• Jason Siegel joins Jonah Hill in ‘The Adventurer’s Handbook’

Jason Segel (Forgetting Sarah Marshall) will be joining Jonah Hill and Jason Schwartzman for The Adventurer’s Handbook for director Akiva Schaffer (Hot Rod). The actor is attached to the film, based on the book by Mick Conefrey with the script from Hill and his writing partners Max Winkler and Matthew Spicer. The trio sold the script back in February to Universal, after it was sent over to Hollywood’s top studio heads on red, watermarked paper. The project centers on four 20-something guys, who inspired by a book of the same name, set out overseas in search of a mysterious location described in the book. R-rated in tone, the film is still in development and doesn’t yet have a greenlight or a start date.

• Sam Worthington replaces Tom Cruise in ‘The Tourist’

Sam Worthington will star with Charlize Theron in “The Tourist,” the Spyglass remake of the 2005 French thriller “Anthony Zimmer” that will be directed by Bharat Nalluri.

Theron has been attached since last year to play a female Interpol agent who uses an American tourist in an attempt to flush out an elusive criminal who was her former lover. The Australian actor will play the American tourist.

Worthington came into the loop after Tom Cruise dropped out. “The Tourist” was one of the projects he seriously considered before selecting the untitled James Mangold-directed action comedy that was once titled “Wichita,” which Cruise will star in alongside Cameron Diaz.

• New poster for ‘Vampire’s Assistant’

• Hugh Jackman to play P.T. Barnum in ‘The Greatest Showman on Earth’

Jackman will play the showman with a penchant for hoaxing a gullible public as he creates the three-ring circus that made him famous. The musical also focuses on his infatuation with singer Jenny Lind — the so-called Swedish Nightingale.

Pic will have a contemporary musical score, and the studio is in talks with British singer-songwriter Mika to write music and lyrics.

• Netflix to stream videos to iPhone

The company will soon offer the Watch Instantly video-streaming feature on Apple iPhones and iPod Touch devices and the Nintendo Wii gaming console, according to an industry executive familiar with Netflix’s plans. (Netflix wouldn’t confirm the info, with a rep saying it declines to comment on “rumors or speculation.”)Netflix’s streaming-video feature would probably be restricted to access over local Wi-Fi connections only — not over AT&T’s 3G data network — in the same the way other bandwidth-heavy video apps for the iPhone are limited.

• Carla Gugino joins Zack Snyder’s ‘Sucker Punch’

Gugino joins Emily Browning, Vanessa Hudgens, Jamie Chung, Jena Malone, and Abbie Cornish star in the 1950s-set tale of a girl (Browning) confined to a mental institution by her evil stepfather, who intends to have her lobotomized in five days. She and her friends enter an alternate reality where they begin planning an escape.

• Is Edward Norton going to be in ‘The Avengers’ or not?

When asked about the rumor that the Hulk will appear in The Avengers, Norton was coy. “I probably won’t comment on that, just because they [Marvel] keep a pretty tight reign on what they are letting out. I’ll let them say,” he replied.

The Avengers isn’t the only upcoming Marvel movie that Norton/Hulk is rumored to be appearing in. According to Nuke the Fridge, Norton “will have a possible cameo [in Iron Man 2] as both Bruce Banner and the Hulk.

• New photo from the set of ‘Iron Man 2′

• Final poster for ‘Pandorum’

Two astronauts awaken in a hyper-sleep chamber aboard a seemingly abandoned spacecraft. It’s pitch black, they are disoriented, and the only sound is a low rumble and creak from the belly of the ship. They can’t remember anything: Who are they? What is their mission? ‘Pandorum’ hits theaters September 18th.

• First five seasons of ‘Lost’ among other ABC shows join Netflix’s instant streaming

Netflix and Disney-ABC Television Group unveiled a deal Monday that will make several of ABC’s TV shows available for viewing via online streaming.

Hit series that are part of the agreement include the first five seasons of “Lost,” and select seasons of “Grey’s Anatomy” and “Legend of the Seeker.”

Some of the content, including the first four seasons of “Lost,” had already been made available at the beginning of the month. Additional content will be available in subsequent months beginning in September.

