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JGL is a man of many talents, Amy Adams heads into the art world, and a dismaying glimpse of the new Spider-Man.
Today: Paz de la Huerta loses a job, a certain pilot seems suspicious, and two Australians get sexily stranded.
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.
Today: Something new from Panem, Katherine Heigl doesn't recognize your face, and Octavia Spencer heads into the snow.
Everyone's favorite footlooser is heading to the small screen, old people are hot in Hollywood, and Colin Firth heads to West Memphis.
Paula Abdul doesn't have that certain X-factor, Adam Sandler heads to board game-land, and SNL is a man down.
A Taylor Lautner project falls apart, Shirley MacLaine heads to Downton, and Rooney Mara picks her next role.
Kim Kardashian heads to Lifetime, Sarah Jessica Parker replaces Demi Moore, and Matt Bomer is Darren Criss's brother.
Spielberg heads to Egypt, more children's lives will soon be ruined, and Reese Witherspoon's new movie is too sexy.
America's favorite party boys are about to make bank, Fiona Apple returns, and Demi Moore pulls out.
Bethenny Frankel isn't out of the game just yet, Ben Stiller heads back to television, and hip role for Daniel Radcliffe.
A new music style gets its own movie, murder is as popular as ever, and Reese Witherspoon is an artist.
Today: Charlie Sheen is looking for ladies, Victoria Grayson gets a new man, and Anne Heche gets some work.
Carrie Bradshaw is young again, American Idol hits a low note, and Katherine Heigl misses Grey's.
Ryan Seacrest makes a TV network, Lifetime's bad parenting sensation grows and grows, and Glee gets its gay dads.
Two modern Sherlock shows is too many, Cougar Town gets an early debut, and Matthew Lillard is gonna be huge again.
30 Rock debuts low, HBO announces important dates, and Jessica Chastain does one for the kids.
A first glimpse at Wes Anderson's new movie, Moonrise Kingdom, Showtime tries to go highbrow, and photos of near-naked men.
Batman is selling like crazy, a dead show might be revived, and a look at our friends Katniss and Peeta.
No answers for Cougar Town, Paul Bettany is no longer sexy, and Downton scores big.
Mad Men will soon(ish) be upon us, Blake Lively pops pills, and Miley Cyrus takes a terrible trip to Paris.
Alec Baldwin is staying at NBC, so is Mariska Hargitay, and another Disney ride becomes a Disney movie.
Today: An up-and-coming English actor up and comes, Jessica Chastain takes to the stage, and Seacrest may soon be a pauper.
A movie musical heads down the wrong path, Hugh Jackman heads down the right one, and Christian Bale is huge in China.
Higher prices will save the industry, Demi Moore is a feminist icon, and Salma Hayek is a knight.
Hollywood's prank show returns, Hugh Jackman earns big, and Lisbeth Salander will ride again.
Matthew McConaughey disrobes for your American pleasure, Lady Gaga is a deadbeat employer, and things get hairy for Ben Affleck.
Lots of people are interested in the new Batman movie, Taylor Swift has Hunger Games fever, and Liam Neeson has it out with some wolves.
Today: the first Prometheus trailer is promising, Aaron Sorkin's new show has a title, and Tom Cruise is victorious again.
Community fans find an exciting new way to be aggravating, Harrison Ford squares off against aliens once more, and R. Kelly is not nearly done with his great work.
Finally a new Batman trailer is out, unfortunately a new Wrath of the Titans trailer is also out, plus news of the new Punk'd.
Today: Clint Eastwood signs up for something strange, Reese Witherspoon heads to West Memphis, and Tim and Eric have a trailer.
ABC cancels their feel-good reality show, Jane Fonda takes a TV role, and Russell Brand wants to talk to you.
Today: Chris Meloni officially joins True Blood, Tom Cruise frightens in a new musical trailer, and Paramount gets a new look.
Russell Simmons is advertising on All-American Muslim, Glenn Beck is sending a family into the wild, and G.I. Joe returns.
A new Men in Black III trailer teases time travel, George Lucas has terrible plans, and another peek at Game of Thrones.
Uma Thurman heads to TV, a bunch of stars head to OB/GYN, we return to the Blue Lagoon.
A remake of an 11-year-old movie is in the works, Goldie Hawn is back, and Oprah's TV network considers a new strategy.
Neve Campbell returns to a strange place, two new trailers fail to impress, and J.J. Abrams picks another project.
Lars von Trier gets the French off his back, Ice Cube heads to TV, and Chris Columbus finds Jesus.
Madonna will be your Super Bowl halftime entertainment, Tom Cruise wants to do Bollywood, and Bradley Cooper thinks Ryan Gosling is sexy.
Whitney is in trouble, Seth Grahame-Smith continues to be richer than you, and Jeremy Renner goes witch hunting.
A bunch of weird "celebrities" are going to wife swap, The Early Show gets a new name, and get ready for new Dallas.
Americans like women in their underwear, two new trailers fail to impress, and Christopher Meloni on 'True Blood'?
The Mormons score big on Broadway, Liev Schreiber gets his own show, and Charlize Theron swears a lot.
Bethenny Frankel takes a stumble, NBC teases 'Smash,' and then they sell some paper.
Today: soap operas are dropping dead left and right, someone's doing some secret Snow White promotion, and Justin Bieber's underpants.
A '90s favorite lands a big new role, Caroline Rhea does too, and Aaron Sorkin mulls his next project.
A 'Game of Thrones' teaser excites us, Martin Scorsese is headed north, and Pamela Anderson is the mother of god.
Showtime wants more killing, Twilight makes a killing, and Amanda Seyfried wants to stop a killing.
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