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Jaimie Alexander Talks Agents of SHIELD and Asgard
Asgard's Lady Sif returns to Marvel's Agents of SHIELD this Tuesday for the episode "Who You Really Are," but this time there's a catch. As with her last appearance, she's down on Earth tracking an enemy, but by the time Coulson and his agents find her, her memory's been wiped. That's right. The mighty warrior Sif's got amnesia.
I spoke to actress Jaimie Alexander about her return to SHIELD, playing Sif as an amnesiac, the state of the Asgardian throne, and more.
IGN: What was it like coming back to SHIELD as Sif, but then having her not know anyone?
Jaime Alexander: It was very comical actually. Definitely comical in the beginning. You know, I was just so happy to come back. I always enjoy playing Sif but I also love working with everyone over at Agents of SHIELD, cast and crew. Just everyone. They're just great people. And they have such a good time doing what they're doing. It's not work for them, which is so wonderful. It's play. They love to play. They play pranks on each other and do all sorts of funny things. It was just a great experience the first time that, you know, when they called and asked me to do it again, I said "Yeah, let's just do it. Let's have fun with it." Especially this time around, because Sif has amnesia. So there are some very funny moments. But there are also some sadder moments later on when she doesn't remember some things that Coulson was hoping she'd remember.
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Powers Cast Imagine a World With Superpowers
My first impression of the Powers set is appropriately that it's powerful. The PlayStation Network original series, debuting March 10th, films in a massive space that allows for standing sets so sprawling you can get lost in them. And I did briefly lose my way during a visit at the end of last year. It's a fitting setting for a world where super powers are a common occurrence and part of everyday life. The series, based on the comic books of the same name created by writer Brian Michael Bendis and artist Michael Avon Oeming, centers on Detective Christian Walker (Sharlto Copley). He used to be a Power, specifically a hero known as Diamond. But he lost his powers and now works in the Los Angeles Powers Division investigating crimes committed by Powers.
Suicide Squad: Leto's Joker Goes Bleach Blond
As every nerd and their barber probably knows by now, Jared Leto cut off his long hair and shaved his Biblical beard this week in preparation for playing Joker in the Suicide Squad movie.
But, oh, that's not all he did to his locks. He also bleached them blond as revealed by these new photos posted to the Oscar winner's Instagram:
Movie Insurers May Clip Harrison Ford's Wings
Following his plane crash in Venice, Calif., on Friday, it's quite possible Harrison Ford will not be allowed to pilot planes while he's also working on movies.
Insurance execs and risk management consultants speaking with the Los Angeles Times claim it's quite probable that movie insurers will stipulate that Ford -- who suffered injuries when the vintage plane he was flying alone crash-landed on a golf course -- not be allowed to fly planes while also in production on a film.
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Finnish motorist hit with €54,000 speeding fine
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Arno Burgi/DPA Germany A driver in Finland has been fined a staggering €54,000 (£39,225) after being caught driving at 103 kph (64mph) in a 80kph (50mph) zone.
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Sixense announces Valve and Steam integration for new STEM motion controller
According to a recent press post on the official website, motion tracking developer SIXENSE has teamed up with Valve to make the company’s newest motion controller, STEM, compatible with Steam integration. The company has been demoing the device at GDC 2015, and many outlets – Like The Verge, Gizmodo, and Pocket Gamer -- all over the web can’t stop talking about it.
This device was previously licensed and paired with the Razer Hydra, however, the newest edition of the motion controller is now wireless and will be integrated within Steam to allow compatibility with games like Portal, and all the other titles that have supported the Razer Hydra up to this point.
Check out a demo of their controller's power below.
For more information about STEM check out the official SIXENSE website.