• Director David Twohy talks ‘Riddick’ sequels

“I’ve sketched out two ideas for the next installment,” he told us during the exclusive interview. “Vin and I have decided on one approach of those two, and there’s some interest at the studio level but it would be as a PG-13 film, and we don’t want to do that anymore. That’s one of the concessions we thought we made with ‘Riddick’ that we shouldn’t have made. We also spent too much money and we were too ambitions, so yes, if we do go back to a third one, it will be focused again, hopefully again the same way that ‘Pitch Black’ was, and we’ll spend less money doing it. We’re just trying to figure out how much less we can do it for, because I don’t think Vin is going to work for scale again.”

“The third movie would be more modestly-scaled and it would probably feel more like ‘Pitch Black’ then ‘Chronicles’,” he continued. “It will always be Riddick-centric. If the question is whether it will be more like the first one than the second one…

• Korean actor Kown Sang-woo cast as Kato in ‘Green Hornet’

Actor Kwon Sang-woo may soon be making his Hollywood debut with a role in the upcoming film “The Green Hornet,” Nate News reported last Friday.

Kwon is said to be up for the role of Kato, the Green Hornet’s sidekick ― a role which was originally meant for Chinese star Stephen Chow. Chow was also supposed to direct the film based on the 1930s radio program-turned-comic book, but stepped down in December 2008 due to creative differences and pulled out of the role last July.

• Could ‘Hurt Locker’s’ Jeremy Renner be the next Mad Max?

I’m also fighting to do the new Mad Max film with George Miller. That might be next summer. I’m screen-testing and meeting George Miller.

• Michael Moore to move from documentaries to narrative film

Michael Moore, by far the most successful documentary filmmaker of all time, is thinking of getting out of the business of making documentaries. “I have been working on two screenplays over the last couple of years,” he says. “One’s a comedy, one’s a mystery, and I really want to do this.”

• Spielberg to direct remake of ‘Harvey’

The filmmaker will direct as his next film a contemporary adaptation of Mary Chase’s play “Harvey,” about a man and his friendship with an invisible six-foot tall rabbit. 20th Century Fox and DreamWorks will coproduce the project.

“Harvey” was first adapted for the screen in 1950 with James Stewart in the starring role as Elwood P. Dowd.

• ‘Funny People’ #1 at box office with $23.4 million

“Funny People,” which faced a dual marketing challenge as a departure from typical Adam Sandler comedies and from writer-director Judd Apatow’s raunchier laffers, launched respectably at the top of a moderate weekend box office with $23.4 million at 3,008 playdates.

That figure, however, marked the lowest tally for a No. 1 film this summer. The Universal dramedy came in with 23% less box office than the July 10-12 launch of U’s “Bruno.” And the pic finished the frame 23% behind Apatow’s 2007 helming effort “Knocked Up,” which opened to $30.7 million.

• ‘Battlestar Galactica’s’ Jamie Bamber and Michael Hogan join ‘Dollhouse’ season 2

Following the news that former Whedonverse member Alexis Denisof will appear in Dollhouse season 2 (and that Summer Glau could likely show up as well), we’ve also learned that members of the Battlestar Galactica cast will be appearing in the new season. Jamie Bamber, who played Lee Adama in BSG, will be showing up as a character “heavily involved” in an engagement according to E! Online. And just a few minutes ago, we learned from Mo Ryan’s Twitter account that Michael Hogan will be appearing in the second episode of the season.

• High Res ‘Avatar’ Image and “Avatar Day” Details

The 15 minutes of footage will screen only in 3D at “select cinemas and IMAX theaters.”

“Details on locations and reserving tickets for this extraordinary and unprecedented experience will be announced soon.”

The worldwide trailer launch will be presented in all formats, including IMAX® 3-D, IMAX® 2-D, digital 3-D, digital 2-D, and 35mm 2-D. The trailer will also be available online.

Also on Avatar Day: “Ubisoft will unveil the trailer for their videogame James Cameron’s Avatar: The Game, and Mattel will reveal the action figures for the film’s Avatar and alien Na’vi characters.”

• Judd Apatow signs three-picture deal at Universal

On the eve of the release of his latest movie, “Funny People,” Judd Apatow has signed with Universal to write and direct three films.

The deal, which came together over the past two months, shows the studio’s considerable faith in the filmmaker.

Universal gave Apatow considerable leeway in making “Funny People,” his most personal and serious film, including final cut on the nearly 2 1/2-hour, $75 million movie starring — Adam Sandler and Jonah Hill.

