San Diego Comic-Con kicked off its four-day long extravaganza Thursday morning.

During "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" panel, a fan asked the cast if they could do their best imitation of the iconic whistle from the movie. 

You know, this one.

While they weren't so good at duplicating the whistle, they did make a noise they agreed was reminiscent of the "X-Files" theme.

Actor Josh Hutcherson may not have been able to recreate the whistle either, but he was able to demonstrate some other skills that piqued panel host Conan O'Brien's interest.

Check it out below:

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Bill Murray surprised fans who woke up early for the first day of San Diego Comic-Con, but the only person he may have surprised more was Jennifer Lawrence. 

The two stars ran into each other at the event, and Lawrence's reaction was priceless. 

It's exactly how anyone would react when meeting Murray.

As for the 64-year-old actor, it was another day in the life of Bill Murray.

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"The Big Bang Theory" stars Mayim Bialik and Kunal Nayyar made a surprise appearance at the show's San Diego Comic-Con panel on Friday.

The panel peeled the curtain back on the show’s history and making, and featured its Emmy Award-winning writers and creators Chuck Lorre and Bill Prady. Nayyar, who plays shy, effeminate astrophysicistRaj Koothrappali, joined the panel as moderator.

Early in the discussion, Nayyar asked the writers whether or not they read any of the multitudes of "Big Bang Theory" fan fiction floating around on the internet. Writer and producer Steve Holland said that once they opened Pandora's box, the writers became addicted to it.

"We kind of got wrapped up in it," said Holland, who admitted to reading it out loud in the writers' room.

One story that caught their interest took place during a season eight episode titled "The Prom Equivalency," and followed the off-camera escapades of Amy Fowler, Bialik’s brilliant, quirky neurobiologist character.

"It started out as a joke," Holland says, "then we got into the story."

At this point in the panel, Bialik was welcomed on stage and invited to read some original fan fiction — penned by the show’s writers — that captures a heated moment between her and Nayyar’s characters. They took to the podium, cleared their throats, and stood close.

"Amy looked at Koothrappali, staring at the stars through his telescope. She had always thought of him as a friend, but now, something was different," Bialik read from the script. "She spent her life studying the brain, but she had a feeling tonight, this swami of love was going to teach her about another organ."

Nayyar looked up, stared at the woman next to him, and crooned, "Have you ever read '50 Shades of Grey?' I’m about to introduce you to '50 Shades of Brown.'"

The crowd screamed with delight.

"Amy replied, ‘That doesn’t make sense," Bialik said. "'Grey' was the main character’s last name."

"That kind of semantic nit-picking,” Nayyar retorted, in a husky bravado, "is going to get you a spanking."

"Oh my. Then I should point out 'semantic' is the wrong word, you sexy beast from the third world."

The bit continued for a minute longer, and the audience ate up every second.

"Big Bang Theory" returns to CBS for its ninth season this fall.

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"The Walking Dead" companion series "Fear the Walking Dead" finally has a premiere date!

"Fear" will launch Sunday August 23 at 9 p.m.

AMC announced the air date at the panel for the new "Walking Dead" series Friday afternoon at San Diego Comic-Con.

The new series will take place in Los Angeles and star Kim Dickens and Cliff Curtis.

Meanwhile, "The Walking Dead" will return to AMC Sunday, October 11 at 9 p.m. with a 90-minute special.

AMC released a new trailer for the series earlier Friday. 

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After weeks of cryptic teasers, it's finally here: your first real look at "Walking Dead" spin-off "Fear the Walking Dead." The companion series will follow a new cast on the West Coast during the earliest days of the zombie apocalypse. 

"Fear The Walking Dead" will premiere on August 23.

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When "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2" premieres this November, the YA box office phenomenon will, presumably, come to an end. After all, that is the end of the story author Suzanne Collins laid out in her hit trilogy of novels. But last night, one of the actors accidentally let it slip that there might be more movies to come after "Mockingjay." 

