James Cameron, the Google founders, and several other absurdly rich folks put out a job offering for their asteroid mining start-up, Planetary Resources.

Let's catch up on what James Cameron's up to, shall we?

As we reported a couple months back, word has been going around that Avatar is no longer going to be a mere trilogy, but a full-on quadrilogy.

Jessica Alba's big break in Hollywood was being cast as the leather-pants-wearing, motorcycle-riding, people-in-the-face-kicking, also-something-computery-doing lead in the short-lived Fox series "Dark Angel," which was created by a fresh-off-Titanic-Oscar-winnig, already-eff-you-money-having, probably-distracted-by-weird-cameras-for-Avatar-building James Cameron.

James Cameron has long been one of the loudest/most obnoxious pro-3D voices in Hollywood, but now he's going a step further and insisting everything be filmed in 5D.

One of the typical dangers of space mining.

Easily my favorite thing about the movie Titanic is that it has been out for fifteen years and the internet has had plenty of time to make fun of it.

Before Titanic and Avatar, even before Terminator 2 and True Lies, James Cameron almost got involved in making an X-Men movie.

Dramatization.