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Liam McIntyre has some big shoes to fill after season one’s Spartacus, Andy Whitfield, had to be relieved following cancer complications.

Any moron (like myself) who knows how to use IMDB can spot the correlation between Vaughn’s career as a producer and a dramatic drop in the quality of his films.

Summit Entertainment has tasked non-old-people brothers Jon and Erich Hoeber to draft a sequel to ‘Red.’

Wunderkind director Duncan Jones is making the most of his downtime, discussing his third feature before the second one, Source Code, has even been released.

The premise is unknown for Adam Yauch’s film short Fight For Your Right Revisited, but the casting news alone is enough to raise your eyebrows and drop your jaw.

A new odor-producing machine is targeted towards theaters as a completely new way to ruin moviegoing for everyone.

‘Dragon’ EP Tim Johnson sheds some light on plans for the “bigger” sequel and TV series.

Ever since it was announced that Warner Brothers was saying “do-over!” after Superman Returns, the monolithic entity known as the World Wide Web has been crying out for “Mad Men” star and real-life Übermensch Jon Mann to play the Man of Steel.

If the Golden Globes have any hope of staying relevant, they’d better find a host who can fill Ricky’s shoes. Here’s a list of 9 possible replacements.

The one-time Daily Show correspondent has come a long way.

That irascible scamp Darren Aronofsky is at it again.

Will Ferrell’s ‘Casa de mi padre’ is having an identity issue. On one hand it’s lost its title, but on the other it has plot details.

Now that we’ve all gotten used to the idea of Peter Parker being able to organically spin webbing from his wrists, those bastards at Sony are pulling the rug out from under us once again, bringing back Spider-Man’s famous web-shooters.

Robert Downey Jr. has signed on to lend his voice to the bespectacled genius dog Mr. Peabody in ‘Peabody and Sherman’, the CGI big screen adaptation of the beloved animated shorts from “The Adventures of Rocky and Bullwinkle.”

The fourth season of Californication has started on Showtime, with Hank Moody going to trial for sleeping with a minor in the show’s very first episode. Duchovny spoiled some upcoming episodes for the Television Critics Association when asked for his favorite scene.

America has been craving another Arnold Schwarzenegger movie ever since his world-changing cameo appearance in The Expendables. And it looks like we will get our wish.

The movie of the weekend (at least as far as box office was concerned) was Michel Gondry’s (or was it actually Seth Rogen’s?) The Green Hornet.

The show’s return on Jan. 20 is actually long awaited by fans, since it went on hiatus over the summer. This year, get to meet the rival city to Pawnee, IN.

On February 21, lock your pies up in the kitchen because Jason Biggs will be broadcast in your living room. CBS’s new sitcom “Mad Love” stars Biggs as a New York lawyer falling in love.

Sarah Michelle Gellar will be heading back to your television… twice. Granted, both roles are on the same show.

Looks like that “General Hospital” stint is going to pay off after all. James Franco will draw upon his famous artist-cum-serial-killer experience this summer when he directs and stars in The Night Stalker.

The least big, dumb and loud part of the first Expendables movie has confirmed for Access Hollywood that he will be participating in the sequel.

You watched it or you didn’t watch it. Doesn’t matter much either way. The comforting news is The Tourist didn’t go home with anything.

The Green Hornet is the number 1 movie this weekend, but that doesn’t mean that everyone is satisfied.

Susannah York was a significant star in British and American theater and movies in the late 60s and 70s, but she’s probably most well-known to American audiences as Lara, Superman’s biological Kryptonian mother in the 1978 blockbuster Superman and its assorted sequels.

The new one-sheet for Hobo With a Shotgun, the newest movie to be spawned from Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez’s weirdly influential box-office flop Grindhouse, is pretty much what you’d expect.

According to America’s Newsman Harry Knowles, Disney is close to giving the flashing green light that is also a lightcycle or a small one-person airplane to a sequel to 2010′s Tron: Legacy.

It’s about as shocking as Farmville requests flooding your feed. Why do critics hate Andy’s toys?

He just keeps staring at Abby Elliot. Staring and staring and staring. And she knows he’s staring.

To the left, my dear Watson, is a brand new still from the motion picture ‘Sherlock Holmes 2.’ Examine it carefully for evidence!