It's been a while since we've checked up on the girls of Comediva's BAMF Girls Club, but we're glad we did: this is the best Sookie Stackhouse impression we've ever seen. Watch as SOOKEH invades the thoughts of everyone in the house with her delightful Southern charm, and bonds with Lisbeth over how awesome Swedish people are.

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There's Ugly Renaissance Babies, and then there's Ugly Lemongrab Babies. (Tumblr via io9.)

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What's Stieg Larsson's Millennium Trilogy without Mikael Blomkvist? Sony hopes it's a wildly successful film sequel starring a women in the lead role. They've got our attention. 

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As for what exactly "extreme" means in this case, you'll have to watch.

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Earlier this week we told you which television show was the most pirated of 2012, now it's time to find out which film was. And the answer may surprise you. 

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Well, at least Buffy should be excited about the relaunch.

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Recently there's been a composite sketch going around of what 50 Shade's of Grey's Christian Grey would look like. And that's all well and good, whatever, he kind of looks like Jonathan Taylor Thomas, etc. What we're interested in this new video and the tumblr that goes along with it, which features the composites of a whole bunch of literary characters. There's something a tad strange about being confronted with the faces of characters we've imagined in our heads for so long when those faces do not belong to famous or soon-to-be-famous actors. That in itself says a lot about what it's like to consume media in today's day and age, so we find this project by Brian Joseph Davis to be very intriguing indeed. (via Thirst For Salt)

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We are a fan of badass ladies 'round these parts, it is no secret. Feeding right into that soft spot, the awesome team over at Comediva are now bringing us a sort of parody/showcase of what might happen is some favorite BAMFy fictional characters (and Bella) became roommates. Sort of like The Real World, but with more side-braids and tortured backstories. Obviously, no one video can capture everyone's favorite BAMF girls, so we'll throw it out to you to lengthen the list. Who's your favorite? Why? How do you think they'd interact with the other girls in the house? (via Gender Focus)

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Normally, when ad executives worry about women not responding to violence in movies, we scoff and write a post about how narrow minded they're being, and feel free to use our own community as an example of women who would totally go see a movie that began with "John Carter" even if it ended with "of Mars." Especially if it ended with "of Mars." But when the ad folk behind American adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo say they're concerned that their movie is too full of sexual violence to appeal to women, I'm gonna say: Yeah. You might be right.

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The secretly female computer whiz is such a common trope these days that I've almost come to expect it. Oooh, there's this super 1337 hacker who the whole male cast is in awe of, but they have no idea who they are and they need their help. Then, unexpectedly, the first time they meet, that hacker is totally a hot chick. Then, about half the time, there is sexual tension. But as tired as the reveal is, we have to admit that the trope itself has given us some of our favorite characters in movies, TV, and literature; obviously nerdy, intelligent girls who kick ass and sometimes get boys. It also goes hand in hand with our favorite anachronistic tech-films, but we'll get to that. Grab your 28.8k modem and join us for ten of our favorite lady hackers.

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My Womanthology artist, Hanie Mohd, does it again (I knew I chose well!). Her DC Ladies In Sweaters have been lighting up the internet the last week but this depiction of Wolverine will never leave my brain. What else did we see today? Hit the jump to find out! 

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DC Entertainment has acquired the rights to Stieg Larsson's best-selling Millenium Trilogy. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, The Girl Who Played with Fire and The Girl Who Kicked the Hornet's Nest will all be adapted into graphic novels via DC's Vertigo imprint. 

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Did you think it had been a while since a parody trailer for The Muppets came out? So did the Muppets. Protip: the lyrics of the song are worth paying attention to. Also, we've put the Girl with the Dragon Tattoo trailer this is based on below for reference.

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This leaked late yesterday, and while it's unofficial (since it's clearly someone holding up a camera and recording it bootleg-style), this looks like it's going to be the red band trailer for David Fincher's adaptation of The Girl With the Dragon Tattoo. And it has the Trent Reznor/Karen O cover of Led Zeppelin's "Immigrant Song" in it, which alone makes it worthwhile to watch. If this is the trailer, then this is a pretty badass trailer. (Contains one extremely quick NSFW moment.) (Ain't It Cool News)

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Over at Better Book Titles, Dan Wilbur aims to distill books to their essential elements so he can more accurately title them. (Often with a fair amount of profanity.)

This blog is for people who do not have thousands of hours to read book reviews or blurbs or first sentences. I will cut through all the cryptic crap, and give you the meat of the story in one condensed image. Now you can read the greatest literary works of all time in merely seconds!

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