Some announced films:

Pirates of the Caribbean 2 Walt Disney Studios USA Walt Disney Pictures

Charlie and the Chocolate Factory Warner Bros. London, England, UK Warner Bros.

X-Men 3 20th Century Fox Film Corporation USA 20th Century Fox

Superman Warner Bros. Los Angeles, California, USA Warner Bros.

Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix Warner Bros. USA Warner Bros.

Tripoli

Kingdom of Heaven January 2004 20th Century Fox Pictures Morocco Twentieth Century Fox Film Corp.

Die Hard 4: Die Hardest 20th Century Fox Film Corporation USA Cheyenne Enterprises

The Rum Diary USA FilmEngine

King Kong Universal Pictures Auckland, North Island, New Zealand Universal Pictures

Bond 21 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Distributing Corporation (MGM) London, England, UK Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

Inglorious Bastards Miramax Films USA A Band Apart

Halloween 9 Buena Vista International USA Trancas International Films Inc.

Hannibal Columbia Pictures USA Revolution Studios

The Secret Life of Walter Mitty DreamWorks Distribution LLC USA Paramount Pictures

War Magician Paramount Pictures USA Cruise-Wagner Productions

XXX2 Columbia Pictures USA Revolution Studios

Ils se marièrent et eurent beaucoup d'enfants October 2003 Marrakech, Morocco

Meet the Fockers March 2004 Universal Pictures USA Tribeca Productions

Untitled Will Ferrell Soccer Comedy Universal Pictures USA Mosaic Media Group

Zorro 2 Columbia Pictures USA Columbia Pictures Corporation

Some films that have commenced principal photography:

Alien Vs. Predator 24 October 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Prague, Czech Republic Stillking

Shrek 2 30 May 2003 DreamWorks Distribution LLC USA DreamWorks SKG

Alexander 24 September 2003 Warner Bros. England, UK Warner Bros.

The Family Guy Movie 20th Century Fox Pictures USA 20th Century Fox

Bridget Jones: The Edge of Reason 6 October 2003 Miramax Films Borough Market, London, England, UK Little Bird Ltd.

The Aviator 7 July 2003 Miramax Films Los Angeles, California, USA Initial Entertainment Group (IEG)

Garfield 10 March 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Los Angeles, California, USA Davis Entertainment

The Terminal 1 October 2003 DreamWorks Distribution LLC Los Angeles, California, USA DreamWorks SKG

Blade: Trinity 23 September 2003 New Line Cinema Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada New Line Cinema

Catwoman 29 September 2003 Warner Bros. Lions Gate Film Studios, Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Warner Bros.

The Incredibles 15 April 2002 Buena Vista Pictures USA Walt Disney Pictures

The Brothers Grimm 30 June 2003 Dimension Films Ledec nad Sázavou, Czech Republic Dimension Films

Constantine 9 October 2003 Warner Bros. Los Angeles, California, USA Warner Bros.

The Life Aquatic 15 September 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Cinecittà, Rome, Lazio, Italy Touchstone Pictures

Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events November 2003 Paramount Pictures Los Angeles, California, USA Nickelodeon Movies

Collateral 13 October 2003 DreamWorks Distribution LLC Los Angeles, California, USA Paramount Pictures

The Village 14 October 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Gatlinburg, Tennessee, USA Touchstone Pictures

Shark Tale 6 June 2002 DreamWorks Distribution LLC Los Angeles, California, USA DreamWorks SKG

The Lion King 1 1/2 Buena Vista Home Video (BVHV) USA Walt Disney Television Animation

Into the Blue 15 October 2003 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Cayman Islands Mandalay Pictures

The Phantom of the Opera 15 September 2003 Warner Bros. London, England, UK Really Useful Films

Cursed 21 March 2003 Dimension Films Los Angeles, California, USA Craven-Maddalena Films

Dodgeball: The Movie 25 September 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Las Vegas, Nevada, USA Red Hour Films

National Treasure 22 September 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Los Angeles, California, USA Jerry Bruckheimer Films

Shopgirl 13 October 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Los Angeles, California, USA Hyde Park Entertainment

Robots 24 March 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation USA Blue Sky Studios

Exorcist: The Beginning 11 November 2002 Warner Bros. Morocco Morgan Creek Productions

Some films in post-production:

Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban 17 February 2003 Warner Bros. Alnwick Castle, Alnwick, Northumberland, England, UK Warner Bros.

