Some Stuff: Tuesday, August 18, 2009

On this date in 1969, Woodstock concluded with a performance by Jimi Hendrix.

A while back, we heard that BRIAN AUSTIN GREEN would be appearing in a few episodes of "Smallville" this season. He'll be playing Metallo . . . a man who's been fitted with a "heart of kryptonite." Check our blog for photo.

The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader is actually in-production at 20th Century Fox. Disney dumped the Chronicles of Narnia franchise last year after Prince Caspian performed poorly, mainly due to marketing problems since that movie and The Lion, the Witch and the Wardrobe were disconnected in setting and tone, among other things. Fox stepped up and now they're shelling out millions to get it made.

BRUCE WILLIS says that he, SYLVESTER STALLONE and ARNOLD SCHWARZENEGGER will unite for a cameo in Stallone's upcoming action flick, "The Expendables". Willis says, quote, "I don't know anything about [my character] yet, haven't seen any pages yet. But I'm excited about it." The cast of course also includes Jason Statham, Jet Li, Dolph Lundgren, Eric Roberts, "Stone Cold" Steve Austin, Randy "The Natural" Couture and Mickey Rourke.

Dutch researchers have created a new Swine Flu video game that challenges players to control the pandemic. The free game can be played online at www.thegreatflu.com. The game is simple as players pick a flu strain before setting up surveillance systems, stockpiling antivirals and vaccines, and closing schools and airports. The game keeps track of how many people have died and become infected.

Fujifilm Canada’s imaging products division, recently showed off the FinePix W1 REAL 3D, the world’s first 3D digital camera, which will arrive in Canadian stores on Oct. 1.

The world's first 3D-Photo camera to cost $700 bucks, $500 bucks for special monitor, no 3D output to computer, prints cost $10 bucks and they have to be processed in Japan. But hey, 3D