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Because the 4,000 specials shown on VH-1 didn’t cover the topic adequately enough, Kathleen Kennedy and Frank Marshall are moving forward with a Milli Vanilli biopic.

When I interviewed Charlie Hunnam for his film The Ledge at Sundance I had no idea it would cause such a stir. Here I’ve post the audio file in its entirety.

The idea of a ‘G.I Joe’ sequel smacks of film making as a numbers game, and the search for a director isn’t helping, as Paramount is batting around 3 different but equally middling talents for the job.

Try to resist the urge to find the closest nerd and noogie him until he begs for mercy.

Nicholas Hoult, the adorable child star of About A Boy, tragically not afflicted with a disorder that keeps him looking like a child his entire life, is now a full-fledged adult male actor.

James Wan is going to be eating well for a while.

Tom Cruise has made it official. No, not that. The ‘Rock Of Ages’ casting thing.

Though Mayor Dave Bing shot down the suggestion that the city could boost tourism by building a statue honoring the mechanized flatfoot, citizens of Detroit are hoping they can raise the monument themselves.

Marvel knows you better than you know yourself.

It’s nice to hear about one heiress who’s doing something legitimately un-heiress-like.

We have all the info here, and there’s no need to tattoo this blog post across your chest.

Charlie Sheen is going to help the crew… sort of.

A nice press conference photo before they spend every day of next year wearing heavy robes, caked in pounds of make-up, sweat and their own tears.

He’ll be vying for starring roles again, but can he arm wrestle away these parts from current action stars like Matt Damon?

Tupac Shakur’s ability to produce creative content from beyond the grave continues as filming for TUPAC begins shortly.

Savages seems to be putting some amazing pieces together to make the literary adaptation, well, amazing.

In order to prove how not racist we really are, we’ve compiled this epic list of 28 bad-ass Blaxploitation film trailers from the 1970s (one for each day of Black History Month).

Albert Einstein scores a biopic, but not before Erin Brockovich and Rubin ‘Hurricane’ Carter. (Sigh.)

An adaptation of ‘Twilight’ author Stephanie Meyer’s most recent work, ‘The Host,’ now has a director attached to it.

Having had enough with the craft services available on independent film sets, Ryan Gosling would like to move onto projects with better food like ‘Logan’s Run’.

Unlike its Austen-based zombie sibling, ‘Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter’ seems to get its house in order more and more every day.

We continue with our weekly rundown of the best, the weirdest, and the most decently okay titles available to stream instantly on Netflix.

Man, how many bad guys are in Safe House? And how do they all know the location of this Safe House?

Michael Cera can’t be accused of playing himself again in his next film if he speaks only in Spanish. Can he?

Enjoy the trailer for season 3 of Showtime’s “Nurse Jackie.”

After the false start a few years back that only resulted in a Rose McGowan with sexy red hair poster, it looks like the project is back up.

Sundance interviews tend to be brief, as talent races from place to place. We still had time to discuss the deep themes of the film and get a scoop on “Sons.”

Director David Fincher’s upcoming The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo is continuing to announce new cast members, even though it’s set to premiere at the end of 2011.

Is it just me? Am I the only one who’s beyond thrilled that Sinbad’s going to have a reality show on WE (yup, Women’s Entertainment) called “Sinbad’s Family Affair?”

Breaking! Secondary celebrity Bradley Cooper has his next project in the works!