Troy 22 April 2003 Warner Bros. UK Warner Bros.

Star Wars: Episode III 30 June 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation Australia Lucasfilm Ltd.

Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed 14 April 2003 Warner Bros. England, UK Warner Bros.

Spider-Man II 12 April 2003 Columbia Pictures Chicago, Illinois, USA Sony Pictures Entertainment

Resident Evil: Apocalypse 6 August 2003 Columbia Pictures Hamilton, Ontario, Canada Constantin Film Produktion GmbH

Around the World in 80 Days 13 March 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Babelsberg, Potsdam, Brandenburg, Germany Walden Media

The Punisher 2 August 2003 Artisan Entertainment Florida, USA Artisan Entertainment

Starsky & Hutch 9 April 2003 Dimension Films Downtown, Los Angeles, California, USA Dimension Films

The Polar Express 21 March 2003 Castle Rock Entertainment Los Angeles, California, USA Warner Bros.

King Arthur 23 June 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Ballymore Eustace, County Kildare, Ireland Jerry Bruckheimer Films

Dawn of the Dead 16 June 2003 Universal Pictures Ashbridge's Bay, Toronto, Ontario, Canada New Amsterdam Entertainment Inc.

The Stepford Wives 18 June 2003 Paramount Pictures Fairfield County, Connecticut, USA Paramount Pictures

The Chronicles of Riddick 9 June 2003 Universal Pictures Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada Radar Pictures Inc.

The Ladykillers 23 June 2003 Buena Vista Pictures Los Angeles, California, USA Touchstone Pictures

Wimbledon 26 June 2003 Universal Pictures London, England, UK Working Title Films

Secret Window 14 July 2003 Columbia Pictures Bromont Sur Le Lac, Québec, Canada Columbia Pictures Corporation

Barbershop 2 21 July 2003 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) Chicago, Illinois, USA Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM)

The Crow: Wicked Prayer 31 August 2003 Dimension Films Capetown, South Africa Edward R. Pressman Film Corporation

I, Robot 5 May 2003 20th Century Fox Film Corporation New Westminster, British Columbia, Canada Davis Entertainment

Thumbsucker 9 July 2003 Beaverton, Oregon, USA Bull's Eye Entertainment

Untitled Woody Allen Fall Project 22 September 2003 Fox Searchlight Pictures New York City, New York, USA Fox Searchlight Pictures

Starship Troopers 2: Hero of the Federation 15 May 2003 Screen Gems Inc. Santa Clarita, California, USA Startroop Pictures Inc.

The Thunderbirds Universal Pictures London, England, UK Tracy Films Ltd.

Laws of Attraction 16 June 2003 New Line Cinema Dublin, County Dublin, Ireland Initial Entertainment Group (IEG)

The Machinist Sogedasa S.A. Barcelona, Cataluña, Spain Castelao Producciones S.A.

Eidos has released a demo for Deus Ex 2: Invisible War, offering you a chance to play this upcoming first-person action RPG sequel in the works at Ion Storm Austin. The game will be in stores across North America for PC and Xbox on December 3rd.

Download the demo here

Personally, the first Deus EX was one of my favorite PC game.

Visit the official website here

Version 1.00 RC1 is out.

There are too many changes to list all. Player engine is rewritten from scratch.

It should be much more stable now, extensible, it will be easier to add new features and it also support plugins.

Not all planned features for version 1.00 are in this release, that's why RC1, but they will be added in next days/weeks.

Main Features:

Display subtitles - Support custom subtitles position, color, font, transparency,... Supported formats: MicroDVD, Subviewer, SubRip

Fully skinnable - Any shape, transparent skins...

Resizable movie window

Multilingual

Drag & drop support

Command line support

Pan-scan and custom pan-scan option

Custom aspect ratios

Playlist support

Resolution changing

Frame capture

AVI files with more than 2 audio streams supported (multilanguage)

Support for OGM files, including more then 2 audio/video tracks, supports embeded subtitles/chapters

External audio file supported

S/PDIF output supported for AC3 files (with Intervideo audio decoder)

INI files

Remote control support - WinLIRC

Bookmarks

Simple equalizer (DirectX 8 required)

Playback rate (1/2x, 1x, 2x) and custom

and lots of other features not listed here, try it out.