The goof happened on last night's San Diego Comic-Con episode of  "Conan," where the host had stars Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, and Liam Hemsworth on the show to talk up "Mockingjay." At one point, Conan asks the cast if the "Hunger Games" franchise would follow the same pattern established by other popular YA series like "Harry Potter" and somehow cobble together a way to keep making more movies. 

"There is —" Josh Hutcherson blurted out before Jennifer Lawrence was able to reply. Both of his costars then give him sidelong glances as the three of them try to walk back what looked like a pretty big blunder. "Well see what happens!" Hutcherson then said. 

"That's the worst lying I have ever seen," Conan quipped. 

Of course, as Slashfilm points out, "Hunger Games" studio Lionsgate is pretty transparent about wanting to extend the franchise, but it still seems like this was a genuine goof — especially because the video with Hutcherson's slip-up was deleted from Conan's TeamCoco.com shortly after going live. 

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Thousands of people descended on the Javits Convention Center in Manhattan dressed as their favorite television, film, comic, video game costumes, and more for 2013 New York Comic Con.

Some of the fans are dedicated cosplayers, visiting all Comic Con and anime conventions, and spending all their time and money on handmade costumes.

We met Jenni Hashimoto, a 25-year-old cosplayer living in New York. She and her friends were dressed as characters of 'Cowboy Bebop' for the day, and between their Comic Con commitments they did a photoshoot recreating some of their favorite scenes from the show. 

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Homer Simpson's drink of choice — Duff Beer — is becoming a reality.

The iconic brew will initially be offered in Chile, "with plans to roll out to more of South America and Europe by early next year," The Wall Street Journal reports. 

"The Simpsons" is hugely popular in Latin America. In fact, in Bolivia, when one TV station announced that it would cut down the daily two-hour blocks of "Simpsons" episodes, around 2,000 protesters took to the streets in protest. The network had no choice but to cave to the public demand and keep the show on air.

This popularity caused a number of unofficial Duff beers to be produced, many in Chile. Fox's official branded product will make it harder for imposters worldwide to market their own versions of Duff, as well as running the Chilean pretenders out of the market.   

“Because the product did not in fact exist, the argument goes that Fox cannot claim trademark on it,”Ariel Casarin, an associate professor at the Universidad Adolfo Ibanez in Santiago, Chile told the Wall Street Journal.

Over the years, Fox has become entangled in a number of lawsuits with brewers taking license with the iconic brand name. Now it seems that the time has come for Fox to roll up their selves and beat the brewers at their own game.

Jeffrey Godsick, president of Fox's consumer products division describes the beer as a "premium lager," that apparently has a deep golden color and caramel aromatics. 

Fans of the show will immediately note that this does not nearly fit the profile of Springfields beloved Duff.

The whole idea of Duff beer is that it's a parody of the cheap, generic beers that Americans are so familiar with.

In the episode "A Tree Grows in Springfield," Homer asks barkeep Moe for his finest beer. Moe, without missing a beat, gives him a "Duff Adequate."

Duff's mascot, Duffman is a parody of beer commercials and marketing, specifically the 1980s Budweiser mascot Bud Man.

To make Duff a crafty beer would seem to defeat the purpose — but perhaps that is the purpose. 

“Duff is inspired by the brand that’s in the show, but it begins and ends at that,” Mr. Godsick told the Wall Street Journal. “It’s a completely stand-alone brand … you will not see any characters from the show involved in the marketing in any way.”

That makes sense as the Simpsons brand, beloved by children, seeks to stay far away from any branded alcohol products in the real world.

So some day soon we may all be able to do as Homer Simpson does and enjoy a cold Duff beer on a hot Christmas morning.  

Check out the full story at the Journal >

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Diehard fans of CBS's Emmy-darling "The Big Bang Theory" packed into Ballroom 20 at San Diego Comic-Con on Friday.

