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There’s going to be The Big Lebowki 2! (says Tara Reid). It’s going to start filming this year! (says Tara Reid).

He’s tight-lipped, but we managed to coax some episode tidbits out of him.

The Spidey stunt goes wayyy better than his Broadway debut.

Who killed that racist old woman?

A female driven romantic comedy produced by Judd Apatow? Is hell freezing over? Is it 2012 yet? No, it’s just time for ‘Bridesmaids’, a new film written by and starring SNL’s Kristin Wiig.

“The King’s Speech” is probably going to be re-released with the Q*bert treatment.

Jonah Hill is continuing his laid back domination of the American comedy landscape by launching his own production shingle, JHF.

Halle Berry is being replaced by America’s sweetheart Katherine Heigl (in a movie, not in life).

The Bond universe has lost one of their most influential collaborators. Film composer John Barry passed away yesterday at the age of 77.

Joel Surnow’s truthbomb “The Kennedys” has been having a hard time finding an audience.

Jordana Brewster, best known for roles in movies like The Faculty and The Fast And The Furious, has been cast in a lead role in TNT’s ‘Dallas’.

Hollywood patted itself on the back this past weekend with both the 2011 Director’s Guild of America Awards and the Screen Actor’s Guild 2011 Awards. Also, Scott Bakula made pimping look easy.

No one had very high expectations for the Anthony Hopkins horror movie The Rite.

The writing duo responsible for writing pretty much everything have joined Gavin Hood’s adaptation of Ender’s Game.

Prepare yourselves to see Javier Bardem with a really cool scar or a cat on his lap or something. The ‘Biutiful’ Oscar nominee has been offered a role opposite Daniel Craig in ‘Bond 23.’

Attention people who like hearing “I’m Your Boogie Man” in trailers: Scary Movie 5 is officially happening.

They’ve finally announced who’s going to play Clark Kent!

Shawn Levy wants you to take a look at his “Family Album,” just for a minute.

Poor, underemployed Nicolas Cage.

Paramount released a free 24-page ‘True Grit’ comic book online. I’m happier than Rooster Cogburn after winning a lifetime supply of bootleg whiskey by killing the guy who was running the raffle.

Here’s a preview of the animated movie ‘Rio.’ The upcoming ‘Rio’ version of Angry Birds for iPhone sounds more promising, because maybe I’ll get to destroy these fowl pheasants.

Folks ‘Tough Enough’ to engage in highly choreographed fight routines will get a chance at a WWE contract starting April 1st.

Also, Murray busted the ghost of Packers legend Ray Nitschke by calling him “a p*ssy.”

Barbara Streisand will play Seth Rogen’s mother in Paramount’s road trip comedy ‘My Mother’s Curse,’ and just thinking about that car ride gives me such a headache.

Here are your weekend links.

Quidditch and pod racing would both make kick-ass sports if the physics governing our planet allowed them to be played as they are in their respective films, but which team would you sign up for first? Fight!

Mark Ruffalo may not end up being the first superhero actor to do his own motion capture work.

Charlie Sheen’s wise decision to check himself into rehab has a silver lining. Production has been shut down on “Two and a Half Men” until further notice.

The new “Bones” spin-off will give America three lovely hours to fall in love with Geoff Stults, who will play the titular Finder.

NBC picked up an inspired show in “Grimm,” a pilot in which the cops interact with characters inspired by the Brothers Grimm fairy tales.