Intergalactic Hot or Not: Space.com now allows you to see—and rate—pictures taken by the Hubble Telescope.

Big in Japan: Are we ready for a live-action Gigantor movie? Sure! Check out the Japanese Trailer and make your Talkback comment at Ain’t It Cool.

Rarest of the Rare: Now you can buy a prototype of Atari’s never-produced holographic handheld—for just under $19,000 on eBay. (Note: It doesn’t work.)

Millionaire started drawing Drinky Crow in 1994 when he was living on a friends couch in between drinking it up. A bartender had offered him some drinks to do some comics, an arrangement he gladly accepted. Then he started doing comics for ‘zines, which were noticed by an editor at the New York Press, who offered him a weekly gig. Since then, Millionaire has had collections published by Fantagraphics and Dark Horse, had cartoons on Saturday Night Live, has won several Eisner Awards, and even has his own line of toys and assorted merchandise through Critterbox and Dark Horse.

Tomorrow, we’ll have a web-exclusive interview with Millionaire. Until then, visit maakies.com for more info.

Quicksilver (quick-launch application)

RadioLover (records internet radio streams as separate MP3 files to load up your iPod)

Delicious Library (media cataloging software)

Acquisition X (P2P application without any spyware or adware.)

The Godfather Part IV: Bill Gates allegedly threatens Denmark to do as it’s told. Yes, Denmark!

First Amendment? Think Different! The Electronic Frontier Foundation is joining the fight against Apple Computer’s efforts to uncover reporters’ sources.

Missing Halo: The Fifth Annual Game Developers Choice awards nominees were announced, and Halo 2 gets fragged.

When Merrill Lynch Speaks…: A few people still listen. A Merrill Lynch analyst forecasts an Apple/Sony partnership while the company raised its target price for Apple.

Saw: “It’s a good concept—two guys wake up in this laboratory from hell,” Kim said. “It’s so layered with so many ridiculous moments, that it’s not scary. I think a lot of it was intended to be funny.” She liked the lively commentary track, “but the rest of the disc is not so great.”

Donnie Darko Director’s Cut: “The directors cut spells it out too much,” Kim said. With a little over 20 minutes added in, the new version reveals too much about its mysterious plot, according to Kim. She also wasn’t very excited about the extra features.

Justice League Unlimited: Saving the World: “What I liked about it is that it’s super cheap,” Kim said. The episodes are pretty good, but there are only three. “You might want to wait until there’s a better edition out,” she said. (Here’s a review of Justice League: The Brave and the Bold.)

Although Kevin hasn’t tried it himself, he did see it being done at Macworld. However, he has used iBooks—with very similar specs to the mini—and those indeed dropped frames with DV.

Smoking Baby! (Remember: Real babies shouldn’t smoke!)

Real Swedish Moose Poop! (Suitable for wearing as a necklace.)

True Life Story of Devil Witch Sister (She was a hooker at age 13!)

Monkey’s Paw (Beware: It’s evil!)