During the "Inside The Big Bang Theory Writer's Room" panel — in which the show's stars Mayim Bialik and Kunal Nayyar made surprise appearances — executive producer and writer Steve Molaro revealed that fans can expect major scoops on Sheldon and Amy's relationship in the premiere episode of season nine.

And the ring? "The answer will be in the premiere episode of Season 9." EP @SteveMolaro confirms your biggest question. #BigBangTheory#SDCC

— The Big Bang Theory (@BigBang_CBS) July 10, 2015

Last we left "Shamy," as the couple is known by fans, Amy broke things off after Sheldon interrupted an intimate moment to talk about "The Flash." In a season eight finale twist, fans discovered that Sheldon was in fact ready to move their relationship to the next level. He bought a wedding ring and planned to propose.

When asked by an audience member when exactly Sheldon bought the ring, Molaro said, "The answer will be in the premiere episode of season nine."

Even Bialik gasped. Her costar Nayyar said earlier in the panel that the cast often doesn't receive an episode script until the night before filming.

The Hollywood Reporter previously reported that things between Sheldon and Amy are far from over.

"I don't know exactly what's going to happen but [Sheldon is] clearly fond of her," Molaro told THR. "I don't think they're done speaking by any means. He's so fond of her — something is going to happen between them, I'm sure."

"The Big Bang Theory" returns to CBS for season nine this fall.

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Warner Bros. went all out to showcase "Batman v Superman" at San Diego Comic-Con.

Out next March, attendees can find props for the film and toys expected to be released in the coming months. 

However, Con-goers are most excited about the actual costumes from the film that are on display.

In the center of the DC Comics booth are four costumes showcasing two different suits Batman will wear in the film along with Superman and Wonder Woman. 

Fans can't get enough of them.

Let's take a closer look!

We've already seen Batman's suit in the first trailer. It was pretty dark there. 

Here's another look at it:

The utility belt looks a bit rusty and worn. Remember Affleck's supposed to be playing an older version of the Dark Knight in this film, so his outfit should look a bit worn.

Heading over to Superman, his costume looks more or less the same as the one he wore in "Man of Steel" with some subtle changes.

Here's another image of him from across the showroom floor from my colleague, Melia.

As a refresher, here's how Supes suit looked before in the 2013 film:

The area around his waist looks slightly different.

Wonder Woman will be in the film, too, played by Gal Gadot ("Fast and Furious" franchise).

Here's how she'll look on screen:

Here's the first image that was released of Gadot in the Wonder Woman costume at last year's Con. It looks like her outfit was brightened up a bit. Initial reactions compared her costume to Xena.

You may not notice the most bizarre thing about Wonder Woman's costume.

Take a closer look at her shoes.

Wonder Woman's wearing ... heels?

That doesn't seem efficient. 

More on that in another post, though. 

Finally, here's Batman's second suit we'll see in the film.

Look real close and you'll notice the cape looks a bit weathered.

We've seen this look teased before in the film's first official teaser trailer.

What do you think of the costumes?

We're sure we'll learn much more about the film during tomorrow's Hall H panel for the film.

"Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice" hits theaters March 25, 2016.

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On Thursday night, 57-year-old Kevin Doyle finished his trek of over 600 miles from Petaluma, California, to San Diego, in a tribute to his late wife Eileen, who passed away due to pancreatic cancer in November 2012.

Both Kevin and Eileen were huge "Star Wars" fans. According to Kevin's fundraising page for his trek to Comic Con, Eileen loved to draw characters from "Star Wars," and she was "so popular at the Comic Book Shows... appearing as a guest artist, her fans were of all ages and would surround her tables with smiles on their face and full of conversation."

But just over a year after Eileen was diagnosed with metastatic adenocarcinoma in October 2011, Eileen passed away. Kevin says he still attends the comic book shows, "but not so much for myself but rather more to honor Eileen and the art she created and to keep her presence at the shows."

