By Gaby Izarra, winner of MTV's Ultimate "Tourist" Guest Correspondent contest

Paris has been incredible so far -- and the best is yet to come. I arrived in style to the Westin Hotel and met the MTV Staff I would be working with to cover the press junket for the Johnny Depp-Angelina Jolie movie, "The Tourist." It's nice to have an experienced group to guide me during this film journalism adventure. We didn't linger long at the hotel, however, and were soon on our way to the most popular and iconic sites Paris has to offer: the Louvre Museum and the Eiffel Tower. Even though my fingers and toes were numb the entire day from the extreme cold, the famous Paris landmarks were breathtaking (click on the photo below for a look at my day).

Gaby in Paris

The snow began falling harder as the day progressed, however, and I was glad when it came time to get down to business (and into a warmer environment) for a screening of "The Tourist." The television press invited to the junket -- including yours truly -- got our own screening of "The Tourist" in a private cinema. We even got some hors 'd'oeuvres to nibble on before the film began. Read More...

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Breaking DawnIf you don't follow comedian Neil Hamburger's (alter ego of Gregg Turkington) Twitter account you've missed a golden month in the age of tweet humor. He's currently coming off a marathon of arbitrarily ripping into Axe body spray for insufficiently observing Tom Bosley's death, and yesterday he and Tim Heidecker launched a nuclear barrage of fake allegations against "Yogi Bear."

In other realms of the Twittersphere, NASA's press conference about a new form of life captured many posters' imaginations, including those of Michael Ian Black and John August, who each reacted to the announcement differently. Find out what they said and who's about to get down to work on "Breaking Dawn."

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is Twitter-Wood for December 2, 2010. Read More...

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It's been a whole 24 hours since MTV Movies Blog last brought you news of the already infamous "Black Swan" sex scene showcasing the bedroom talents of Natalie Portman and Mila Kunis... so we figured it was about time for a follow-up.

And since yesterday's post was all about how Kunis banned her dad from watching the aforementioned scene between the ballet-rivals-turned-bed-mates, we're keeping things fair today by offering you Ms. Portman's take on filming the steamy sequence with her co-star and, as it happens, off-screen BFF.

"It was really crazy, because Mila and I were very good friends," Portman told MTV News at the "Black Swan" junket. "And when Darren [Aronofsky, the director] asked me, 'Who do you think could do this part? Who has sort of a similar height, coloring, physique?' I was like, 'Oh, Mila, Mila, Mila!' He met her and obviously flipped over her, and she's super talented and does an amazing job in the movie." Read More...

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James Franco"Greenberg" was fairly well received when it was released on the indie circuit this year, and Ben Stiller's darkly comic performance was considered one of his best. So it doesn't come as too big of a surprise that Stiller is reteaming with "Greenberg" writer-director Noah Baumbach and his co-star Greta Gerwig for Baumbach's next film, "While We're Young."

Vulture has the news that Stiller and James Franco have already signed on to the flick, with offers out to Gerwig and Cate Blanchett. Apparently, Blanchett's role was originally intended for Baumbach's wife, Jennifer Jason Leigh... but since she filed for divorce last week it's probably a safe bet that she's out of the picture. Read More...

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Emily BluntThe list of "The Muppets" movie's cameo appearances might soon outnumber the list of actual Muppets in the film. The Hollywood Reporter has the scoop that Emily Blunt and Ricky Gervais are the latest celebrities to sign on to the film, though their roles are being kept under wraps. Sounds like the Muppets might be going on a trip across the pond.

Gervais and Blunt join the already extensive list of confirmed cameos including Zach Galifianakis, Jack Black, Alan Arkin, Billy Crystal and Jean-Claude Van Damme, as well the rumored Lady Gaga, Danny Trejo, John Krasinski, Ed Helms and Sean Penn. Read More...

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Josh BrolinJosh Brolin is about to show audiences nationwide that he has "True Grit," but he has something else to prove as well — his abilities as a filmmaker. He'll have his chance soon, as the Academy Award-nominated actor is moving behind the scenes for an adaptation of Dominique Cieri's acclaimed play "Pitz & Joe."

Indie Wire spoke with Brolin's representatives and confirmed that the "No Country for Old Men" actor is set to both star and direct the adaptation, while writer Maya Forbes is working on the screenplay. The project is currently set up through Warner Bros. Read More...

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UnchartedBy Irene Lee

The film adaptation of "Uncharted: Drake's Fortune" has been getting a lot of buzz lately, especially since Mark Wahlberg confirmed exclusively to MTV that he's set to star as adventurer Nathan Drake. David O. Russell is currently writing the script and will direct the film, which marks the fourth time he and Wahlberg have teamed up to make cinematic magic happen.

Last week, Wahlberg also revealed to MTV that Robert De Niro and Joe Pesci were being courted to play his father and uncle, respectively, in the film -- and interesting bit of news considering Drake's family plays no part in the "Uncharted" video game. Well, thanks to some new "Uncharted" details that have emerged, we finally know why the normally solo drake is getting some relatives. Read More...

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By Gaby Izarra

I won -- but it hasn't totally hit me yet. Once I step foot on French soil and realize that my Miami outerwear just won't cut it, then it'll begin to sink in. I'm that lucky girl who won MTV's Ultimate "Tourist" Guest Correspondent contest and is being flown out to Paris to cover the press junket for "The Tourist." That means I get to interview world-renowned actors Angelina Jolie and Johnny Depp. Yeah, that's me. I'll repeat that a bunch of times in my head until the thought lodges itself in my brain and lays out some roots.

My name is Gaby Izarra and I'm sitting in seat 40C on an American Airlines flight to Paris, courtesy of MTV, Sony and Columbia Pictures. I've just had the best dessert -- a double chocolate crunch brownie -- I've ever had on any flight like this, so that must be a good sign. Paris is just across the Atlantic waiting for me to touch down and begin the glamorous experience of a TV journalist abroad on the assignment of a lifetime. Read More...

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Spider-Man MusicalWorld AIDS Day didn't escape Russell Brand's attention today, and although he didn't sign off of Twitter to show his support, he did offer some advice to his followers.

In other tweets, David Slade dismayed over the technical problems that plagued the Spider-Man musical in New York, though he didn't sound all that broken up over what the show's fate might mean for a Hulk musical down the road. Check out his perspective after the jump, where you'll also find David Spade's reactions to the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show, Tom Felton's recent golf excursion and a height comparison between Autumn Reeser and Magic Johnson.

I'm @brianwarmoth, and this is Twitter-Wood for December 1, 2010. Read More...

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Channing TatumEmma Stone is too busy with her role in the "Spider-Man" reboot to swing in for a reunion with her "Superbad" buddy Jonah Hill on "21 Jump Street," but that doesn't mean Hill's going into the cop comedy without backup.

In a press release, Columbia Pictures announced that Channing Tatum is indeed co-starring alongside Hill in what they're describing as "a contemporary motion picture adaptation of '21 Jump Street.'" Phil Lord and Christopher Miller are co-directing from a screenplay by Michael Bacall based on a treatment by himself and Hill. Read More...

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