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Star Trek arrives on Blu-Ray and DVD Tuesday, November 17.Pop Top: Set phasers to 'dumb' for 'Trek'

Pop Culture & Technology
	Nintendo's Mario endures as video games come and go New York » You might call him the Mickey Mouse of video games. He's reminiscent of a doughnut, round and sweet and comforting. He's also a vessel, devoid of a real personality so you can live vicariously through him. Full Story MORE POP CULTURE & TECHNOLOGY HEADLINES Culture Vulture: 'Downhill Racer's' tracks led to Sundance Pop Top: Set phasers to 'dumb' for 'Trek' Pop Top: Mayer loosens up, to better effect

Pop Top: Charming 'Planet' goes portable

Video Game » Last year's platforming classic for the PlayStation3, "LittleBigPlanet," was the most innovative, creative game to hit the next-generation consoles in years. Full Story

Pop Top: New in music: 'Entertainment' from Adam Lambert

Pop Top: New 'Call of Duty' thrilling but short

Pop Top: Jazz saxophonist hits all right notes

Pop Top: Set phasers to 'dumb' for 'Trek'

Pop Top: Mayer loosens up, to better effect

Pop Top: New on DVD: 'Gone With the Wind' on Blu-ray

Oh My Tech: 'Call of Duty' has troubling scene

Travelers and workaholics can keep an eye on their pads with new digital tools

Rest your head to music

Windows 7 safe from hackers -- for now

Nintendo's Mario endures as video games come and go

Culture Vulture: 'Downhill Racer's' tracks led to Sundance

Pop Top: Cure scratch fever with 'DJ Hero'

Pop Top: It's always time for fun with 'Ratchet & Clank'

Pop Top: Black shell sets apart new Taco Bell's new offering

Pop Top: New on DVD: 'Ugly Truth,' 'Monsters, Inc.'

Pop Top: 'Up' may be Pixar's best

Pop Top: Sugary 'Glee' will mostly please fans

Pop Top: New in music: Songs of the season from Tori Amos

Girl gaming rulez

Local social media receives honors

This digital frame also spits out paper

Underrated 'Call of Duty' sequel hits stores Tuesday

Culture Vulture: What's best for children is best for all

Oh My Tech: Moving to Windows 7 can be perilous

Metallica rocks on iPhone app

Holiday computer trends: Friendlier, thinner, zippier

Pop Top: 'Bleach' remains essential document

Pop Top: Long bootlegged, a scorching live set from Nirvana

Culture Vulture

Culture Vulture: 'Downhill Racer's' tracks led to Sundance

The success of "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" made Robert Redford a movie star. But a far less successful movie released just weeks later in 1969, a riveting drama featuring one of best performances in Redford's career, is responsible for turning Redford into the icon to independent film. Full Story

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