*A new start up company has embedded a basketball with a chip. This allows the player to track their shooting progress, just so long as they have a court enabled with similar sensors. The info is then sent to your Android phone. More on this story, thanks to Tim Hornyak at news.cnet.com, can be found here: You Got Game?...Prove it with Electronic Basketball...
* More Star Wars news: Billy Dee Williams, or Lando Calrissian to fans, hasn't decided if he will be back for the next film, set in a galaxy far, far away. More on that, courtesy of Rich Drees at FilmBuffOnline, here: Lando Joining Luke, Leia, and Hans?
TV *The popular Sherlock TV show will be coming back for a fourth season. Benedict Cumberbatch, who plays Sherlock, has been busy lately. He will star in The Hobbit: The Desolation Of Smaug,as Smaug, out on December 13. He is also the villain in Star Trek Into Darkness, out May 17th. More on the Sherlock news, thanks to Ali Plumb at EmpireOnline.com, right here: Fourth Season of Sherlock coming...
More of his work can be viewed and purchased here: Dylan Fox Photography ART NEWS: * George Lucas wants to invest 300 Million, of his own money, into a new museum in San Francisco. Check out the full story, thanks to the Associated Press at news.yahoo.com, right here: Lucas proposes 300 Million SF Museum...
* Temple Run: OZ is now in the Google Play store, and if you like the Temple Run series, this may be your favorite one. Check it out, courtesy of Cody Toombs at AndroidPolice, right here: Temple Run: OZ...
* On the heels of Kristen Wiig signing on for Anchorman 2, Harrison Ford has now been confirmed to appear in the upcoming comedy. More on that story, thanks to Tatiana Siegel at HollywoodReporter, right here: Harrison Ford Signs on for Anchorman 2...
You can find more of Craig's work, for purchase, here: Robbie Craig Art
ART NEWS: * A Greek heiress is fighting a legal
battle in Switzerland to determine what has become of a
collection of Picasso, Van Gogh, Renoir, Monet, Cezanne and
Degas art. She says the stolen pieces should be part of her inheritance. More on this story, thanks to Catherine Hickley, right here: Greek Heiress Sues After Famous Paintings Go Missing...
