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Here is the official Saw V movie trailer. Very short!

The new Horror movie Mirrors will come to theaters on 15 August. It stars 24’s Kiefer Sutherland and is from the same director as The Hills Have Eyes. The movie does seem far-fetched, but there isn’t much this year for horror flicks!

Mirrors Movie Trailer

For many, the weekends start on Thursdays! People that love bars and clubs and can’t wait for the weekend should check out these Thursday night happenings in downtown Honolulu, Hawaii.

1. Girls Night Out at the Pearl Ultra Lounge. Pearl Lounge is by far one of the nicest clubs on Oahu and is located in downtown Honolulu. Thursday nights is great for the ladies. Girls pay no cover charge (sorry guys, expect a viewing fee!) and the is a complimentary bottle of champagne for every group of 6 women that arrive before 9pm. Pearl opens at 8 PM and closes at 4 AM. You will also find some live local music throughout the night. For more information and directions check out our Pearl Ultra Lounge review.
2. Thirsty Thursdays at Zanzabar. If you are looking for an 18 and over crowd with a packed dance floor Zanzabar will be the place for you on Thursday nights. Zanzabar is open from 9PM to 4 AM with a $5 covercharge.  Popular radio station 102.7 Da Bomb host the party, ensuring a packed crowd on Thursdays. For more information and direction check out our Zanzabar review.
3. Mai Tai Live Music. The Mai Tai is open seven days a week, has live music every night and NEVER has a cover charge. If you are looking for some live music. The best thing about the Mai Tai is it is nearly co-lacated with the Pearl Ultra Lounge. You can check out both very easy and free if you are a female. For more information and direction check out our Mai Tai Review.

If you are feeling brave, all three of these bars are located near each other. Make it a pub crawl and send us some pics! If you know of a great location for Thursday nights on Oahu, let us know with a comment.

Several U.S. airlines are warning people not to open fake emails claiming that the people bought an airline ticket.

The Minneapolis Star Tribune quotes a computer virus expert as speculating that the email attack is coming from Russia.

From various publications, we know that the emails are carrying the names of Northwest Airlines, Continental Airlines, Sun Country Airlines, US Airways, Allegiant Air, Delta Air Lines, Alaska Airlines, Midwest Airlines, Hawaiian Airlines

The emails have an attachment that includes a .zip file containing a virus. Some airlines have posted warnings on their websites, such as this one from Delta:

Fraudulent emails, purporting to be from Delta, have apparently been sent to consumers in the last 24 hours. These e-mails claim that the recipient has purchased a Delta ticket, that a credit card has been charged, and that an invoice or receipt is attached to the e-mail. If you have received one of these emails, do not open the attachment as it may contain potentially dangerous viruses or other malware that may harm your computer. Be assured that Delta did not send these emails, and our customers’ credit cards have not been charged as a result of the e-mails. These e-mails did not originate with Delta, nor do we believe that any personal information that our customers provided to us was used to generate these e-mails.

Northwest put out a press release with this statement from its vice president of e-commerce, Al Lenza:

Customers should be aware that these e-mails are not coming from the airline. NWA itineraries are specific and contain information that customer will recognize. If the format does not look familiar to you, and you have not recently purchased a ticket, do not open the attachment. Delete the e-mail right away.