Yet another photo has been leaked from the Pittsburgh set of The Dark Knight Rises , but this one shouldn't come as a surprise to those who believed that there was more to Marion Cotillard’s character Miranda Tate than first met the eye. The image seems to confirm suspicions that she may in fact be playing Talia Al Ghul in Christopher Nolan’s third and final Batman epic and that her other role is a cover-up to gain Bruce Wayne’s trust.

We know Mad Men 's Don Draper can be a bit of a bad boy, but did he really cause Frank Darabont to leave The Walking Dead ? That's the claim made by the Los Angeles Times , which cites a new $10m-a-season contract AMC brokered with Mad Men creator Matthew Weiner as the cause of Darabont's departure. According to the newspaper, the Mad Men deal left a shortfall in funding for other high-profile AMC shows, including The Walking Dead and Breaking Bad .

After last weeks The Dark Knight Rises bootleg now it looks like another bootleg of a hotly anticipated comic book film has hit the internet. The teaser to The Avengers, which is going to play before Captain America, is out and kind of cool looking, at least from what little I could see, quality is pretty shoddy and will probably be pulled down sooner than later……. I’ll post the official one as soon as it’s out…..

First official photo of Henry Cavill as Superman in Zach Snyder’s Man of Steel is out. Right off the bat I’ve never been a big fan of Superman in general but being a child and growing up with the Christopher Reeve’s films, it was kind of hard to escape

NASA scientists say they have found what could be the first evidence of flowing water on the surface of Mars. Recent images broadcast from the surface from NASA's Reconnaissance Orbiter probe show dark, finger-like features that appear to extend down the slope of a crater on the surface of Mars. The features ...

Music video by Justin Bieber performing U Smile. (C) 2010 The Island Def Jam Music Group

Music video by Justin Bieber performing Baby.

Exclusive music video from the film Justin Bieber: Never Say Never. In theaters February 11th

Back in September, Science News & Views discussed the retraction of the original 1998 article by Wakefield et al. that linked autism to the MMR vaccine and how despite the overwhelming evidence to the contrary, this article managed over the next decade to instill a fear in parents causing them to turn away from standard vaccinations. After the article was retracted and the medical license of Andrew Wakefield, the main researcher behind the study, was revoked, a United Kingdom journalist, Brian Deer, continued the investigation.