Kevin offered personal details on his fundraising page:

On November 7th of 2012 Eileen lost her battle with cancer. From that day forward the sun does not rise for me, everyday is November the 7th, my candle has burned out. Eileen was the most amazing person I ever knew, she was so beautiful, so thoughtful and she was loved by everyone who knew her. Eileen was the center of so many lives just as she was in my life but while our time together here on earth was so very short my devotion to her is life long and I can't imagine my life without her. So I honor her with every breath I take and I keep her spirit close to my heart as I continue on. 

So nearly three years after his wife's death, with a big "Star Wars" movie coming later this year, Kevin set out for Comic Con 2015 in San Diego in true "Star Wars" style: He left Rancho Obi-Wan, a museum totally dedicated to the "Star Wars" franchise, on June 6, and walked roughly 645 miles, pushing a cart filled with camping gear, bandannas, coloring books and extra clothes, in an all-white stormtrooper outfit, while wearing a sign on his back: "I race in memory of Eileen Shige Doyle." 

"It's just been one amazing experience," Kevin told Coast News.

During his trek, Kevin has also been raising awareness for "Eileen's Little Angels," a non-profit charity he's creating in honor of his wife. And he's getting plenty of attention: motorists, bicyclists, joggers and walkers have stopped to say hi to the stormtrooper, take a few pictures, and support Kevin on his journey.

"For me, I haven't had my head around it just quite yet," Kevin said. "For me, it's just me walking to honor my wife, but then people are gathering and making it really special. And they're making it personal for them, which I hadn't accounted for that — that people would receive me in that way."

Now that Kevin's arrived safely in San Diego, he will enjoy Comic Con thanks to a generous weekend pass provided by Rancho Obi-Wan CEO and president Steve Sansweet. He's also got a free four-night stay at a local hotel thanks to his friends from the local 501st Legion, a volunteer organization for costume-wearers. And once Comic Con wraps up, Kevin will take an Amtrak train home instead of walking. But he says he hopes to leave time for himself during the return trip and beyond.

"We'll see what happens after this," Kevin told Coast News. "I kind of left this as an open book for me."

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Friday was a big day for Drake. The hip-hop star released a new song with rising R&B group Majid Jordan called 'My Love' — the same group that was featured on Drake's 2013 platinum hit, "Hold On We're Going Home."

In addition to releasing the song, Drake also went on Zane Lowe's Beats 1 show to announce his own new radio show, 'OVO Sound,' which will stream on Apple Music starting July 11 at 6 pm.

Drake also put out a music video for the song 'Energy' from his unannounced February mixtape 'If You're Reading This It's Too Late,' and it's fantastic.

The video features Drake portraying President Obama, Justin Bieber, Miley Cyrus, Lebron James and countless other celebrities. It's hilarious and captures the true essence of Drake's personality.

This is him impersonating Justin Bieber:

Kanye West:

Famed popstar Miley Cyrus:

NBA star Lebron James:

And President Obama:

Check out the full video on Drake's connect page via Apple Music.

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To buy or not to buy that pint of Ben & Jerry's ice cream?

It's an all-too-familiar recurring dilemma that surfaces every grocery run. And if it's not ice cream then it's cookies, candy, chips, or something else that is delicious but also packed full of salt and sugar, which is neither good for your health or waste line.

But what makes you ultimately decide to buy, or pass, on the Chunky Monkey?

One reason could be if you're bringing your own reusable bags to the grocery store, according to a recent study.

Uma Karmarkar, assistant professor of marketing at Harvard Business School, and her research partner Bryan Bollinger, at Duke's Fugqua School of Business, studied two years and nearly 1 million grocery transactions (from loyalty-card data) of shopper's purchasing habits from a major California grocery store chain.

They were also able to get information about the types of bags the shoppers were using: whether they were using plastic bags from the store or bringing their own, reusable bags.

