As part of Amazon’s monthly $5 MP3 album deals for March 2012, Blondie’s Greatest Hits is on sale for only $5.

Born from the first wave of New York City punk rock in the mid 1970s, Blondie went from playing CBGB’s to touring all around the world in a scant few years. They became a big part of the New Wave sound of the early 1980s, with memorable hit songs as “Call Me,” “Heart of Glass,” “The Tide is High,” and “Rapture.” This 19-song collection nicely includes those and other well known hits and not so well known nuggets.

Browse the main sale page to see the other 99 albums on sale for only $5 each in MP3 format through the end of March 2012.

Also, don’t forget, March Is Metal, so check out all the sales on all things metal!

1988’s Twins is one of many guilty pleasures born of the ’80s that plenty of people have seen and enjoyed for what it is. It’s not a movie, however, that anyone ever expected to see a sequel for.

But we should all be familiar with the times we currently live in, and now, over two decades later, a sequel to Twins might just be heading our way.

And what’s even more unexpected? It appears as though the hopes for said sequel is to have Eddie Murphy play the third brother to the original’s oddball twins, returning stars Arnold Schwarzenegger and Danny DeVito.

Other than an image released last year of Henry Cavill looking mighty Kryptonian, there hasn’t been much seen on the promotional front for Man of Steel, the Zack Snyder-directed reboot of the Superman movie franchise. Now, Warner Bros. has released the film’s official logo.

You can check out the image here below.

While there will probably never be a better Superman movie in my lifetime than the 1978 epic original directed by Richard Donner that cast the late Christopher Reeve in the role that would come to define his career (and in a sense his life), I am looking forward to seeing how Snyder, co-writers David Goyer and Jonathan Nolan, producer Christopher Nolan, and their amazing cast attempt to make the Last Son of Krypton a 21st century badass to compete on the big screen with his DC brother Batman and the Mighty Marvel Movie Bullpen.

Mars Attacks, the famous science-fiction trading card set, is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year. And in doing so, its original creator and licensor Topps, one of the biggest companies of trading cards in the world, is partnering with comic book publishers IDW to take on a massive venture, taking the aliens attacks Earth story that it’s based on to Broadway as a musical.

This big-budget musical, entitled Mars Attacks: 21st Century Slaughter, is to be written and produced by comic book veteran John Layman (Chew, Marvel Zombies vs. The Army of Darkness). In a statement released by Topps and IDW, Layman describes the undertaking of this project as an upbeat, sci-fi version of West Side Story. He also went on to say that like any good Broadway show, there will be catchy songs as well in the production.

Amazon has declared March Is Metal and is offering hundreds of metal albums at low prices. It doesn’t come much more metal than Anthrax and their third album, Among The Living. The CD is available right now for only $5.99.

It’s impossible to keep still to this album; it makes you want to jump around and bang your head. Recorded by what many consider to be the “˜classic’ Anthrax line-up of Scott Ian, Joey Belladonna, Frank Bello, Charlie Benante, and Dan Spitz, tracks like “Indians,” “Caught In A Mosh,” “Efilnikufesin (N.F.L.),” and not forgetting “I Am The Law” have become live staples in the 25 years since it was first released.

If you would like a digital copy of Among The Living, the MP3 download is available at $8.91.