Here's what went down today in the world of videogames, popualr culture and technology:

• Will The Beatles star in a new videogame?
• The full track-list for Activision's Guitar Hero: Aerosmith has been released.
• We played zombie game Left 4 Dead. Here's what it's like.
• We also checked out the EA Sports lineup.
• We were able to check out Warhammer Online too.
• Rick Moranis won't be in the Ghostbusters videogame. he already has enough money.
• Bungie has calculated that there have been more deaths in the Halo 3 campaign than there are people living on Earth.
• A slew of Call of Duty World at War details have dropped.
• We check out a huge Westinghouse 52" TV.
• Metal Gear Solid 4 isn't the last Metal Gear game. We'll be getting more stealth-action in the future!
• David Jaffe does not like Spider-Man games.
• Chrysler is working on UConnect Web, a services that brings internet to your car using cellular and WiFi technology.
• Three retailers have all listed StarCraft II for a December 3, 2008 release, but should we believe this? The short answer: NO.
• Rest in Peace, George Carlin!

• Ice-T and Souljah Boy have beef.
• Sony has apparently quietly launched PSN Cards in $20 and $50 denominations.
• Got some new screenshots and the first trailer for next year's installment of Call of Duty.
• Blizzard is teasing something on their site...
• Google's phone platform is being delayed a bit.
• McCain and Obama are mixing it up on Twitter.
• Facebook has usurped MySpace and taken the number one spot in terms of unique visitors in May.
• Take a look at some new screens and video of UFC 2009 Undisputed from THQ.
• David Hasselhoff has a social-networking site.
• Some big fixes are coming to Funcom's barbaric MMO Age of Conan!
• Get Smart had a very solid opening weekend performance at this weekend's box office.
• Electronic Arts CEO John Riccitiello told a group of investors that "Warhammer Online [will be] a strong entry in the MMORPG space," but will not "rival WoW".
• Rockstar has created a patch to fix issues they were having with Grand Theft Auto IV.
• The Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA) doesn't feel that they should be required to provide proof before they sue people for copyright infringement.
• A security flaw in Firefox 3 (which also affects Firefox 2) has been reported to TippingPoint's Zero Day Initiative.
• Check out the new trailer for EA and Pandemic's Lord of the Rings: Conquest (PC, DS, PS3, Xbox 360).