Kyle Gallner (Impulse/Bart Allen) appeared at the “SXSW Festival” last Friday (March 12) promoting his latest movie “Cherry” with co-star Britt Robertson (Life Unexpected) signing posters.

Read more on Robertson’s official site here.

SyFy’s “Riverworld” starring Smallville alums Laura Vandervoort and Tahmoh Penikett, and Alessandro Juliani (Dr. Emil Hamilton) premieres on Sunday, April 18th.

Synopsis: Riverworld premieres Sunday, April 18, from 7-11PM (ET/PT) — Matt Ellman (Tahmoh Penikett, Battlestar Galactica, Dollhouse) is an American war zone reporter, killed along with his fiancée Jessie (Laura Vandervoort, Smallville) by a suicide bomber. They awaken separated in a mysterious world where everyone who has ever lived on Earth seems to have been “reborn” along the banks of a seemingly endless river. Determined to locate Jessie, Matt joins forces with a 13th century female samurai warrior Tomoe (Jeananne Goossen) and American novelist Sam “Mark Twain” Clemens (Mark Deklin).

Check-out the trailer below:

SOURCE: CinemaBlend

Smallville alums Laura Vandervoort (Kara/Supergirl) and Sam Witwer (Davis Bloome) are set to appear at the “32nd Annual Superman Celebration” along with Noel Neill, who portrayed Lois Lane in the original Superman series.

All three celebrities will be doing autograph sessions on Saturday, June 12th. For more information, go to the official Superman Celebration website here.

SOURCE: Superman Homepage

A few Smallville news bytes today:

1.  A new BTS promo picture from the episode, 8.13 “Power” has been added to the gallery featuring Allison Mack. Thanks to “ChloisOrg” on Twitter for the image.

2. The 2-hour “Absolute Justice” Smallville television event will air again on a special night – Thursday, May 20th (via “WBNX-TV The CW“). So mark your calendars!

3.  Check out the following Smallville articles:

- “Where is our Wonder Woman Smallville?” at io9.com
- “Remembering Early Smallville” at SciFiNow

4.  James Marsters (Brainiac) has been tapped to play Steve McGarrett’s reoccurring arch-nemesis in CBS’ Hawaii Five-O pilot. Read the article on “ScreenRant” here.

5.  Sam Jones III (Pete Ross) attended Radar Online’s one year anniversary party on March 10th. Check it out at “Life.com” here.

6.  And finally, I added a couple of awesome fanmade Smallville videos by “YouTube friend”, “SkullSkar”. Check it out on the right sidebar, and be sure to visit his channel here on YouTube.

There isn’t much going on in Smallville land today. I’ve gathered up a few tid-bits throughout the day:

1.  As I tweeted last night, we tuned into “CSI NY” Wednesday night to catch Kyle Gallner’s (Impulse/Bart Allen) guest star appearance on the show. I was surprised and delighted to see Aaron Ashmore (Henry James Olsen) also make an appearance! It was nice seeing both Smallville alums back on the tube again.

2.  Catch Alaina Huffman (Black Canary) in the new trailer for “Stargate Universe” here, which will debut the second half of season one on “SyFy” on April 2nd.

3.  Erica Durance and Cassidy Freeman are both listed on KTLA’s “The Hotties of The CW”. Check out the full photo gallery here.

4.  “Yellow Brick Road”, starring Cassidy Freeman will be playing at the Atlanta Film Festival on April 19th & 20th. For more information, go to Yellow Brick Road’s official site here.

5.  Smallville is mentioned on The CW’s WBNX site regarding season ten:

“Smallville will need only 19 episodes next season (a full order is typically 22) to surpass Stargate SG-1 as the “Longest Consecutive Running Sci-Fi TV Show in U.S. History,” a milestone registered in the Guinness World Records book. Stargate finished its ten year run with 218 episodes.”

The new “Tron Legacy” trailer was released, and it looks awesome! Serinda Swan (Zatanna), plays Siren, a temptress inside the computer world, where she spilled to “Screen Rant” last year that there are actually lights sewn in her wardrobe.

If I’m not mistaken, there is a quick clip of Serinda in white at mark 1:36 in the trailer. Check it out and sound off your opinion in the comment section.

Smallville alum, Kyle Gallner will be guest starring in this week’s episode of “CSI New York”, titled “Pot of Gold”. According to his IMDb page, he has a recurring role on the show, having appeared as Reed Garret for several episodes since 2006. Catch it this Wednesday on CBS at 10/9c.

Kyle can also be seen in the reboot of “A Nightmare on Elm Street”, in theaters on April 30th.

Hopefully we’ll get to see Kyle reprise his role on “Smallville” as Impulse/Bart Allen in season ten!

SOURCE: TV.com

I’m still excited about the Smallville season ten news that was announced earlier today! This is definitely a happy Smallville day!

Just a few Smallville news bytes to share and John Schneider’s new Twitter account:

1.  Turi Meyer tweeted earlier today that he, along with Al Septien, will be writing the season nine finale.

2.  “KryptonSite” shared a few episodes titles (below), including an interesting tid-bit that Justin Hartley (Oliver Queen) is one of the writers for “Sacrifice” and Greg Beeman is coming back to direct the season nine finale, “Salvation”. Read the spoilers in it’s entirety on “KryptonSite” here.

- 9.20 “Sacrifice” – April 30, 2010
- 9.21 “Hostage” – May 7, 2010
- 9.22 “Salvation” – May 14, 2010

3.  And finally, I received an interesting heads up from “AC” that John Schneider set up a new Twitter account that is related to his new SpikeTV show, “Back 9″. I contacted Scott at John Schneider’s official site, and he confirmed this is truly his new twitter account. So you can now follow John Schneider here “therealtrueshit“. Thanks “AC”!

John Schneider (Pa Kent) attended the “Steel City Con” this past weekend (February 27th & 28th) in Monroeville, Pennsylvania.

Check-out an interview with John during the event where he chats briefly about “Smallville”:

Also, some lucky fans posted pictures they took with John on their website “MillionairePlayboy” – you can see it here.

I would love to see James Marsters return to Smallville before the show wraps up. I’ve been a fan of his since “Buffy The Vampire Slayer”, and enjoyed his portrayal of Brainiac/Milton Fine. The show definitely has left it open for him to return.

With that being said, James recently chatted with “Poptimal.com” and very briefly mentioned Smallville and Tom Welling:

On Smallville:
Definitely would love to return to Smallville. James had nothing but great things to say about the cast of Smallville, as well as Tom Welling, the resident Superman.

Read his full Q&A at “Poptimal” here.