NFL fans have been waiting for Thursday night for what seems like an eternity. The Saints and Colts open the regular season. The game -- it doesn't get much better than Peyton Manning vs. Drew Brees -- is on NBC at 7:30 p.m.
On a side note, it seems Giants running back Brandon Jacobs have given the Cowboys some ammunition for their Sunday matchup at Texas Stadium.
Halle Berry has told Access Hollywood that she's three months pregnant. The 41-year-old actress identified the father as her boyfriend, model Gabriel Aubry.
"Gabriel and I are beyond excited, and I've waited a long time for this moment in life. Now the next seven months will be the longest of my life!" Berry wrote in an e-mail.
Michael Keaton, you are 56 today. Unlike Harrison Ford, Bruce Willis and Sylvester Stallone, you won't be able to revisit your finest action role. Why? Because nobody wants to see a saggy, wrinkled, pasty man in a Batsuit. But perhaps you could do a sequel to The Paper, a movie that made me want to become a journalist just so I could stand in a newsroom and shout obscenities at co-workers. [Stops typing to shout obscenities at co-workers.] Yep, Keaties, we love ya. Happy birfday.
Oh, and you too, Rose McGowan (please don't shoot me with your leg!), Dweezil Zappa (I'll either get you a weasel or an easel) and Raquel Welch (cougar-licious!).
The Apple iPod Nano was upgraded and now has video. It also looks like a small version of the video iPod. The new iPodtouch looks like the iPhone and has WiFi and the ability to download songs. Check them out.
Captain America: The Chosen #1 (of 6): No, Captain America isn't coming back to life already. But he is starring in this out-of-continuity tale penned by novelist David Morrell, the creator of Rambo.
Sentences: The Life of M.F. Grimm: I'd never heard of rapper M.F. Grimm until I heard about this autobiographical graphic novel. Anybody know this guy's music? Am I missing something here?
She-Hulk #21: This is the final issue written by Fanboy favorite Dan Slott, who's been with this series since its beginning. Pardon me while I stand up and clap slowly, with a tear trickling down my cheek.
Buffy the Vampire Slayer Season 8 #6: Another Fanboy favorite, Brian K. Vaughan, takes over this series from its creator, Joss Whedon, for an arc focusing on fugitive slayer Faith.
The Pro: Because you demanded it -- it was you, right? -- Garth Ennis' story of the world's first prostitute superhero has been reprinted in a paperback edition.
Ms. Marvel #19: Click this link to see the hands-down best cover of the week, courtesy of Greg Horn. Me-ow!
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