Looking for another great action packed movie from Nicolas Cage? Well the 40+ year old actor who has 7 movies coming out next year, decided to give us "Bangkok Dangerous." Plot: A hitman who's in Bangkok to pull off a series of jobs falls for a local woman and bonds with his errand boy. The movie comes out September 5th.

This December comes another possible blockbuster from Keanu Reeves, called "The Day the Earth Stands Still", a remake of of the 1951 classic sci-fi film about an alien visitor and his giant robot counterpart who visit Earth. The beautiful Jennifer Connelly also stars in this film.

A very close friend of mine [Joey Nielson] told me about a small clothing company he is working for to help market and sell their wares. Tattooed Lady's pitch:

"Tattooed Lady" brings Men & Women clothing inspired by traditional tattoo designs and Punk Rock music. If you're sick of the same 'ol shit the rest of the crowd's wearing then "Tattooed Lady" has what you need! If you're into Punk Rock, Psycho-billy, tattoos,vintage bikes, choppers, Hot Rods and pin-ups, then check out what "Tattooed Lady" has for you.

If you ask the normal consumer the first websites that come to mind when you say the word "internet", they'll normally shout out "yahoo, google, myspace, youtube, facebook, ebay, etc". If you're doing an interview of a new candidate, you're reviewing their resume and it shows "computer experience" as "word, excel, outlook, etc". Unfortunately for the normal consumer and the corporate executive, technology is passing them by. It's flying so fast, they don't even see it. Enter Mr Michael Arrington, the spokesman for the "Internet" form of business.

Great online entertainment pops up everywhere, everyday, but did you know about AniBoom.com, the YouTube'ish look website with content centered on animation? I decided to try it out and I was very pleased with the website. Below is a funny short video I'm sure you'll enjoy:

Many people ask why Facebook and MySpace are valued so high financially, even though they really haven't made any profits yet. Also, normal consumers flock to their sites like ants to a cheese-puff, but don't consider the business side of the website's attraction, who cares right?

During my 2 week vacation in SoCal, I had the opportunity to see if my best friend's computer illiterate wife, Jen, could learn how to download mp3's using YouTube. It wasn't an easy task, but the fact that she learned gives me hope for others to learn too.

SyncTV is another website that offers video streaming and downloads of TV programming. SyncTV, created by Pioneer Electronics, offers abilities with their software that no else does. The most interesting feature is the ability to play the DVD-quality content on up to five devices in the home, and up to 10 different portable devices. With news of this ability from SyncTV last November, also stated that components that would offer compatibility with their software would be offered this year.

Diamonds are about as rare as a pair of Converse shoes at your local Sears department stores.

In this particular article, you may get a little pissed off with some of the content I decided to turn up from the past that you didn't know about. It's my goal to open your eyes and to get your blood boiling.

 Believe it or not, since 1991, technology for electric cars was being envisioned and at the time, it was also feasible, even with limited technology back then. In this Phoenix News Times article, shows the same vision we have today, that was viewed over 17 years ago. I recommend reading it before continuing on with this article. Imagine if for the last 17 years we worked on improving the "electric car" concept back then, we'd all be driving one today.

              “Electric cars are your driving future.”

Today, the only stories you read about in the automotive industry is their struggle with sales. US auto makers are falling to a fate they created. Their stubbornness  has stopped their growth and the Asian market plans to up one on the US with innovation into the electric age.

 “The point he is making is that internal combustion technology has not advanced in the slightest since 1927.”

 News of future EV's [Electric Vehicles] coming won't hit our markets until at least next year. Mitsubishi is introducing a new EV automobile to the Japanese market and skipping the US. Our government needs to provide incentives to automakers and consumers to buy and sell Evs. Only then will you see this divine plan come to life. To do that, we have as Americans have to lobby our politicians to do just that.