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JOIN JARED IN TORONTO AT TIFF 2012 for ARTIFACT! Jared will be doing Q+A at the FRIDAY AND SATURDAY screenings of ARTIFACT. TICKETS ARE NOW AVAILABLE for the ARTIFACT Screenings below, direct from TIFF.net, but get yours ASAP — LESS THAN 100 TICKETS LEFT! OFFICIAL PREMIERE Friday September 14 Ryerson Theatre 9:00 PM Saturday September 15 The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema 3:00 PM Sunday September 16 The Bloor Hot Docs Cinema 3:30 PM Have YOUR ticket for ARTIFACT? Be sure to VOTE ARTIFACT in BlackBerry®'s People's Choice Award and BlackBerry Documentary Award categories! Jared will be stopping by MuchMusic's New.Music.Live tomorrow, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13 to chat about ARTIFACT! For more info regarding the appearance or tickets, visit NML! Join ARTIFACT on Facebook for the latest updates, featured photos and fanart, as well as on Twitter, @ArtifactTheFilm. Show your support on Twitter by using hashtags #ARTIFACTISCOMING and #TIFF12, and sharing the Official Premiere Poster! Check out this great ARTIFACT Fanart featured bymandolinaes!     Follow MARS on Instagram at @30SECONDSTOMARS to receive the latest photos from The Lab, MARSX Revisits, and more! Celebrate 10 Years of Life On MARS whenever you want, as often as you want by revisiting ALL of MARS' short films and videos, as well as by subscribing to MARS on YouTube and accessing custom Playlists!   Access EXCLUSIVE MARSX merch by visiting the MARS Store!     'Like' Thirty Seconds To Mars on Facebook! Subscribe to Jared, Shannon, and Tomo   Paula's Cover features a quote recently featured on MARS' Page: "It's not only music. It's not only art. It's a community. It's a sense of having a place to belong. Not everybody will understand it. And that's OK. Some people ask us if This Is A Cult. I say this: It's something special. It's not for everyone. It's only for those who understand." - Jared Leto Visit and comment MARS on Facebook for a chance to be featured!   DEADLINE EXTENDED BY POPULAR DEMAND!   The Third Edition of the Thirty Seconds To Mars Yearbook is a Celebration of the Band and ECHELON, including collected photos from the fans! Get YOUR PHOTO AND CAPTION in the book if you lock in your order by TODAY, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12 at 11:59 PM ET. For more details or to order today, visit the Official MARS Store! Don't forget... MARS YEARBOOK VOL. 3 qualifies for flat-rate shipping regardless of where you live! Enter code to save: SHIPUSM2011 for the U.S., or SHIPINTM2011 for International.     Great work on the latest round of hilarious MARS Memes! Check out the MARSmeme Album on Facebook to see some highlights and add your own.   Eparreiii from Mars shared this great TRIAD Alert shot in Rio de Janeiro! Where has YOUR TRIAD traveled to? Share yours or use #TRIADalert on Twitter.     eande7380's wonderful A BEAUTIFUL LIE inspired artwork: Get EDGE OF THE EARTH: The Making of A BEAUTIFUL LIE from VyRTdirect, and be sure to add your art to the Official MARS Flickr!   Supporting ARTIFACT's premiere at TIFF 2012, forevermars4's Twitter avatar features fan-made art:     Tweet MARS for a chance to be featured!   Check out this great photograph of @simons_sa's TRIAD and MARS-inspired body art:   Add yours or view the Official MARS Tattoo Archive!   Keep up with the latest features and focuses by visiting The Hive on Twitter and Facebook!     Read of the Week   Chuck Klosterman IV: A Decade of Curious People and Dangerous Ideasis a book written by Chuck Klosterman, consisting of three sections: Things That Are True, a collection of previously published interviews with new introductions and footnotes; Things That Might Be True which collects previously published opinion articles, andSomething That Isn't True At All is the beginning of an unfinished novel written in 2000. Movie of the Week Winner of the TIFF 2011 People's Choice Award, Where Do We Go Now? is a story about a group of Lebanese women try to ease religious tensions between Christians and Muslims in their village. Album of the Week Tempest is the thirty-fifth studio album by American singer-songwriter Bob Dylan, featuring a fourteen-minute long song of the title track, Tempest. Organization of the Week The Choroideremia Research Foundation seeks to raise funds in support of scientific research leading to a treatment or cure of choroideremia, a hereditary retinal-degenerative disease that causes blindness; to educate people affected by the disease; and to inform the public. Want to see past Transmissions? A list of all previous Transmissions can be found in the Transmission Archive!