Superman News

OK, I am crushing this emerging meme before it spreads any further. Here is Christopher Orr from The New Republic : I was not a fan of the Kill Bill movies, but I did appreciate one scene, near the end of KB2, that displayed the genius for pop banter that had characterized Quentin Tarantino's earlier films.

Former "Superman" Christopher Reeve, of Princeton, was inducted into the New Jersey Hall of Fame, Gov.

The newest inductees into New Jersey's Hall of Fame include late 'Superman' actor Christopher Reeve, Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band and New York Giants owner Wellington Mara.

Should you find yourself in need of some post-pub giggles this evening, you could do worse than watch Jaws: the Revenge on ITV1 .

If he had superhero powers, he would have been able to fly off, but a man was taken away by police after he climbed a statue in Union Square Park dressed as Superman.

The life of a celebrity seems perfect on the outside, but we continue to see that this is ultimately false.

Bart Simpson and his family have joined Barbie on a list of dolls to be banned by the Iranian government.

Simply put Chronicle is one of the coolest flicks out there. In fact, the only thing yours truly kept saying after the 83 minutes concluded was, "That was so F'ing cool." And that's the quote that got passed along to the studio when they inquired after the screening.

That's pretty much where things were in 1985, when Josh Trank and Max Landis, the filmmaking team behind "Chronicle" - a self-consciously minimalist superhero film, set for release on Friday by 20th Century Fox - were born.

"Can you read my mind?" Margot Kidder whispers in her head to Christopher Reeve during one of cinema's cheesiest sequences.

It is a sad but inescapable fact that the last time we saw Mr. Gene Hackman on a movie screen was in the flaccid 2004 farce called Welcome to Mooseport .

Hey folks, Harry here... had a busy morning & afternoon plotting some future awesome for AICN and checking out a film that I can't quite talk about at the moment, but I came home to an interesting email from a reader I'll refer to as The Keymaster.

Thirty years ago, audiences of all ages embraced a disco flick with dark undertones, earning Saturday Night Fever a permanent place in pop culture.

Zack Snyder's Man of Steel has added another famous character from the Superman mythos to the production, albeit in a younger form than fans might have been expecting.

As one of the most famous and most visited places in the world, it's only natural that the motion picture industry has been drawn to Niagara Falls a number of times.

America has lost an integral element of society, its heroes. Icons who were strong, relentless, dependable and good.

Time for your daily ride on the strugglebus to your ever-loving Meme Machine. We folks here at Mashable do love a good laugh, and thankfully our comedy is sustained by our constant obsessing over the Internet.