Today Major Guests were announced for I-CON 29, which will take place from Friday, March 26, 2010 through Sunday, March 28, 2010. This year's guests come from all your favorite "Star" franchises, as well as some "-ica"'s, not to mention the real world. Click on through for the complete I-CON Major Guest Announcement Press Release.

Lucas told Access Hollywood "I liked it. (Avatar) I make movies like that, [so], I can appreciate what [James Cameron] went through to do it; [I’m] happy it’s so successful, and [it] worked very well in 3-D,” he continued. “Haven’t been a big fan of 3-D, but that movie definitely improves in 3-D.”

He went on to say, “We’ve been looking for years and years and years of trying to take ‘Star Wars’ and put it in 3-D. But, [the] technology hasn’t been there. We’ve been struggling with it, but I think this will be a new impetus to make that happen.”

So perhaps once Lucas is finishes his upcoming Tuskegee Airmen feature, “Red Tails,” we may get to see some movement towards a 3-D future for the Star Wars films.

Collider.com is reporting that the writing team of last year's Zombieland, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick are writing the sequel to G.I. Joe. The pair has also been signed to write Deadpool for 20th Century Fox.

You can check out the initial report on Collider.

The highly anticipated volume will give the ever-growing LEGO Star Wars universe the DK publishing Visual Dictionary treatment, with sets and mini-figs profiled from the point of view of within the Brick Universe, just like the Visual Dictionaries for the films do for the live-action universe. Star Wars LEGO celebrates it's tenth anniversary this year.

The book will be released with a new exclusive LEGO Star Wars mini-figure included. The panel is winding up, and we are about to find out what the mini-figure will be any moment now. Keep refreshing this page for the announcement any moment now!

(The way things are heading right now, my guess is that it is a prequel character. I base this on a corner of a vehicle brick I see in the stilled and cued up animation on video ready to roll on the screen in the room here)

UPDATE!: I was wrong. The new mini-fig is a ANH Yavin Award Ceremony Luke Skywalker (with the longer hair)

Speculation about a possible "CV" (Celebration Five) has been building for months, as well as speculation about the host city and exact dates. Still no confirmation about anything relating to the highly anticipated live action TV series. But it looks like Celebration will be happening again very soon.

Check in often, as Row M brings you all the latest directly from SDCC.

Knox, who was 18, played seventh year Ravenclaw student Marcus Belby (a member of the prestigious Slug Club) in the film.

Shortly after completing filming last May, he was stabbed five times outside a bar in Sidcup, Kent. He was defending his younger brother when he was attacked by Karl Bishop, who is now serving four life sentences for the murder.

When the film premieres in London's Leicester Square, white ribbons will be worn in the late actor's memory.

Daniel Radcliffe, who plays Harry said, "I won't pretend I knew him incredibly well, or was his best friend on set, but I knew him and liked him, and what happened to him was obviously tragic and awful,".

Bonnie Wright, known for playing Ginny Weasley said, "It's going to be quite a traumatic experience for his family, who've been very supportive of him. Obviously tomorrow is going to be quite difficult, going to see him in the film. We wanted to wear as a mark of respect a white ribbon, not only for his life but for other families who have experienced this traumatic crime."

Rupert Grint, known as Ron Weasley from the "Harry Potter" films has already recovered from a bout with swine flu, just as reports of his illness are being confirmed. The 20-year-old actor did have to take some time off from filming on the seventh Harry Potter film, currently in production. But after a brief respite, he'll already be back in action, attending the full schedule of premieres and press junkets taking place in various countries this week. The rest of the cast has been tested and cleared of any infection.

"I did have swine flu, but it was just like any other flu I've had before," he said.

"It was just a sore throat and I was in bed for a while, but it was quite scary when I was first told I had swine flu because of what's been in the press."

"I was like 'am I going to die?', but it was fine - just a sore throat."

The sixth Harry Potter film, Harry Potter And The Half-Blood Prince, will have its world premiere in London's Leicester Square this Tuesday night.

"Up"'s second number one may be mostly attributable to the surprisingly huge flop of Universal Pictures' big-budget "Land Of The Lost", which opened with an anemic $19.5 million. In 2008, "Speed Racer," the biggest flop of that summer, opened to a similar $18.5 million and went on to earn only $44 million in the U.S. and Canada. "Land of the Lost" seems to be following in those shallow footsteps.

"The Hangover"'s big opening was a please surprise for Warner Brothers. The R-rated comedy, was not a contender in the traditional sense for a mainstream summer movie, as it does not feature any name stars or draw on any established franchise. The film has been expected to open with only about half what it actually earned in its opening weekend.

And be sure to check out his new Sleestak figures as they "Evolve" in a series of three, not unlike certain other action figures produced by some other giant corporation, based on some giant space opera.