Famous child actor Jackie Earle Haley is making a second career for himself, beginning with his Oscar-nominated role in Little Children.

Next, the star is appearing in Watchmen as the complicated character of Rorschach.

Haley described playing the character to Entertainment Weekly as "unsettling." The actor added that he can't do Rorschach's trademark grumble without donning the mask you see him wearing below.

We know, we know: most readers would prefer if Megan Fox talked about her body.

Still, the beautiful actress did have some interesting things to say about an upcoming project, the Diablo Cody-penned Jennifer's Body.

“I have a few love scenes. I eat and seduce everyone: boys and girls," Fox said, tantalizingly. "There’s a lot of kissing and craziness. It was awkward, it’s always awkward and it’s never fun."

Fox went on to discuss one of her co-stars, an unknown actor who will soon earn the wrath of men everywhere for his interactions on set with the actress.

“Johnny Simmons and I got really close and became really good friends, so it was hard not to just laugh hysterically and endlessly,” Fox said. “So I’m kissing him and he’s like my brother — it was really awful. He got spit in my mouth and it was gross.”

As far as her work on the Transformers sequel, though, the actress remained mum.

“They’ll kill me if I say anything,” Fox said. “I’ll get fired and they’ll replace me with Eva Longoria.”

In Yes Man, which opens on December 19, Jim Carrey's character must answer in the affirmative to every question asked of him for an entire year.

The results are, supposedly, hilarious. Check out the movie's trailer now and see for yourself:

While a few Transformers 2 spoilers have leaked out, those always must be taken with a grain of salt as big as Megan Fox's male fan base.

There's nothing to question about this news item regarding the Transformers sequel, though. Paramount/DreamWorks has released the logo for next summer's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen.

There were many celebrity birthdays we could have chosen to highlight today.

Philip Seymour Hoffman is 41 and Woody Harrelson is 47. Both are fine actors and we wish them the best.

But we've chosen to send our daily birthday wishes to Daniel Radcliffe. The Harry Potter actor turns 19 today.

Up next, look for Daniel Radcliffe in Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. It comes out on November 21.

Step Brothers is receiving solid reviews from critics.

For those that wanna see a clip from the film before deciding to check it out or not, you're in luck:

Count Maggie Gyllenhaal as one of Heath Ledger's biggest Academy Award supporters.

"I would vote for him," Gyllenhaal told reporters Monday at the film's London premiere when asked if her The Dark Knight co-star was worthy of a nomination.

Gyllenhaal, who shares a memorable scene with Ledger during a party thrown at Bruce Wayne's apartment, said of the actors Oscar prospects that the "degree of difficulty should be incorporated into the award."

"To be that incredible in a movie that's this huge, that's about so many things, is really an accomplishment," Gyllenhaal said. "In a way I feel funny thinking about the Oscars when he isn't alive, but at the same time I'm a member of the Academy and I would vote for him.

Midnight Meat Train hasn't exactly been as hyped as other films this summer. But it's gotta have the best title of all upcoming flicks.

The horror movie, which is based on Clive Barker story with the same name, opens in selected theaters on August 1. Here's its trailer:

What would the summer be without a ridiculous Will Ferrell movie on the calendar?

This year, the movie is Step Brothers. Is it worth your time and money? Many film critics seem to think so...

- There hasn't been this much fun under the same roof since the creation of the bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms... -- Kyle Smith

- Goofy, bawdy, and full of slapstick physicality "Step Brothers" takes advantage of the natural comic chemistry between Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly to generate a coming of age comedy that's funnier than any of Will Ferrell's recent outings... -- Cole Smithey

- Ferrell's Brennan is as dumb as his George W. Bush, as enthusiastic as a Spartan cheerleader, and as convinced of his own importance as Ron Burgundy... -- Cinema Blend

- [The director] keeps his comedy from straying too far into Adam Sandler turf by limiting the overt sentimentality and not letting the melodrama overwhelm the gloriously crass dialogue and intentionally childish conduct of Ferrell and Reilly who work well together... -- Emanuel Levy

In theaters these days, prior to The Dark Knight, Christian Bale is featured in ads for Terminator Salvation.

The actor recently told MTV he was excited to be jump-starting another iconic franchise.

“I see there is great potential for reinvention and revitalization of the mythology of it,” Bale said. “And that’s what I’m aiming to do. That’s what I feel like our responsibility is; otherwise there is no point in making it.”

Bale added that the script is similar to Batman Begins; it brings a fresh perspective to a fatigued series, while keeping one foot firmly planted in the past.

“In Terminator we are continuing a mythology,” he said. “We don’t ignore a mythology, [similar to what] we did with Batman.”