an exclusive screening of the film during this year’s Comic-Con International Convention. Tickets will be given away to the first 300 people in line at the Lucasfilm’s 7th Annual Star Wars Fan Movie Challenge Awards, held on July 24th at 8:30pm in Ballroom 20 at the San Diego Convention Center. During the Awards Ceremony director Kyle Newman will introduce select footage from the film, providing fans a sneak peak of the full-length feature to be shown at 10:30pm that same evening.

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WALL-E comes in big at the box office as Coldplay strikes it rich in iTunes and on the record charts with their newest album "Viva La Vida", but things aren't all rosy, questions loom out west as SAG negotiations go into the 10th inning and most importantly, the question of the hour: will Episode 50 be the final podcast??

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George Michael disappoints 10 people and retires as Evan gets suited up for Smurfs, Daniel Craig has a hangnail, the SAG deadline approaches and sad news surrounds Hollywood with the passing of Tim Russert and George Carlin, Paul Newman's grim diagnosis and the death of another stuntman.

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Spike Lee gets after Dirty Harry as Uwe Boll emulates Don King, Cash Warren cashes in, Leo likes Atari, SAG is set to strike, Tom Hanks runs in Rome, and Kung Fu Panda messes with the Zohan.

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Universal feels the heat as Sharon Stone gets an invite to hell, Tatum O’Neal researches the rock, Evan attends the Sex and the City premier, The Commies blame Lucas and Spielberg, Uwe Boll releases a rallying cry and the great Sydney Pollack passes away.

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If you’ve been on the site recently you’ve probably seen the new ad’s for something called The Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay. The Relay is a collaborative film competition where you determine the second and third acts of a three act short. It is an opportunity for writers everywhere to show what they’re made of, it’s like the scholarship you should have applied for in high school, only there are no essays or GPA’s here, this time you’re judged on something you love doing: storytelling. The Video Relay is a chance for anyone and everyone to continue what “Fanboys” director Kyle Newman started. Here’s how it works: First, watch the first act of the Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay directed by Kyle; Second, register on UltimateVideoRelay.com via TriggerStreet.com (if you haven’t already): Third, submit your screenplay. Once you become registered, and your screenplay has been submitted, you will randomly be “served” the submitted scripts of other contestants on which you vote. For those that are active on TS.com, this should sound familiar. At the end of the voting period for each of the two acts, the six best scripts (twelve total) from each are chosen as finalists. Even if you don’t win the overall competition, if your script is chosen as a finalist, you’ll still be awarded a Top-of-the-line Falcon DRX Laptop Computer, Windows Vista Ultimate, Pinnacle Studio Software and a Sony HDR-SR11 Handycam. These finalists will then use their prize packages to produce their own version of the Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay’s second act. Keep in mind, even if it doesn’t work out the first time, you still have a second chance to do so once the application period for the third act opens near the end of July. And if you’re a TriggerStreet.com member, registering is fast and easy. As if things couldn’t get better, one lucky registrant will even have the opportunity to win the above prize package just for voting. So here’s the real question: why not? How long would it take you to write a 2-6 minute second act? You have the beginning; you get the idea, now run with it. Besides, do you know what the Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay really is? It’s a chance for 13 people from the Trigger Street community and beyond to walk away with a decked out computer, all the software you need, and a camera too. Questions? No? Then start writing, because submissions for the second act are due by June 2nd.

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SAG goes back to the table as Michael Moore aims for Bush, George Lucas ponders Indy 5, Stride chewing gum looks to oust Uwe Boll, The New Kids on the Block attempt a comeback, Gay marriage is a go in California and Anthony Pellicano's past plays catch-up.

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Omelet’s Steve Amato joins the party as Iron Man dominates again, Warner Brothers cleans house, the Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay kicks off, David Chase inks a new deal, Evan gets introduced to Foxy Brown, and R. Kelly puts the pee in porn.

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Iron Man blows past the century mark as SAG negotiations slow to a crawl, iTunes offers “day and date”, the Emmys look to the web for help, Billy Zane and Uwe Boll prepare for battle, and apparently John Rich won't accept your hundred dollar bills.

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SAG is on the clock while the Grizzlies get restless, a Hell’s Angel raises hell, another Bond car bites it, Baby Mama pops out a number one flick, Jimmy Fallon looks towards late night and Wesley Snipes lets us know how 'bad' he really is.

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