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Dakota Fanning just wants to dance tonight.

He’s nothing like the characters he plays.

Proving that there’s no woman alive or dead that she can’t imitate with authenticity, Meryl Streep has morphed into former British Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher.

When Keith Olbermann announced that he planned for even less people to see him on TV on a nightly basis by leaving his MSNBC show, many thought that it couldn’t be done.

He moved the stars into a house together and then tried to make them have sex. Somebody check to see if his employment history includes ‘The Real World’.

The crazy Mel Gibson puppet movie has a later release date.

Fergie defending Christina Aguilera is like Gallagher defending Carrot Top.

Director Paul Haggis (‘Million Dollar Baby’) was a Scientologist and he wants you to know those guys suck.

Fox is going to transform the ‘Mr. Men’ series of children’s books into an animated feature film, directed by Shawn Levy. No need to panic – I already hit the “Ruining My Childhood” button.

Will you marathon the first nine seasons before watching the final 10th season? For most of you, maybe even 99.9% of you, I’m guessing the answer is “no.”

Michael Moore, for all the civic duties he takes upon himself, still wants to get paid at the end of the day.

Warner Bros. is readying Harker, a story of a Scotland Yard detective on the trail of Dracula.

Detroit has had its fair share of tough times, but this news is especially tough to report. Sadly, the Motor City will not be getting a statue honoring their protector, Robocop.

Franco doesn’t care much for just sitting around, so he is considering creating a “Three’s Company” feature film and perhaps an off-Broadway play.

After combing through the trailer myself, and searching several message boards, I’ve come up with the following eight pictures that may contain hidden clues about the Steven Spielberg produced film.

One hundred and eleven million people watched the Superbowl yesterday. That is so many millions.

Lasse Hallstrom has already jumped on board to direct the adaptation of the first book of a (new) Swedish detective series.

Here’s some news that big pink dog will enjoy. Richard Gere is getting back in the game.

The New Pornographers have a new video and they’ve thrown a bone to struggling actors like Paul Rudd.

Robert Redford wants to be bigger than Bieber.

The 2011 Writers Guild Award winners are a lot of familiar names and faces.

Director Danny Boyle is thinking of returning to unconventional monster movie territory nine years after his terrifying zombie film ’28 Days Later’.

The Hobbit plans to begin shooting in March, if God allows it.

Number one: It lets you make a movie.

Shawn Levy has a lot on his plate, but you can’t really take a breather when James Cameron comes calling. So Levy has opted to direct the ‘Fantastic Voyage’ remake rather than die in a submarine “accident.”

With ‘The Expendables’, Sylvester Stallone paid homage to the gritty, bizarrely-cast, shoot ‘em up action flicks of the 1980′s. It looks like his next will pay homage to formulaic, generic cop action dramas.

The Super Bowl showed us more than just robots, superheroes, pirates, aliens, topless Olivia Wilde, and douchebags. It also showed us which programs Fox hopes they won’t have to cancel this fall.

Start hoarding your Robin t-shirts now.

Here’s hoping Cobie Smulders looks good in an eyepatch.

Oh right, it’s Ursa.