Empire magazine has released a new photo of Megan Fox in Jennifer's Body.
The movie comes out on September 18.
In it, the gorgeous actress plays a cheerleader that's possessed by a demon and begins feeding off the boys in a small Minnesota farming town. Amanda Seyfried, Johnny Simmons, Adam Brody and J.K. Simmons also appear in the Diablo Cody-written thriller...
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Yes, this really is Robert Pattinson.
The Twilight star hides his Edward Cullen-inspired fangs, instead donning a funky mustache, to play surrealist painter Salvador Dalí in Little Ashes, an independent film that hits theaters next month.
How does Pattinson compare to the artist?
Veteran actor William Hurt - most recently seen in season two of Damages - will star in the Ridley Scott-directed untitled Robin Hood movie, originally titled Nottingham.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, Hurt will portray William Marshall, the Earl of Pembroke.
Reports have described the project as a retelling of the origins of the story's main characters. It will also star Russell Crowe (as Robin Hood) and Cate Blanchett (as Maid Marian), along with Scott Grimes, Kevin Durand and Alan Doyle as the Merry Men.
The movie recently began production in England.
This weekend's box office results confirms a sad, albeit true, fact: Miley Cyrus rules the world.
Her first major motion picture, Hannah Montana: The Movie, enjoyed the second-biggest Easter weekend opening of all-time. Here's a look at the top five:
Michael Sheen has been cast in New Moon.
The British actor - best known for his role in last year's Oscar-nominated Frost/Nixon - will portray Aro, the leader of the deadly Volturi vampires, those that aim to ensure humans never find out bloodsuckers exist.
New Moon actually isn't Sheen's first time taking on an undead role; he also starred in 2003's Underworld alongside Kate Beckinsale, with whom he has a daughter.
When a movie makes $72.5 million in one weekend, there's a good chance it will be followed by a sequel.
Or a fourth sequel, in the case of Fast & Furious.
Star Paul Walker confirmed to E! News that another installment in this franchise is definitely on the way.
"This was supposed to be it," Walker said. "There wasn't supposed to be the open-ended closing like there was. When I first read the screenplay, I was like, 'Man, look what they're doing.' But without question, with the way things opened up, Vin and I will be coming back, we're making a fifth one, and we're going to Brazil, that's it."
As his latest movie, Observe and Report, opens today, Seth Rogen was asked this week about another recent comedy.
Would he consider a sequel to Pineapple Express?
"Of all the movies we’ve done, that’s the only one that I would actually like to do a sequel to and we talk about it,” Rogen told MTV.
Would you line up for a Pineapple Express sequel?
Could Angelina Jolie star in Sin City 2?
If a report from Moviehole is to be believed, it's a possibility.
According to source, Jolie has been "in serious talks" for a role in Robert Rodriguez's Sin City sequel.
The site says the actress is in negotiations to portray the female lead of Ava, who appears in the Frank Miller graphic novel "A Dame to Kill For."
"Filmmakers are trying to get Jolie to officially commit to playing the female lead," said an insider.
We'll keep fans updated about this exciting rumor.
Contrary to previous reports, it appears unlikely Spider-Man 4 and Spider-Man 5 will NOT be shot back-to-back. Franchise director Sam Raimi shot down the rumors in an interview with Ain't It Cool News this week.
"No one's talked to me about making part 5 at this moment. Right now I'm hoping to make part 4," he said.
As for when Spider-Man 4 might start shooting, Raimi referred to it as "a never-ending process," adding:
"Basically we are talking about the story right now, shortly artists will come on and I'll start giving them shots to draw. We are supposed to start talking to a production designer soon, so it will just keep getting larger and larger."
Sony Pictures and Marvel recently announced a May 6, 2011 release date for Spider-Man 4. This would mean production would need to commence some time next year.
We can hardly believe it, but The Office really is set to collide with 30 Rock on the big screen.
Steve Carell and Tina Fey are set to co-star in the upcoming movie Date Night, a comedy based around a romantic evening gone horrible wrong. The actor spoke to USA Today about it this week.
"It goes crazy. Everything that can possibly go wrong goes wrong, and they're caught up in a web of malice and intrigue," Carell told the newspaper.
The film begins shooting in a few weeks, as it stars a comedy dream team that has never done a movie together. Carrell and Fey play a married couple that goes to a trendy Manhattan bistro for some couple bonding time, when things go horribly awry thanks to a case of mistaken identity.
"I'm a huge fan and have known her for some time, so it's great that we finally get to do something," Carell said.
