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Adult stars launch #PayForYourPorn campaign against porn piracy

The campaign, backed by publishers Adult Empire, says piracy hurts the industry, and that fans must take responsibility. By Alex Hern

Piracy study shows illegal downloaders more likely to pay for films than music

Comparison reveals film pirates as wealthy early adopters who will stop their behaviour if they feel it is damaging the industry. By Samuel Gibbs and agencies

Cinecittà studios: Italy’s Hollywood home celebrated with Google doodle

Facility created by Benito Mussolini was the filming location for several large American film productions including Ben-Hur

Short Peace review – fascinating curio for fans of anime art

Matt Kamen enjoys four beautifully animated short films and a brilliantly madcap game from some of the greatest directors in Japan

New Mexico landfill to be dug up in search of ‘buried’ Atari ET video games

According to gaming urban legend, Atari buried millions of unsold the games, considered one of the biggest flops in gaming history

Spider-Man tweet has Tom Watson tangled in web storm

Media Monkey: The MP has come under fire on Twitter for revealing a plot twist from the new blockbuster

Lego the Hobbit review – perfect for playing with less experienced gamers

Lego's fingerless residents grapple with the one ring to rule them all, in a bright and breezy take on Peter Jackson's films, writes Rupert Higham

Science fiction needs to reflect that the future is queer

Damien Walter: Most science fiction still sticks to straight story lines. It's time the genre explored fluid gender identity and LGBT themes

Comedy Central’s UK site attempts to wipe smile off Ferrell’s Funny or Die

Sam Delaney heads rival website aimed at 16-24 year olds which will feature videos, lists, quizzes and clips. By John Plunkett

My Girl video game takes sting out of losing Macaulay Culkin

If the trauma of the child star's death by bees in the 1991 kids' romance is still raw, an online video game may provide therapy

David Baddiel: why I’m turning The Infidel into my first musical

As a Kickstarter campaign is launched to fund Infidel: the Musical, the comic and author explains why his cult comedy about Jews and Muslims was ripe for a stage makeover

Veronica Mars, the movie: ‘Fans gave the money, there was all this pressure’

The badass teen private detective who made her name on US TV is making a triumphant return in a Kickstarter-funded movie. So how did the director cope with the fans' (AKA the Marshmallows) expectations, asks Emma John

First Kiss needs to be remade with grotty, normal people

Stuart Heritage: First Kiss is a three-minute film in which beautiful hipsters snog for the first time. I want to see another version that reflects the disturbing reality of tongue-tussling with a total stranger

The Lego Movie Videogame – review

It's fun to play but this game lacks the impact of the Lego film, writes Jordan Erica Webber

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