Check out the behind-the-scenes clip of Wes Craven’s remake, “A Nightmare on Elm Street” with Kyle Gallner (Smallville’s “Impulse/Bart Allen”), coming to theaters on April 30th, 2010:

Love all the Smallville scoopage coming in right now!

Check-out the latest from “TV Guide”, where a reader asks when we will hear news of a possible season ten:

When will we find out if Smallville has been picked up for another season? — Andy
ADAM: Well, Andy, official word likely won’t come until the CW’s upfronts in May, but don’t let that get your 2010 off to a sad start. According to my X-ray vision (read: a super-inside source), things are looking up for a 10th season.

Awesome – Check-out the poster for “Absolute Justice”, the two-hour movie event set to air on Friday, February 5th. See it larger in the gallery under season nine, and “Absolute Justice”.

Thanks to “OSCK” as always for the HQ images!

Another awesome Clark & Lois music video from “rdeffleymovies“, this one titled “Lois & Clark – Safety Suit: What If”.

Thanks again Ryan!

The latest scoop from Matt Mitovich with “Fancast”:

The official episode description for ‘Smallville’s’ “Disciple” (airing January 22) is out, and it says that Dark Archer seeks revenge on Green Arrow by kidnapping Speedy. Is there a little something going on between Ollie and Mia at this point? – Debbie
I kinda doubt it. When I suggested such a mentor-padawan romance to Justin Hartley, he countered, “I hope it’s more of a ‘big brother’ dynamic, because, well, she’s a little young” – at least going by DC Comics lore. Besides, he added, “I think it’s more interesting if it’s not a romantic thing, since we’ve seen that with Oliver before.”

The CW’s official description for “Disciple,” – the first new Smallville season nine episode of 2010, which airs on January 22 at 8/7c:

NO LOVERS, NO ALLIES, NO DISCIPLES – INTRODUCING DC COMICS CHARACTER THE DARK ARCHER
Oliver’s (Justin Hartley) past comes back to haunt him in the form of The Dark Archer (guest star Steve Bacic), Oliver’s former teacher, who seeks revenge on his student by taking aim at Lois (Erica Durance) and Chloe (Allison Mack). Oliver faces down The Dark Archer after his former mentor kidnaps Mia AKA “Speedy” (guest star Elise Gatien) but is pushed to his limit and Clark (Tom Welling) races to stop him from making another deadly mistake. Mairzee Almas directed the episode written by Jordan Hawley.

SOURCE: KryptonSite

Erica Durance (Lois) and Laura Vandervoort (Kara) are on “Mania.com”’s “12 Hottest Women of Genre TV”.

Check-out the blurb below for Erica:

3. Erica Durance – Smallville: Yes her portrayal as Lois Lane can sometimes be so annoying that we want to whip a chunk of Kryptonite at our TV screens, but we can overlook all of that for her spectacular body.  Superman may be the Man of Steel but Erica Durance has a body of steel!

See the full list (including Laura Vandervoort’s blurb) at Mania.com here.

I always look forward to Deb’s “TW1977” new creations – she creates the most amazingly gorgeous Tom Welling (and more) manips & wallies, and she has several humorous ones as well!

Check-out a couple of her latest manips below and see much more on her site located at the KryptonSite forums here.

Thanks for letting me share them Deb!

Back-to-back Smallville repeat episodes “Rabid” and “Echo” air tonight starting at 8/7c.

Also, counting down to “Disciple”, the first new episode of 2010, airs 3-weeks from today. Getting closer folks!

Hope you’re all having a great 2010 so far!

Reverend O.J. Flow with “Newsarama.com” gave Smallville season nine the bronze “Best of the Best Shots 2009″ – read a snippet below:

Bronze – Smallville: Season 9: Of course it’s not a book, but hey, it’s what captivated your Reverend here a good part of 2009. Forced into the virtual Purgatory of Friday nights by its host network, Smallville seemed destined to join several “never were” shows who failed to make it to their 4th or 5th episode… EVER. But displaying the resilience one would expect from the Last Son of Krypton, Smallville has only gone and experienced a creative renaissance in expanding Kal-El’s role to full-blown superhero without employing the red and blue tights, and our Clark Kent (Tom Welling) has mercifully shed himself of the dead weight of Lana Lang in favor of a female lead who is as entertaining and engaging as any CW Network female lead (I’m looking at YOU, Blair Waldorf) with the perpetually iconic Lois Lane (a routinely entertaining Erica Durance).

Read the full article here.