• As mentioned in his Myspace blog, Kevin recently gave viewers of the “Train Wreck” series the chance to send questions into him, to which he’d respond to in video format. Today, fulfilling that promise, IGN has posted PART ONE of Kevin Smith’s Video Mailbag

Many formats are available, downloadable and streaming. In this edition, watch Kevin field questions on selling out, Train Wreck shorts coming to DVD, and more. The clip runs 10 minutes total. We’ll let you know when there’s more Q&A available, as well. Stay tuned.

• Those of you who attended Vulgarthon last year remember a ‘Thon only special on the Brodie Bruce Cold Cast Statue.

This year, as a special thank you to Vulgarthon 2006 attendees, we’ve decided to offer another Cold Cast Statue special. For those of you attending Vulgarthon 2006, the Jay and Silent Bob Cold Cast Statues will be sold as SET for only $50. This is a huge $130.00 savings off the regular price.

If you’re interested, visit this thread at The Board and let Ming know. Just want to make sure there’s enough in stock at the store. These are quality items, folks, and that price cannot be beat. Another great treat for those who come! See you all there in less than TWO weeks!

• Kevin recently interviewed for the Canada’s only prime time television talk show, “The Hour”. This brand new interview will air across Canada on CBC Newsworld, this Monday, 5/22 and Tuesday, 5/23. The interview will run at: 8:00 p.m. EST, 11:00 p.m. EST, and 1:00 a.m. EST. Don’t fret, non-Canucks: The entire unedited interview will also be available online on The Hour’s website.
• Here’s something WAY in advance to mark your calendar for: The Michigan Theater, as part of the “Sundance Institute Art House Project”, will show Clerks in November on the big screen from an original print. The dates: November 2nd at 7:15, and November 5th at 8 PM. Full details on the entire series full of excellent flicks can be found HERE.
• Dogma takes the number 5 spot in this AOL list of the 10 most controversial relgious films of all time:

WHAT IT’S ABOUT: Christ’s last descendant (an abortion clinic worker) must prevent two rogue angels from ending humanity.

WHO GOT MAD: The Catholic League publicly dissed Miramax and Disney. Director Kevin Smith claimed he received 300,000 pieces of hatemail.

OUTCOME: Miramax sold the low-budget film to Lions Gate; it grossed a solid $30.6 million.