"It was clear that shoppers who brought their own bags were more likely to replace nonorganic versions of goods like milk with organic versions," Karmarkar told Harvard Business Review. "So one green action led to another. But those same people were also more likely to buy foods like ice cream, chips, candy bars, and cookies."

While shoppers who brought their own bags were 0.25% more likely to buy organic food, they were 1.24% more likely to purchase junk food items. But why?

Well, people know they're doing something good by using reusable grocery bags, and when we're good we feel like we deserve a reward. Experts call this psychological reasoning "licensing."

"If behave well in one situation, I give myself license to misbehave in another, unrelated situation," Karmarkar explained. "In this case bringing a bag makes you think you're environmentally friendly, so you get some ice cream."

Karmarkar makes a point to emphasize in the paper detailing the study that the results are strictly taken from California shoppers, and therefore are not a large enough sample to suggest that everyone who brings their own bags are more likely to buy junk food.

Shoppers on the East Coast for example may not be at risk of this unhealthy habit. However, considering the root cause for the habit seems to be behavior and not location, it's something to watch out for, at least. Karmarkar said that while this behavioral trait might be leading to unhealthy choices, it's what makes us human:

"I think it's fun that humans are like this, that these subtle subconscious effects can move our decisions around. It's something that makes us interesting."

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Warning: There are huge “Game of Thrones” spoilers from the books ahead.

Not every “Game of Thrones” actor reads the books to know the fate of their characters.

So sometimes events from the books get spoiled for them.

During the “Game of Thrones” panel Friday afternoon at San Diego Comic-Con, actress Maisie Williams said that’s exactly what happened to her when fans of George R.R. Martin's book series spoiled the character’s arc for her.

“People would come up and be like Arya goes blind!” Williams revealed at the panel.

Instead of looking shocked, the actress said she went along with it.

“Even though I didn’t know it, I’m like, ‘Yeah, I know. Yeah, I’m so aware and pretend I knew but I didn’t,” she said. 

Williams’ character finally did go blind in the season five finale which aired on HBO back in June. 

It’s a twist that will be a challenge for the actress to get adjusted to when the series returns. 

“I don’t know how Arya’s gonna do without her eyes in the new season,” said Williams.

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Don't expect to see a lot of images from the anticipated "Star Wars" panel at Comic-Con on social media.

The panel is apparently so secretive that security is going around telling fans no photos are allowed to be taken inside the room during the event.

 Via /film's Peter Sciretta:

That's unusual. 

But, we do know that Disney is very keen about keeping footage from its panels under lockdown to prevent leaks.

How do you stop a room full of over 6,500 people from taking photos?

With night vision goggles, of course.

The "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" panel is currently underway. 

We'll have more to come!

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The "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" panel kicked off at San Diego Comic-Con late Friday afternoon and photos from the event are starting to make their way online.

Director J.J. Abrams and cast members including Daisy Ridley and John Boyega are in attendance. 

See what the fans saw in Hall H below!

Chris Hardwick is hosting the panel:

J.J. Abrams, Kathleen Kennedy and Lawrence Kasdan take the stage.

Behind-the-scenes footage from the making of the film kicked off the panel.

Among the footage were new "Star Wars" creatures. 

Cast members emerges on stage!

Here's Oscar Isaac who will play Poe Dameron. 

Newcomer Daisy Ridley, who will play Rey, is all smiles.

Here's the panel. John Boyega is there, too!

Adam Driver, who's playing Kylo Ren, Domhnall Gleeson, who will play General Hux, and Gwendoline Christie, who will play Captain Phasma, join the panel soon afterward.

Say hello to the Dark Side!

Another look at Adam Driver's character, Kylo Ren.

Gwendoline Christie fresh from the "Game of Thrones" panel.

Original cast members Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher join the panel.

A photo of a young Mark Hamill is put up on the big screen for everyone to see. 

Harrison Ford just came out!

If that wasn't enough, all of Hall H was just told they're being taken to a secret location to see a "Star Wars" concert.

What?

