Take a break from the holiday madness as TechCrunch and CrunchGear hosts a screening of TRON: Legacy in 3-D this Thursday night, December 16th at the Regal Union Square Stadium 14 in New York. Doors open for general seating at 11:15 PM and movie begins at 12:01AM.  Total run time is 2 hours and 7 minutes. Instead of charging a buck or two to reduce the no-shows from our guest list, we recommend... [read more]

Take a break from the holiday madness as TechCrunch and CrunchGear hosts a screening of TRON: Legacy in 3-D this Thursday night, December 16th at the Regal Union Square Stadium 14 in New York. Doors open for general seating at 11:15 PM and movie begins at 12:01AM.  Total run time is 2 hours and 7 minutes. Instead of charging a buck or two to reduce the no-shows from our guest list, we recommend everyone donates $10 which will go 100% to the UCSF Challenge for the Children (See more below).  Your generosity is welcome.Join us as we celebrate the holidays and say thank you for tuning in to TechCrunch in 2010! VENUE Regal Union Square Stadium 14  - House #8 850 Broadway  (at 13th)New York, NY 10003 Get Driving DirectionsURL/Trailer:  HERE About the UCSF Challenge for the Children and Benioff Children's Hospital: Help us make social media history in support of a great cause, the UCSF Challenge for the Children. They are trying to raise $600 million for a $1.6 billion massively awesome project.  The UCSF Medical Center, as part of the overall project, is building a new, freestanding children’s hospital in San Francisco with $100 million from Marc and Lynne Benioff. People already travel from around the state, and in fact from around the country, for highly specialized cancer treatment, surgeries and other critical treatments to the UCSF Medial Center. The new hospital will offer a wonderful new environment where children and their families can feel more comfortable.  That’s where we come in. UCSF has partnered with Causes to host the UCSF Challenge for the Children. Between now and December 16, the team that gets the highest number of contributors (minimum donation of $10), will be able to gift and name “The Link,” a children’s activity space for learning play and discovery in the new Hospital. This is normally reserved for benefectors at the million dollar level and above. It’s also a super cool way to use social media as a major vehicle to drive awareness and broadscale participation in the construction of a new hospital. Team TechCrunch is excited to participate. We’re asking for your help, and Michael will personally match the first $10,000 in donations through TechCrunch. Link:  http://techcrunch.com/2010/11/15/get-your-wallet-out-and-help-build-a-childrens-hospital/