Download it > here

While Sony's Corporate Strategy Meeting in New York, Ken Kutaragi unveiled his vision of the company's entertainment future. A vision which included our first glimpse of Sony's design plans for their upcoming PSP handheld console.

PSP handheld console is an all-in-one handheld game system that includes a digital music and video player and could even act as mobile telephone. The PSP? promised versatility and processing prowess will make it a hard contender against the GBA, Nokia N-Gage and Apple iPod.

The PSP concept presented by Kutaragi has a letterbox 16:9 LCD screen that is 4.5 inches in diameter, a directional pad, and 4 traditional Playstation buttons all flush with the unit front. Instead of using ROM cartridges like the GBA, the PSP will use 1.8GB, 60mm-wide Universal Media Discs.

While keeping in mind that the plans are purely a concept design and therefore, by no means the final product design, it is certain that the screen will maintain its dominant position on the PSP's surface, making it the most impressive as well as powerful, handheld video game console, or so it will be once it is launched in a year's time.

Here is the lowdown on the PSP including its hardware specs and a photo of the prototype.

UMD (Universal Media Disc)

60mm

Laser Diode:660nm

Dual Layer :1.8GB

Transfer Rate:11Mbps

Shock Proof

Secure ROM by AES

Unique Disc ID

PSP CPU CORE

MIPS R4000 32bit Core

128bit Bus

1 - 333MHz @ 1.2V

Main Memory :8MB(eDRAM)

Bus Bandwidth :2.6GB/sec

I-Cache, D-Cache

FPU, VFPU (Vector Unit) @ 2.6GFlops

3D-CG Extended Instructions

PSP Media Engine

MIPS R4000 32bit Core

128bit Bus

1 - 333MHz @ 1.2V

Sub Memory:2MB(eDRAM) @ 2.6GB/sec

I-Cache, D-Cache

90nm CMOS

PSP Graphics Core 1

3D Curved Surface + 3D Polygon

Compressed Texture

Hardware Clipping, Morphing, Bone(8)

Hardware Tessellator

Bezier, B-Spline(NURBS)

ex 4x4, 16x16, 64x64 sub-division

PSP Graphics Core 2

'Rendering Engine' + 'Surface Engine'

256bit Bus, 1-166 MHz @ 1.2V

VRAM :2MB(eDRAM)

Bus Bandwidth :5.3GB/sec

Pixel Fill Rate :664 M pixels/sec

max 33 M polygon /sec(T&L)

24bit Full Color:RGBA

PSP Sound Core: VME

Reconfigurable DSPs

128bit Bus

166MHz @1.2V

5 Giga Operations /sec

CODEC

3D Sound, Multi-Channel

Synthesizer, Effecter, etc

AVC Decoder

AVC(H.264) Decoder

Main Profile

Baseline Profile

@Level1,Level2,Level3

2Hours(High Quality) - DVD movie

4Hours(Standard Quality) - CS Digital

I/O

USB 2.0

Memory Stick

Extension Port(reserved)

Stereo Head phone Out

Communication

Wireless LAN (i802.11)

IrDA

USB 2.0

Introducing Windows Media Player 9 for Mac OS X. Sporting a new brushed steel skin for Apple's newest operating system, this new version of our player opens the world of Windows Media 9 content to Macintosh users, enabling them to access the best audio and video on the Web. New plug-in support added for Internet Explorer, Netscape and Safari enables playback of Windows Media files right from the browser.

New world of content

Windows Media is the fastest growing media format on the Web, and Windows Media Player for Mac is the way to experience this great content. Visit WindowsMedia.com to get started.

Optimized for Mac

Windows Media Player for Mac has been designed specifically for the Macintosh platform. The release sports a new, easy-to-use design and enables users to directly access the best content on WindowsMedia.com. In addition to the default look and feel, there are three additional "skins", which includes a mini-skin for audio-only.

Support for Digital Rights Management

Plays secure content protected with Microsoft Windows Media Rights Manager version 1.3.

