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Scott Speedman is having a comeback, someone's letting Lindsay Lohan do live television, and Chris Colfer made a little movie.
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The nerd world's favorite comedy returns, Paul Walker is forever, and a look at HBO's latest.
Meryl & Julia, Together at Last
Meryl and Julia are teaming up on a big movie, Jennifer Aniston is making another switch, and a new show sounds very exciting.
The Return of Jenny McCarthy
Jenny McCarthy has a new show, J.Lo has ruined reality TV for everyone, and Cougar Town is in trouble (again).
Chris Pine Is Richer Than You
Chris Pine's salaries revealed, the Parents Television Council is mad at MTV again, and some less than stellar news for NBC.
Behold, 'Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter'
A new trailer for a strange new movie, Jamie Lannister meets Tom Cruise, and Jennifer Aniston is in trouble in London.
John Stamos Forever
John Stamos might have a series again, George Lucas corrects the fanboys, and the gay return of Ethan Embry.
Bradley Cooper Just Can't Catch a Break
A Bradley Cooper joint falls apart, Robert Redford is stranded, and Bravo heads back to Miami.
Bourne Is Back, Sort Of
A new Bourne movie without the Bourne, Carrie Bradshaw rides again, and so do Vince Vaughn and Owen Wilson.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt Can Do Anything
JGL is a man of many talents, Amy Adams heads into the art world, and a dismaying glimpse of the new Spider-Man.
Adios, Paz de la Huerta
Today: Paz de la Huerta loses a job, a certain pilot seems suspicious, and two Australians get sexily stranded.
Pray for Selma Blair
Selma Blair is in big Sheen-related trouble, Viola Davis lands another big role, and Mark Ruffalo and Scarlett Johansson are going to make beautiful music together.
The New 'Hunger Games' Trailer Is Here
Today: Something new from Panem, Katherine Heigl doesn't recognize your face, and Octavia Spencer heads into the snow.
Kevin Bacon Goes Slumming
Everyone's favorite footlooser is heading to the small screen, old people are hot in Hollywood, and Colin Firth heads to West Memphis.
The Third Rise and Fall of Paula Abdul
Paula Abdul doesn't have that certain X-factor, Adam Sandler heads to board game-land, and SNL is a man down.
Taylor Lautner's Not So Brilliant Career
A Taylor Lautner project falls apart, Shirley MacLaine heads to Downton, and Rooney Mara picks her next role.
Kim Kardashian's Burgeoning Acting Career
Kim Kardashian heads to Lifetime, Sarah Jessica Parker replaces Demi Moore, and Matt Bomer is Darren Criss's brother.
Steven Spielberg Gets Biblical
Spielberg heads to Egypt, more children's lives will soon be ruined, and Reese Witherspoon's new movie is too sexy.
'The Hangover' Stars Are About to Get Even Richer
America's favorite party boys are about to make bank, Fiona Apple returns, and Demi Moore pulls out.
Reports of Bethenny Frankel's Death Greatly Exaggerated
Bethenny Frankel isn't out of the game just yet, Ben Stiller heads back to television, and hip role for Daniel Radcliffe.
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