"The Last Airbender" gained at least one new actor in its final days of re-shoots, according to the tweets of Aasif Mandvi. He didn't indicate whether or not the last-minute casting was for a major part, but it sounds like everyone had a good time.
Many more Twitter-Wood citizens had a grand time at the "Kick-Ass" premiere last night, and several big-name attendees were particularly impressed with Hit-Girl actress Chloe Moretz. Eli Roth and Nathan Fillion were two of them. In other posts, Damon Lindelof did his best to sell "Glee" watchers on "Lost," Randy Newman's "Toy Story 3" scoring wrapped and David Wain went to the dentist. You can check out photographic evidence after the jump in Twitter-Wood for April 14th, 2010. Read More...
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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones is in the news today for the choice words he had about Bill Parcells and Tim Tebow, possibly uttered while drunk. Jones is also the subject of today's 
The fanboy service at work in this news is staggering. Joss Whedon, the creator of "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" (the TV series), "Angel," "Dollhouse" and "Firefly," is just a few crossed T's and dotted I's away from landing the job of helming Marvel's ensemble superhero flick, "The Avengers." More than that, he'll sit down and put his considerable writing talents to work on the script if he gets the gig. Get the full report on 
It may be only Wednesday, but this week has already seen some monumental news surface in the world of cable television. The big one on everybody's mind is, of course, Conan O'Brien. The recently ousted "Tonight Show" host was at one point 
Costumed vigilantes discover that fighting crime in a real world where superpowers don't actually exist can be a challenge in this Friday's comic book adaptation "
Quality science fiction is a difficult thing to find. In this age of computer-generated imagery, fancy 3-D technologies and IMAX theaters, the temptation among filmmakers runs high to deliver blockbuster spectacle. While films like "Avatar" and "Transformers" fall squarely within the genre fiction realm in terms of their stories, they tend to trade thought-provoking subtext for big effects and high-concept ideas. To be fair, "Avatar" did feature some noteworthy commentary on the environment and modern-day imperialism, but much of that was lost beneath the spectacle.
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'Shrek' Gets Racy In Photo Spread, Nobody Thinks Of The Children
Posted 4/14/10 2:36 pm EST by Adam Rosenberg in Commentary
There's good news and there's bad news. And then there's news that's just flat-out weird. This definitely falls into that third category.
Sooooo... "Shrek Forever After." It's out pretty soon. The premiere is actually days away, as the movie will be opening the 2010 Tribeca Film Festival. Mike Myers' CG green ogre is a pretty popular guy too, so folks are looking forward to the movie, which is said to be the final chapter in the series. So in these final days for Shrek, his family and his friends... it's time to get sexy!!!
The above image comes from a photo spread in Vman, a men's magazine. It's part of a spread that DreamWorks and Paramount gave the OK on... before they saw the end result, that is. Read More...
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