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Though his hit 1994 film Stargate has spawned three successful television series that have aired from 1997 to 2011, producer Dean Devlin (who is also working on a sequel to his 1996 blockbuster Independence Day) says the story is not complete – and he intends to finish the tale. “Stargate has always had this empty hole,” he told The Hollywood Reporter last month. “When we made the first one, we always intended on doing part two and three, and we were prevented for years. And our hope is that we can get another chance at Stargate and tell the entire story we wanted to tell.”

There is still time to claim a piece of the groundbreaking Stargate TV franchise! VIP Fan Auctions is offering unique behind-the-scenes artifacts, such as the detailed production sketches of a Wraith chest plate from Stargate Atlantis, screen-used military Wiley X sunglasses from SGU, and rare collectibles like the limited edition book celebrating the tenth anniversary of SG-1. Check out all of the Stargate props and wardrobe auctions available at VIP Fan Auctions by clicking here – and place your bid today!

It’s not good to provoke Flash Gordon while he’s in a drug-and-alcohol induced fantasy flashback – especially if you happen to look and act like his diabolical archenemy, Ming the Merciless. Ted’s volatile neighbor found this out the hard way after Flash – actually actor Sam J. Jones – broke through his wall during the movie’s wild party scene. It made for one of the funniest moments in the movie – and a fantastic nod to the 1980 “classic.” Best of all, for a few hours more, the Ming costume that actor Thomas Wu wore during the  Flash Gordon fantasy sequence in the blockbuster comedy Ted is now available at TedAuctions.com. Don’t let this opportunity to own a truly inspired – and hilarious – piece of movie history (and Seth MacFarlane’s vivid imagination) get away. Click here for details or to place your bid – but hurry. The auction ends soon.

The now-iconic painting of the solar eclipse used in the Heroes series premiere episode, “Genesis,” is among the final batch of props from the series now available at VIP Fan Auctions (click here for all of the Heroes auctions). The piece of art was created on-screen by Heroes’ tortured artist Isaac Mendez (played by Santiago Cabrera) and off-screen by production artist Tim Sale. The piece available for auction is a huge photo reproduction of the original mounted on a 60-inch x 39-inch canvas (click here for photos of the item). Do not let this piece of T.V. history get away – place your bid today. All of the Heroes auctions are ending soon.

Major film and television stars have made Comic-Con in San Diego (July 12-15) a mainstream event for years, but anyone who’s been there knows that the true showstoppers are the fans who dress up in elaborate costumes to pay homage to their favorite series, movies and genres – the more obscure and elaborate, the better! If you’re planning on attending this year, do not miss the opportunity to raise the bar by showing up wearing genuine, screen-used wardrobe items available at Paramount Movie Auctions. Currently on the auction block is an outfit from the phenomenal 2011 J.J. Abrams alien-monster film Super 8 – the shirt and pants combo was worn on-screen by Zach Mills (who played Preston in the film). There is also a ton of really cool stuff from The Last Airbender, including fans, backpacks, prop weapons – and a complete women’s Water Tribe costume. Check out these and other props and wardrobe items from additional films at Paramount Movie Auctions and VIP Fan Auctions!

We may have kissed the ladies of Wisteria Lane good-bye, but their incredible wardrobes remain – for a few more days at least. Whether you’re a fan of Desperate Housewives or a fan of fashion (or both), do not miss out on the opportunity to raid the closets (click here) of Gabrielle Solis (Eva Longoria), Bree Van de Kamp (Marcia Cross) and Renee Perry (Vanessa Williams). The screen-worn designer items available right now include:

Nanette Lapore designer dress (pictured above) worn by Gabrielle Solis in the fifth season episode “You’re Gonna Love Tomorrow.” There is also a pink silk spaghetti-strap slip worn by Gabby in the first season episode “Goodbye for Now.” Also, check out Gabby’s stunning red sleeveless Herve Ledger dress!

Light pink Christian Dior dress worn by Bree Van de Kamp in the fifth season episode “Rose’s Turn, a Yves Saint Laurent dress worn by Bree in the fifth season finale “It’s Only In Your Head” and her dazzling gold-and-gray Ports dress from the seventh season’s “I’ll Swallow Poison on Sunday.”

Cashmere leopard-print sweater from Neiman Marcus worn by Renee Perry in the Desperate Housewives seventh season episode “A Humiliating Business.”

Place your bid today because the auctions end soon! (And don’t forget to check out the shoes!)