• New poster for Steven Soderbergh’s ‘The Informant’

• ‘The Hurt Locker’ star Jeremy Renner joins Ben Affleck’s ‘Town’

Jeremy Renner, who has earned raves for his performance in “The Hurt Locker,” is in negotiations to join “The Town,” a romantic crime thriller from Warner Bros. and Legendary Pictures that Ben Affleck is directing. Renner joins Affleck, Jon Hamm and Rebecca Hall in the adaptation of Chuck Hogan’s novel “Prince of Thieves.” The story follows a bank manager (Hall), the career criminal (Affleck) who stole more than her heart and the dedicated FBI agent (Hamm) trying to bust the crook and his gang.

Renner plays Affleck’s doomed best friend, a member of the gang.

• Full Daft Punk theme song for ‘Tron Legacy’

• Russell Crowe to star in Paul Haggis’ ‘Next Three Days’

Russell Crowe will star in “The Next Three Days,” the adaptation of the 2008 French film “Pour Elle” that reunites Lionsgate with its “Crash” director Paul Haggis.

Crowe will play a teacher whose wife is arrested and convicted of a murder she says she did not commit. He comes up with a desperate plan to free her.

Haggis, who wrote the script, will begin production in late September in Pittsburgh.

• Ron Howard to direct adaptation of Robert Ludlum’s espionage thriller ‘The Parsiful Mosaic’

David Self will adapt the Ludlum novel about a CIA operative who thinks he witnessed the execution of his lover after she was identified as a KGB double agent.

• New production photo from ‘Avatar’

• Dr. Suess’ “The Lorax” getting the 3-D CG treatment

Universal Pictures and Illumination Entertainment are joining forces to turn the Dr. Seuss book “The Lorax” into a 3-D CG animated feature.

“Dr. Seuss’ The Lorax” will be co-directed by Chris Renaud and Cinco Paul & Ken Daurio, with Paul & Daurio writing the script.
The picture is targeted for a March 2, 2012, release, which falls on the birthday of Theodor Geisel, who died in 1991.

• Charlize Theoron cast in the satirical ‘Florence of Arabia’

Charlize Theron’s Denver and Delilah Films has acquired screen rights to Christopher Buckley’s satirical novel “Florence of Arabia.” Theron will produce and develop the film as a star vehicle.

Pic will be written by Dean Craig.

“Florence of Arabia” is about a State Dept. employee (to be played by Theron) who, after watching her friend marry the prince of a Middle East country and subsequently get executed, fights for equal rights for the women of that country.

• ‘Wolfman’ release date pushed back to February 12, 2010

Universal Pictures is pushing the film out of its November 6th slot and placing it on February 12, 2010. That’s one week after the release of the creature feature The Cabin in the Woods by Drew Goddard and Joss Whedon.

• Does Michael Myers speak for the first time in ‘Halloween 2′

While on the set of Halloween 2 earlier this year, an acquaintance and I witnessed a night scene in which a helicopter hovered above Michael Myers. We witnessed this scene again and again and again. On the first few takes, we laughed at the bizarre noise (and at the sheer giddy thrill of hangin’ in Haddonfield) being yelled by the towering actor Tyler Mane as Myers in said scene—I won’t reveal further details at this time. However, after about the fifth take, and against the whirring of a ‘copter and an excruciating windchill, it seemed like Michael Myers was in fact emitting a single, fully-constructed word.

• New image from Iron Man 2

• First look at Mickey Rourke in Sly Stallone’s ‘The Expendables’

• New Poster for Ninja Assassin

• Hollywood studios sue Pirate Bay

A dozen Hollywood production companies have filed a new lawsuit against file-sharing Web site the Pirate Bay. Columbia Pictures, Disney Enterprises, Universal Studios and 10 others are demanding the site’s operators be fined and prevented from distributing TV-series including “Lost” and “Desperate Housewives” and films such as “Batman.”

• Bryce Dallas Howard joins ‘The Twilight Saga: Eclipse’

Bryce Dallas Howard has joined the cast of “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse,” the third installment in Summit Entertainment’s vampire franchise. She replaces Rachelle Lefevre as the character of Victoria. Lefevre originated the role in “Twilight” and appears in the upcoming sequel “New Moon,” but Summit says scheduling conflicts forced her to leave the picture. Pic starts shooting in Vancouver in August under the direction of David Slade. “Eclipse” has a release date of June 30, 2010.

