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Fox is going to make an action-adventure movie that will be written by Carlton Cuse, will star Hugh Jackman, and will be directed by Shawn Levy.

This week we throw our Best Actress contenders into the Thunderdome, arm then with cudgels and see who among them has the fortitude to grab blood-smeared victory.

Jason Segel and his everyman charms will be be infiltrating the Jersey mob, 80′s style in DreamWorks upcoming Undercover Cop.

A ridiculous amount of celebrities have tried their had at writing a cookbook. While it must be insulting for an actual cook to see a bunch of armatures using their fame to get a cookbook deal, it’s a thousand times better than when celebrity chef Emeril Lagasse used his fame to get a sitcom deal, so lets just call it even.

The studio is hoping they can spin a movie done on the cheap into ‘Paranormal Activity’ box office gold once again.

The other day when Tara Reid was saying things, just about every person on Earth who is not Tara Reid wisely dismissed it. However, there are two people who were not so quick to dismiss the project. The Coen Brothers!

Our weekly rundown of the best, the weirdest, and the most decently okay titles available to stream instantly on Netflix.

With the addition of Brad Garrett, David Chase has fulfilled his need to cast a really tall guy in his film debut, Twylight Zones.

Tirelessly versatile auteur Rob Zombie has his next project lined up.

Samuel L. Jackson, who appeared as Nick Fury in ‘Iron Man’ (post credits) and ‘Iron Man 2′, is finally getting his own shot at the spotlight in ‘The Avengers’, but he’ll be sharing it with a hot brunette sidekick.

Who among us hasn’t had to deal with some embarrassing “Office”-style faux pas from one of the elderly individuals in our lives?

Don’t pick apart that Scream 4 trailer for spoilers just yet. Wes Craven and crew have headed back to Michigan to shoot additional scenes — not re-shoots.

A comic book being adapted into a movie? You read it here first!

Mike Newell is in talks to work on a “fresh and new” movie adaptation of ‘Great Expectations.’

Maria Schneider, star of the seminal 1970s film ‘Last Tango In Paris’, has died after a long battle with illness. She was 58.

Renegade director Werner Herzog’s next film is ‘Queen Of The Desert’, and he wants Naomi Watts for the lead.

Ha ha, you have to sit through some more credits.

Don’t rule out a David Fincher-directed Piranha 3D sequel. The acclaimed director has revealed himself as a man after our own hearts with his radical approach to marketing The Girl With The Dragon Tattoo.

Top-secret memos reveal many new Julian Assange projects in the works.

You’ll see Hobo with a Shotgun for Rutger Hauer blasting away bad guys. You’ll fall in love with Molly Dunsworth as Abby.

We haven’t seen too much of him since he beat the crap out of Anderson Cooper. That’s because he’s been preparing — biding his time so that he can beat the crap out of all of us with nostalgia-based comedy.

Not to be upstaged by Kristen Stewart, even though she totally is getting upstaged, Julia Roberts is close to nabbing the part of the Evil Queen in ‘The Brother’s Grimm: Snow White’.

National productivity: your days are numbered.

Johnny Depp is the latest to get the LEGO treatment, specifically for his role as swishbuckler Captain Jack Sparrow.

Take a sneak peak at Cap’s sidekick Bucky Barnes, and find out what director Joe Johnston has to say about Bucky’s new “bad boy” baditude.

According to Katie Segal (Leela), Comedy Central is funding the continued adventures of Fry, Leela, Bender and Earth’s most unqualified crab-man doctor for another season.

She’s probably as excited as a school girl staring at a vampire man’s chiseled, glittery abs.

Ten months later, the script for Pet Semetary is really, really close to being done. Seriously, it’s very close to completion.

What right did those Egyptians have to attack him, especially when there are so many other journalists worthy of a beating. Here are 9 examples.

Will fans of the original be able to enjoy, or even tolerate these characters 17 years later?