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After tremendous success revitalizing the 007 brand, Craig is now on payroll with Steven Spielberg, suiting up as a pirate for the legendary director's ambitious Tintin series.

Boys, I hate to be the bearer of bad news, but the latest Megan Fox rumor has been shot down by the actress herself. Latino Review first brought the rumor (which apparently originated in Spain) that Megan Fox was in line to revive the Tomb Raider franchise. It seems only natural, since Fox is slowly becoming Angelina 2.0.

IESB's Robert Sanchez chats with Dakota Fanning to discuss New Moon rumors.

If you were getting sick of seeing Keira Knightley reveling in the world of period pieces, here's a feature for you: Variety reports that both she and Colin Farrell have signed on to star in London Boulevard -- the directorial debut of Departed screenwriter William Monahan.

Dakota Fanning. The fifteen-year-old is rumored to be up for the role of "Jane." While this blonde cutie may seem like an odd fit for a move about vampires, the role is a very old, very creepy vampire from the shiver-worthy Volturi family. We're not sure about you, but us Twihards on Team Tyra are getting stoked.

Abigail Breslin isn’t one to rest on her Oscar nomination, and has just racked up a schedule busier than most actors twice her age. According to Variety, Breslin has signed to voice two animated films films and — lest she get bored — is in negotiations to rescue humanity from zombies.

Mark Ruffalo ended his 2008 on a very sad note, so we’re happy to report that the new year finds his directorial debut coming back together. According to The Hollywood Reporter, Ruffalo’s “Sympathy for Delicious” has attracted two new cast members in Orlando Bloom and Laura Linney. Bloom is replacing James Franco, who had to ...

Economic worries haven't managed to put a major dent in the major studios' release schedules yet -- but they have pushed down stars' salaries, and almost everyone is feeling the pinch.

The project was penned by Joss Whedon (“Toy Story,” “Serenity”) and Drew Goddard (“Lost,” “Cloverfield”), who first collaborated on the final seasons of “Buffy the Vampire Slayer” and “Angel.”

Spike Lee has been spilling all kinds of beans regarding his proposed sequel to the 2006 hit Inside Man.