• ‘inFAMOUS’ adaptation has a screenwriter

Screenwriter Sheldon Turner is becoming even more “inFAMOUS.” Sony Pictures has pre-emptively picked up a pitch from Turner to adapt the Sucker Punch Prods. video game into a feature film. The deal is for seven figures. The studio is working out a deal for rights to the game, which was published by sister company Sony Computer Entertainment. Avi Arad and Ari Arad will produce. Sony executives Matt Tolmach and Jonathan Kadin are handling for the studio.

• How Sam Rockwell One-Ups Robert Downey Jr. in Iron Man 2
• First Image from Zack Snyder’s Sucker Punch

• International trailer for ‘Sherlock Holmes’
  
• Ukraine bans ‘Bruno’
  

  Sacha Baron Cohen’s hit mockumentary “Bruno,” about an outrageous gay Austrian fashion journalist, has been banned in Ukraine because it is “immoral.”

  The country’s Ministry of Culture and Tourism described shots of sexual organs, homosexual intercourse and bad language as obscene and improper.

  The ban — in a former Soviet country that has struggled to create European-oriented institutions following its pro-democracy Orange Revolution five years ago — is likely linked to fears that the film could offend deeply religious sections of the population.

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• Willem Dafoe joins ‘John Carter of Mars’
  

  The actor has joined Taylor Kitsch and Lynn Collins in “John Carter of Mars,” Disney’s adaptation of the Edgar Rice Burroughs book series that Andrew Stanton is directing.

  In the story of a Civil War soldier transported to the red planet where warring races vie for control, Dafoe will play Tars Tarkas, a leader of the Thark race who knows that the only way his people can survive is if they turn away from war, a position that may cost him dearly.

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• Is MGM eying a new director for their Robocop reboot?

  The director is on the verge of a deal that would have him helming passion project “Black Swan” later this year … But insiders in the rep community say the studio has also quietly put out feelers for other directors who could come on to “Robocop” in case the timing doesn’t work out.

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• First poster for Toy Story/Toy Story 2 3D double feature event
  
• Fredrik Bond to direct ‘Hack/Slash’ adaptation
  

  “Hack/Slash,” based on the Devil’s Due Publishing comicbook, has been a top contender to receive a greenlight at Rogue for some time, and it remained a high priority after Relativity acquired the company from Universal early this year and spun it off as a separate entity.

  Property, created by Tim Seeley and Stefano Caselli, revolves around Cassie Hack, a young woman who travels the country, taking on homicidal maniacs and serial killers along the way.

  [Source]

• How ‘Back to the Future’ almost Nuked the Fridge
• ‘Harry Potter 6′ breaks midnight record with $22.2 million

  Setting a new all-time record for midnight boxoffice, “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” rung up an estimated $22.2 million from 3,003 midnight performances Wednesday.

  The sixth installment in Warner Bros.’ oh-so-lucrative film franchise continues its first day of release in 4,275 domestic locations. “Prince” expands to 4,350 theaters on Friday.

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• New trailer for ‘An Education’
• 7 Reasons Why Hogwarts is the Worst Cinematic School Ever
• Pierce Brosnan, Patricia Clarkson and Julianne Moore join Stanley Tucci’s ‘The Hunter’

  Pierce Brosnan, Patricia Clarkson and Julianne Moore will headline indie comedic drama “The Hunter,” with Stanley Tucci directing from his screenplay.

  “The Hunter” will be produced by Olive Prods. and Irish DreamTime, with pre-production scheduled to begin in September. Olive was co-founded by Tucci, Steve Buscemi and Wren Arthur, with Arthur overseeing production.

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• New photo of Anne Hathaway as the White Queen from Tim Burton’s ‘Alice in Wonderland’

• Steven Soderbergh says he can see the end of his career coming

  His biopic of Che Guevara made back half its budget. His Brad Pitt baseball film was pulled five days before the shoot began. The director of Traffic and Erin Brockovich tells Henry Barnes why he might just disappear.

  Steven Soderbergh doesn’t sound fine. A bad telephone line between London and Los Angeles isn’t helping, but it’s not wholly to blame for that air of tired resignation. That crept into his voice as soon as he started talking about Che, his two-part, four-and-a-half-hour-long biopic of Ernesto Guevara.

