Universal are set to release the 20th anniversary edition of Spike Lee’s red-hot racial drama Do The Right Thing on Blu-ray in the US on 30 June. A UK release date has yet to be announced.

As well as a new VC-1 transfer, the disc will feature a DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1 soundtrack and a pizzeria full of extras, including exclusives not on the Criterion DVD, such as a commentary, retrospective documentary and 11 deleted scenes.

Heralded as the definitive film on race relations, it has the curious honour of being the first date film for the Obamas, but also unfortunately introduced the world to Martin Lawrence.

Issue 11 of HD Review magazine hits streets today, and as well as featuring all the usual high definition news and reviews, to celebrate the release of Bond on Blu-ray you’ll be able to pick from six alternative covers featuring agents Connery, Moore and Brosnan from 007 outings ‘Dr No.’, ‘Die Another Day’, ‘Live And Let Die’, ‘Thunderball’, ‘For Your Eyes Only’ and ‘From Russia With Love’.

To update our recent feed regarding the world-cinema distributor Tartan, it seems the company’s woes have spread across the pond. Indeed, 22 members of Tartan’s workforce have been made redundant amid administrative procedures. With the US sector selling off its 100-strong film library and now this, the future of Tartan movies on Blu-ray is still unknown – hopefully these latest events won’t affect the distributor’s current slate of upcoming releases.

 Art house distributor and recent Blu-ray adoptee Tartan has ceased business, Stateside that is. Auctioning off its 100-strong film library, which includes recent hits such as Oldboy and A Tale Of Two Sisters, film print and advertising financing company Palisades Media Corp made the purchase. With Tartan USA’s output relatively quiet so far this year, this move wasn’t too surprising. And, to relieve all left-field HD fans out there, this sell-off does not alter the impending Blu-ray releases of Sky Blue, The Proposition or A Tale Of Two Sisters – or Tartan UK’s continued dedication to the format.

Imagine Publishing has released the first SciFiNow eMag, containing 12 issues of the magazine in electronic form.

Priced at £19.99, the disc contains every review, interview, column and article featured in the print version of the publication over its first year. From talking to James Callis to analysing Buck Rogers, you won’t find a disc more crammed with science fiction, fantasy, horror and cult content in the galaxy, with over 1,500 pages of content. As a bonus, the first episode of the SciFiNow Podcast is also featured.

The eMag is priced at £19.99 with free postage and packing in the UK, and is available now. You can buy it online at http://www.imagineshop.co.uk/emags.php, or by calling +44 (0) 1202 586200.