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I'm one in what feels like a small group of people who are still interested in Megan Fox. This is mainly due to the fact that I think she's absolutely gorgeous. As for her acting ability, eh, well, it could use some improvements.

I guess Judd Apatow is in my group as well since Fox is in talks for a role in his next film. Fox will star alongside Paul Rudd and Leslie Mann who are reprising their roles from...
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Alec Baldwin has gone on record saying that he considers his film career a "failure." After watching PEARL HARBOR one might agree, but looking at his entire catalog, he's being a little bit hard on himself. The actor is reportedly leaving 30 Rock once his contract expires this year, and has talked about running for political office, but before any of that, he's taking another stab at film in Adam Shankman's...

Anne Hathaway has clawed her way into the latest Batman movie, nabbing the role of Selina Kyle and her alter ego, Catwoman.

I know it's not fair to judge an actor by how much you dislike their characters, but man, do I hate Katee Sackhoff roles to date. Starbuck was the biggest loose end of the Battlestar Galactica finale, as her character was left "open to interpretation" (aka, the writers had no clue what to do with her), and most recently in 24, I have never wanted a character dead more than Dana Walsh.
But now she's making the...
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First Mike Tyson and now … Bill Clinton? Sure enough, that will be the former president sharing screen-time with the fun-loving guys in The Hangover 2, now filming in Thailand, a Clinton source confirms to PEOPLE.

It's been rumored for so long that you probably already thought it was official, but Johnny Depp and Tim Burton have finally firmed up plans for their "Dark Shadow" movie, now set to film next April.

Liam Neeson is replacing Mel Gibson in the cameo as a tattoo artist in The Hangover 2 .

Martin Freeman (''The Office'' U.K.) is officially on board; actors for three other roles also named.

Eddie Murphy is set to join Ben Stiller and Alan Alda in Tower Heist, the Brett Ratner-directed caper film for Universal Pictures.

EXCLUSIVE: While Tom Hardy's plan to play Mad Max in the George Miller-directed Mad Max: Fury Road has hit another delay, the fast-rising Hardy's in the mix for another big film at Warner Bros.