Larry King announced this week that he'll be retiring from his post at CNN. For 25 years, King has served as the host of "Larry King Live," making up roughly half of a career as a radio and television host that spans more than 50 years. He's now chosen to pack it in gracefully, and we here at MTV applaud the superlative work he's done over the years.
Sure, King probably wants to just chill and enjoy his retirement by sticking close with his family. But he's been planning this change for awhile, and he's leaving the game in style. King is all set to appear in a range of upcoming movies, as these beautifully Photoshop'd posters (big ups to MTV producer Sohyung Kang!) illustrate. Click the image below to check out the full gallery for yourself!
After announcing that he would end his talk show's run on CNN, 
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A couple of years ago, I saw a film at Sundance that I really enjoyed: "Pretty Bird." The movie stars Paul Giamatti, Billy Crudup and David Hornsby as a trio of mismatched business partners who set out together to build and market a rocket belt. Hornsby is the group's moneyman, a successful mattress store owner who uses his earning to invest in the project. Crudup is the one with the ideas; or, more specifically, the guy with the stolen set of incomplete plans. And Giamatti, he's the brains, an engineer rocket scientist with a nasty temperament and a not-unwarranted distrust when it comes to dealing with business-folk.
It's always great to see Andy Serkis' name attached to things. Especially this latest thing, the "Planet of the Apes" sequel. The cast of the movie is slowly coming together: James Franco, John Lithgow Freida Pinto, maybe Don Cheadle... and now Serkis. But while the others are all set for human roles, the Gollum actor will instead take on the part of Caesar, the ape that starts humanity's decline into servitude. Not only do I like the idea of seeing just how the grim future presented in "Planet of the Apes" comes to pass, I also now look forward to seeing Serkis as the ape who makes it all happen.
"Tentative" is the operative word here. Bloody Disgusting 
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'Paranormal Activity 2' Trailer Has Us Wondering Where The Sequel Will Go
Posted 6/30/10 1:39 pm EST by Josh Wigler in Commentary, News
Of course, they call these things teasers for a reason. Frankly, we still don't know a whole heaping lot about the story of "Paranormal Activity 2," but that doesn't mean we can't make a few educated guesses here or there. After the jump, we're offering some ideas for where the sequel might take us based on what we already know and speculation from the trailer. Spoilers for the first film are in full effect! Read More...
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