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• New trailer for Percy Jackson & The Olympians: The Lightning Thief
• If you’re in London you can win tickets to the premiere of ‘Inglourious Basterds’
• Courtney and David Arquette join ‘Scream 4′

  “We are going to be doing Scream 4,” Arquette just told me from New York City, where he’s hanging out in plastic box over Madison Square Garden for Feeding America (more on that later). “Kevin Williamson is writing the script at this moment, and hopefully Wes Craven is going to direct.”

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• Emily Blunt joins Matt Damon in ‘The Adjustment Bureau’

  Emily Blunt will star opposite Matt Damon in “The Adjustment Bureau,” a sci-fi love story George Nolfi is directing Universal and Media Rights Capital.

  The story, which Nolfi adapted from a Philip K. Dick short story, follows a congressman (Damon), on the rise in politics, who meets a beautiful ballet dancer only to discover strange circumstances keep them apart.

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• Casting call put out for Kato, confirms Stephen Chow officially off ‘Green Hornet’

• Denzel Washington backs out of Tony Scott’s ‘Unstoppable’
  

  Sources close to the actor confirm that after waiting for 20th Century Fox to set a budget and a fall start, Washington has formally withdrawn from the film and is looking at other projects to keep him busy this autumn.

  Washington had planned since April to reteam with Tony Scott, this time to play a veteran engineer who jumps into a locomotive with a young conductor (”Star Trek’s” Chris Pine) to halt an unmanned runaway train filled with a toxic chemical.

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• Natalie Portman joins ‘Thor’ as Jane Foster
  

  Natalie Portman has been cast as the female lead in “Thor,” Marvel Studios’ adaptation of its comic book featuring the Norse god of thunder. Kenneth Branagh is directing.

  Portman will play Jane Foster, who in early comic book lore was a nurse who became Thor’s first love. The studio said the character will be updated for the feature adaptation, with Foster being a doctor-scientist type.

  Chris Hemsworth is already cast as Thor. Tom Hiddleston is Loki, the god of mischief who serves as the movie’s villain.

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• Jackie Chan set to play Miyagi in ‘Karate Kid’ remake

  Jackie Chan will play the wise kung-fu master in a Hollywood-Chinese remake of the 1984 hit “The Karate Kid” that kicked off filming in the Chinese capital at the weekend, a movie company publicist said Monday.

  Chan’s young disciple in “Kung Fu Kid” will be played by Jaden Smith, the son of Hollywood superstars Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, China Film Group spokesman Weng Li told The Associated Press in a phone interview.

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• Deleted scene from ‘Watchmen’ shows Hollis Mason’s death

• Susan Sarandon and John Goodman to join Al Pacino in HBO’s Dr. Kevorkian biopic

  Susan Sarandon and John Goodman are set to co-star opposite Al Pacino in “You Don’t Know Jack,” HBO Films’ biopic of Jack Kevorkian, which is being directed by Barry Levinson.

  Kevorkian, known as Dr. Death, assisted in more than 130 suicides. After willingly sending a videotape of himself euthanizing a terminally ill man to “60 Minutes,” he was convicted in 1999 of second-degree murder and spent eight years in prison before getting paroled in 2007.

  Loosely based on Neal Nicol and Harry Wylie’s book “Between the Dying and the Dead: Dr. Jack Kevorkian’s Life and the Battle to Legalize Euthanasia,” the HBO film follows Kevorkian’s (Pacino) rise as he builds his infamous Mercy Machine and sets out to perform assisted suicides while waging an epic legal battles defending a patient’s right to die.

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• Bruno is #1 with $30.4 million
• Footage from ‘Funny People’: Prank Call
• Paramount to make ‘Max Steele’ adaptation

  Just weeks before Paramount Pictures invades theaters with “G.I. Joe: Rise of Cobra,” the studio is teaming with Joe Roth to pick up Mattel’s “Max Steel” as another action figure it wants to play with on the bigscreen.

  The toy property revolves around a 19-year-old extreme sports junkie recruited by a secret agency after an accident infects his body with nanobots, making him superhuman.

