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Mad Maxed

Jon Hamm has been confirmed for three more seasons as Don Draper on Mad Men. But what will happen when fedoras go out of style?

ART

The Bulgarian Banksy?

For a few days in the Bulgarian capital of Sofia, the U.S. fought the reds once again. An anonymous artist transformed a monument depicting Soviet soldiers "liberating" Bulgaria (in actuality, a communist coup) into street art, painting each statue as an American pop-culture figure. The Russian embassy in Sofia called the incident "an outrageous act of vandalism," and the paint was removed despite appreciative crowds and online support.

The Mask

The Joker

Wolverine

Santa Claus

Superman

Ronald McDonald

Captain America

Robin

Wonder Woman

MOVIES

Bored Studios Tap Board Games

Having already plundered action figures, Saturday-morning cartoons (see Smurfs, left) and theme-park rides for material, Hollywood is turning to board games. A film version of Ouija will join already percolating Battleship and Risk projects. We'd like to propose three other sure-to-be blockbusters:

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3 THINGS YOU DON'T HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIS WEEK

1. Warren Beatty's decade-long absence.

It'll be over soon. He's got a film project in the works--sadly, it's not Dick Tracy 2.

2. Feeling distant from the President.

He will start to personally tweet on the campaign trail. Look for the tweets signed "--BO."

3. Having to watch a 30-year-old Lea Michele (currently 25) act like a high school student.

Glee creator Ryan Murphy says he plans to have students graduate and exit the show.