• The Detroit Free Press has reviewed the site and given us a three star rating! Not bad at all. Check out a scan of the short piece above, or read the text below. Thanks, Jeff!

This is the site for the legion of movie fans of Kevin Smith of “Clerks,” “Chasing Amy” and “Dogma” fame. Smith, who directed and starred in those films, has enjoyed cult status for his digs at suburbia, pop culture and the film industry, not to mention his devotion to everything “Star Wars.”

The site updates readers on a new Smith-inspired comic book, “Bluntman and Chronic,” based on two comic characters in “Chasing Amy.” It also has video clips, chat boards and gossip on new Smith projects, the whereabouts of actors from his films and the DVD for Smith’s last film, “Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.”

News Askew probably would alienate anyone not entranced by Smith’s films, but, then again, who but a “Clerks” devotee would spend hours chatting about the dialogue of a mute party-store drug dealer? By Jeff McCracken

You can also check out the article from the “Tech Today” section on their website HERE.

• We received a few e-mails from folks who caught the premiere of Affleck & Damon’s Project Greenlight on HBO last night. Folks are generally enjoying the program, and were quick to point out that Kevin will appear in a future episode, according to the preview shown. If ya missed the premiere, check them out on HBO this week, and be sure to tune in next Sunday night.
• Here’s a small blurb from this week’s TV Guide which, as we mentioned last week, will feature Smallville and the Superman lore. Kevin’s text, “A Superman For All Seasons”, can be checked out online HERE.
• And finally today, if anyone here knows what a Nokia Operating Logo is (must be something you can add to your cell phone), someone has created a Silent Bob logo that you can check out and download HERE under saved icons, number 36312127. Enjoy, if you can figure out how to use it!