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• Ryan Reynolds is the Green Lantern
  

  After an intense months-long search, Warner Bros. has settled on Ryan Reynolds as its choice to play “Green Lantern,” the studio’s live-action tentpole based on the DC Comics hero. The film is being directed by Martin Campbell and produced by Donald De Line and Greg Berlanti.

  Reynolds and his camp entered negotiations for the part Friday, after the studio held two rounds of screen tests, along with actors Bradley Cooper and Jared Leto. Justin Timberlake also did a screen test.

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• First look at Wes Anderson’s ‘Fantastic Mr. Fox’
  
• Rare footage of the special effects team behind ‘Star Wars”
• The Hangover’ is a remake of ‘Dude, Where’s My Car’
• Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds and Justin Timberlake are in the running for ‘Green Lantern’

  This week, the race narrowed to Bradley Cooper, Ryan Reynolds and Justin Timberlake. The clock is ticking on the decision as the holding deal the studio had on the actors expired Monday, meaning the three are now free to accept other offers.

  The studio ordered up two rounds of screen tests with Cooper, Reynolds and Timberlake. Other actors in the early mix included Michael Fassbender, Henry Cavill and Jared Leto.

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• Paul Giamatti gets three wives in ‘Barney’s Vision’

  Rosamund Pike, Minnie Driver and Rachelle Lefevre are playing Paul Giamatti’s many wives in “Barney’s Version,” the adaptation of the Mordecai Richler novel being directed by Richard Lewis. Robert Lantos is producing via his Serendipity Point Films.”Barney’s” tells the story of the politically incorrect, fully lived life of the impulsive, irascible and fearlessly blunt Barney Panofsky (Giamatti).

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• Kevin Smith talks about ‘Hit Somebody’
• Zooey Deschanel joins Natalie Portman in ‘Your Highness’
• Reshoots for ‘Wolfman’ switches creature from 2 legs to 4 legs
• Bruno on the Today Show with Matt Lauer
• Nicole Kidman to star in the adaptation of the Chris Cleave novel “Little Bee”
• ‘Hangover’ director Todd Phillips and Zach Galifianakis pick up ‘Due Date’ and ‘Hangover 2′
• New poster from ‘Jennifer’s Body’

• Harry Potter 7 to be road movie, 8 to be opera
• Hope Davis talks about preparing to play Hillary Clinton
• Mel Gibson joins Jodie Foster’s ‘The Beaver’

• Eli Roth not involved in ‘Hostel III’
• Let’s hope it’s not true: Justin Timberlake screen testing for ‘Green Lantern’?
• Kate Beckensale claims libel damages over false ‘Barbarella’ claims
• New photo of Megan Fox in demon mode from ‘Jennifer’s Body’

• First look at Drew Barrymore’s directorial debut, ‘Whip It’

• ‘I Am Legend’ director Francis Lawrence is teaming up again with Will Smith for ‘City That Sailed’
• Michael Moore’s latest documentary is titled ‘Capitalism: A Love Story’
• Warner Bros. wins court case against heirs of Jerry Siegel

• Two new clips from ‘Harry Potter 6′
• Cameron Diaz has been offered the female lead in ‘Green Hornet’ opposite Seth Rogen
• Gary Ross, director of ‘Seabiscuit’ and ‘Pleasantville’, is rewriting ‘Spider-Man 4′
• New red band trailer for ‘Funny People’
• Another poster for ‘Inglourious Basterds’

• Harold Ramis talks Ghostbusters 3
• Full length trailer for ‘District 9′
• Lindsay Lohan turned down a role in ‘The Hangover’ claiming the script had “no potential”
• Bill Nighy confirmed as Rufus Scrimgeour in ‘Harry Potter and the Deathly Hollows’

• McG’s ‘20,000 Leagues’ adaptation gets a rewrite
• Will Harry Potter 6 be the biggest movie ever?
• Letterman’s “Top 10 Things That Sound Cool When Spoken By A Giant Robot” read by Optimus Prime
• An informational PSA from ‘District 9′ regarding alien reproduction
• Mortal Kombat 3 starts shooting in September?

• First look at The Da Vinci Code sequel The Lost Symbol
• Bruno on Letterman describing the process of getting an interview with an actual terrorist
• Tobey Macguire set to star in indie black comedy “The Details”
• After a year hiatus, Tom Hanks returns to the Academy board as a representative of the actor’s branch
• New international poster for ‘I Love You Phillip Morris’