A larger version of Michael Shanks as Hawkman is now in the gallery, thanks to Michael Shanks Online.

Allison Mack (Chloe Sullivan) and Kristin Kreuk (Lana Lang) both attended the “Beyond Pink 2009″ event this past weekend. Allison was a speaker on day two of the event, and Kristin attended the gala dinner.

I added a few pictures from the event in the gallery. You can see Allison and Kristin’s pictures by clicking on the images below.

Photo Credit: Jeremy Lim

The upcoming Smallville two hour Justice Society movie, that was initially two separate titles, “Society” and “Legends”, is now being dubbed “Smallville: Absolute Justice”.

Ausiello at EW is reporting that The CW nixed the dual titles, and also combined the separate credits into one, giving Smallville fans the true movie experience! The airdate has also changed from January 29th to February 5th! I am so stoked about this movie – can’t wait!

Read the article at Entertainment Weekly HERE.

We haven’t had many ‘Smallville’ spoilers regarding Clark. Where does Alia fit in with the whole future story? – Nicole
Alia, the “ninja” who in the season opener warned Clark that he would one day betray and even destroy (!) his home world, can be seen again in this week’s episode, “Pandora.” I’d count on learning a bit more about the badass’ agenda as Lois uncovers her memories from that grim future.

SOURCE: Fancast

I finally finished the quotes for episodes 9.04 “Echo” and 9.05 “Roulette”.  I’m hoping to get caught up with the rest of the episodes by the end of this week.

You can view the season nine quotes here – enjoy!

Awesome news for Smallville! This is regarding “Idol” that aired this past Friday, November 13th.

via press release:

SMALLVILLE” SCORES LARGEST AUDIENCE OF THE SEASON

SMALLVILLE Matches Season Highs with Adults 18-34 and Adults 18-49

SMALLVILLE Ranks #1 from 8:00-9:00p.m. in Young Men Demos

November 16, 2009 (Burbank, CA) – The CW’s SMALLVILLE climbed even higher this week, scoring its largest audience (2.7mil) of the season, according to Live Plus Same Day Nielsen ratings for Fri., Nov. 13, 2009. SMALLVILLE matched its season highs in adults 18-34 (1.2/5) and adults 18-49 (1.2/4).

SMALLVILLE ranked #1 in its time period among men 18-34 (1.4/6) and males 12-34 (1.2/5), and finished second in adults 18-34 (1.2/5), persons 12-34 (1.1/4) and men 18-49 (1.3/5-tie).

SOURCE: TVbytheNumbers

I just added a webclip for “Pandora” on the left sidebar. Catch it this Friday at 8/7c.

Our first sneak peek at Michael Shanks as Hawkman! That looks amazing! Tom Welling will be directing the second episode – AWESOME! I am so excited about this JS movie! Is it February yet?!

Read a snippet of Michael’s interview with TV Guide below:

Here it is! A sneak peek at Michael Shanks in the Hawkman costume he dons for Smallville’s highly anticipated two-hour movie event. Featuring the Justice Society, the special airs February 5, and the second hour is directed by Tom Welling. In between practicing his flying stunts above the Daily Planet rooftop and Chloe’s Watchtower, the Stargate SG-1 alum called me from the Vancouver set to dish on his role.

It seems we’ll be seeing a lot of you soaring through the air, eh?
Michael: Yeah. There are a few scenes involving him flying into various sets. One of them is in Watchtower and we’ll also see him on the Daily Planet roof. And at the end of the day, Hawkman takes off his wings and hangs them in the closet.

How’s your flying been going?
Michael: Today’s my practice day. There’s no stunt guy, so I need to ace this so I don’t make Hawkman look like a goofball. It’s traditional wire work that involves strapping on this harness so that large men with giant arms can lift me up and manipulate me. I’m also swinging around Hawkman’s giant mace as a weapon.

Are you exposing your chest as Hawkman did?
Michael: No nudity. The way the harness is designed they needed to create a bronze chest plate. The helmet is also more of a bronze-tone than a big yellow gold thing. My whole upper torso becomes a big immobile object.

What’s Hawkman’s story?
Michael: When we first meet Carter Hall he’s in his museum. We’ll learn he’s a reincarnated prince from a thousand years ago. There is a reference to The Justice Society’s time in the ‘70s, but we have since disbanded.

What advice does he give Clark?
Michael: There’s a reference given to him flying, but it’s more of a metaphor to his own personal growth. Clark and his friends are figuring out what their destinies will be, so there is a ripe opportunity for the Justice Society who had been there done that to offer some tough love teaching.

Tom Welling is directing the second episode of this arc. Is he excited or terrified?
Michael: I’m sure he’s excited and terrified. The first part is a lot of the character’s back-stories with them in civilian attire. Whereas in part two, Tom gets saddled with a lot of the action elements that will take a lot of time to shoot. He’s also acting throughout the episode he’s directing, which will be quite a task.

Are there references to Society members who aren’t seen in the episodes?
Michael: Oh yes. You’ll see a ton of references. This is a fan’s dream. Let’s say there are lots of memories and paraphernalia that people will be familiar with.

Continue reading Michael’s interview HERE!

I realized earlier that I overlooked uploading several “Idol” screencaps to the gallery on Sunday, which are from the scene when Lois meets District Attorney, Sacks on the top of the Daily Planet roof.

I just added about 50+ more screencaps from that scene in the gallery.