Windows Media Playback Details

Support for local and streamed playback of Windows Media files

ASX version 1.0, 2.0, and 3.0 parsing

UDP, TCP/IP, HTTP and multicast streaming

Protocol automatic ordering and rollover

Multiple bit rates

Intelligent streaming

Logging

Producer file support

Server Side play list

Favorites

Closed captioning

HTTP basic authentication

Limited Windows Media Download (WMD) support (will not display ICP skin - only playback of audio/video)

Comprehensive List of Codecs Supported Audio:

Windows Media Audio Decode (Format Tag: WMA2 = 353, WMA1=352)

Decodes all CBR profiles from 5kbps to 192kbps, 8kHz to 48kHz, mono and stereo

Decodes all v9 CBR profiles, from 5kbps to 320kbps, 8kHz to 48kHz, mono and stereo

Decodes all quality based, bit rate based and peak constrained VBR profiles

Supports WMA v1 and WMA v2 bit streams

Decodes WMV v9 Pro downsampled to stereo

Windows Media Audio Pro Decode

5.1 discrete to stereo fold down only

Windows Media Audio Lossless Decode

Windows Media Audio Voice Decode (Format Tag: 10)

Decodes all CBR profiles from 4kbps to 20kbps, 8kHz to 22kHz, mono

Supports Speech mode, Music Mode and post-filtering

G.726

Video:

Windows Media Video Decode (4CC: WMV7, WMV8, WMV9)

Decodes content encoded with WMV v7 and v8

Decodes content encoded with WMV v9

Decodes WMV v9 1p/2p CBR/VBR

Windows Media Video Image (4CC: WMVP)

Decodes CBR/VBR content

MS MPEG-4 Decode (4CC: MP42, MP43)

Decodes content encoded with MS MPEG-4 v2 and MS MPEG-4 v3

ISO MPEG-4 Decode (4CC: MP4S)

Decodes ISO MPEG-4 v1.0 (subset of simple profile)

Windows Media Video Screen v7

I'm coming back to Wass'Up Team after only few months alone. I expected to leave for years, but I'm too impatient.

Anyway I'm again a Wass'Up Team member. Expect more movie and video productions, and finally an updated website (wait a week or more) !

Long life to Wass'Up Team. See you on screen !

StepMania is capable of playing many game types. Currently, it supports games similar to Dance Dance Revolution, Pump It Up, EZ 2 Dancer, and Para Para Paradise. In the future, it will support games similar to BeatMania, Guitar Freaks, DrumMania, and more.

The games played by StepMania are rhythm games. Notes scroll up from the bottom of the screen, and the player must hit the corresponding button on the controller in time to the. All games can be played using the keyboard, but the real fun comes when using specially designed controllers, like a dance pad or hand sensors.

Minimum requirements:

* Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows 2000, or Windows XP and Mac OS X and Linux

* Pentium II, Pentium III, Celeron, Athlon, or compatible processor, 266MHz minimum (400 MHz recommended)

* 64 MB of RAM

* Video card that supports High Color (16-bit color) and has 16MB video RAM

* Video card with OpenGL drivers

* DirectX 8.1 compatible sound card with drivers

* DivX 5 video codec for movie visualizations (www.divx.com)

You can control with a keyboard, a pad or a dance mat (the console dance mat are usable when using a PC adaptator)

The dance simulator StepMania has been updated to version 3.9 alpha 8.

Download the Stepnmania dance simulator here

Visit their websites here

and Dance !

(If you have troubles to install it, follow the well written "Get Started Guide" here)

Really I don't know.

But personally I just like the way the woman's face is pixelated in the video clip of "This Picture". Not the common way you see everywhere. They used typical digital video pixelisation which happens during bad compression of the stream. And as I'm an editor, I like too the shuttle the singer uses to scan the woman at the end of the clip. ;)

To search only for high resolution images (minimum 800x600) using Google, just click below

http://images.google.com/images?as_q=onickz&imgsz=xxlarge&safe=off&filter=0

Then replace "onickz" by your query and enjoy the pics !

If you want to seach for any size, do the same with the url below

http://images.google.com/images?as_q=onickz&safe=off&filter=0

Tangotime.com's Photo Vote Community

The Internet's Largest Photo Vote Site For 'Body Parts'

You watch, you vote. Funny and sexy (erotic only).

If you want to rate girls, click here

If you want to rate boys, click here

Hoping to lure a Predator clan to Antarctica using Alien eggs, a rogue team of scientists are caught in an intergalactic war between the two extremely violent species.