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It’s the moment everyone who attending this year’s San Diego Comic-Con was waiting for — The “Star Wars” panel.

And it didn’t disappoint.

“The Force Awakens” director J.J. Abrams came with a lot of surprises up his sleeve. From bringing out cast members ranging from the new breed like John Boyega, Adam Drive, Oscar Isaac, Gwendoline Christie, and Daisy Ridley to the legends from the original trilogy returning for the upcoming film like Mark Hamill, Carrie Fisher, and Harrison Ford.

Abrams even invited all of the six thousand-plus in attendance at Hall H to come join him to a “Star Wars” concert.

Check out everything that went down.

But the biggest highlight was the behind-the-scenes video package Abrams showed to the audience. And thank God for the Internet, because it’s already gone online.

And it is VERY revealing.

Abrams is going back to the pre-CGI "Star Wars" glory days and using a lot of practical effects. As you can see with this character featured in the video.

There’s going to be a flame-throw shooting Storm Trooper.

And Simon Pegg is such a fan he went out to the desert in Dubai to dress up as one of the background characters for the film. As he put it in the footage, “I burn for 'Star Wars.'”

See the full video below:

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If you were in attendance at the "Star Wars: The Force Awakens" panel at Comic-Con Friday evening, you were in for a big surprise. 

At the end of the panel, it was announced that EVERY PERSON in the Hall H room was invited to a secret "Star Wars" concert. 

For reference, Hall H holds roughly 6,500 people.

If that wasn't enough, Stormtroopers were on hand to escort the entire hall to the secret venue for the concert. 

The Stormtroopers entered Hall H after the panel already started.

How do you secretly unload 6,500 people out of the Convention Center? 

Out the back.

Stormtroopers marched fans away from the Convention Center down toward the San Diego water front.

The area was familiar to many who were camping out for access into Hall H the day before.

The walk ended at an event tucked away at the Embarcadero Marina across from the Convention Center.

Once fans got in, they were given a proper "Star Wars" welcome.

Food and wine stations were ready to greet fans.

Not just anyone can head to the event, though.

One of these badges handed out in Hall H is needed to attend.

Here's the scene once fans started to get inside.

This looks like the place to be.

Here's the same view from another angle:

My colleague Melia Robinson is inside the event. 

We'll have more coverage of the concert as it unfolds.

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72-year-old movie star Harrison Ford made headlines Friday with his first appearance after his flying accident. 

He joined the 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens' panel at Comic-Con to raccous applause. The crowd went nuts. Mark Hamill and Carrie Fisher also joined him there, among others.

Then things got a little crazy.

At the end of the panel, Stormtroopers gathered about 6,500 fans up and took them to a secret party in another location. Specifically, they snuck everyone out the back.

Madness ensued, as you can see here.

Intreped Buzzfeed reporter Adam B. Vary shared an incredible Vine from the party that we have to share back with you here.

Everyone seems to be waving around some lightsaber toy, and that includes the cast and other folks involved with the movie.

And Harrison Ford, who decided to take a little jab at himself by hobbling across the stage on a lightsaber, enjoy:

And here's another angle from Vine user Carly Mallenbaum, a journalist at USA Today.

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It's probably not a good idea to have your Comic-Con panel after "Star Wars."

Director Kevin Smith learned that the hard way. 

Smith was pumped to share his feelings on anything and everything from his AMC series "Comic Book Men" to the "Star Wars" panel that came before him during the 7:15 p.m. panel for his new movie "Yoga Hosers."

However, there was just one problem.

At the end of the "Star Wars" panel, everyone was invited and swept away to a secret "Star Wars" concert, leaving the normally packed Hall H feeling strangely empty.

Poor Kevin Smith!

Still, the panel wasn’t cancelled, and it wasn’t totally empty. 

Those who attend saw a trailer for his new film and were able to ask Smith about anything from his vast knowledge of the Con and about his new movie.

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AND: Footage from the secret "Star Wars" concert

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