- "Transformers 2” to feature a more science-fictiony plot, Soundwave. (IGN)

- How princely: Ben "Prince Caspian" Barnes to go from saving Narnia to saving his soul as the titular character in "The Picture of Dorian Gray." (ComingSoon)

- Mark Ruffalo and Amy Adams join "Greenberg," the next project from "Squid and the Whale" mastermind Noah Baumbach. (Cinematical)

- First trailer for "Australia" starring Hugh Jackman and Nicole Kidman surfaces online. (Apple)

- Laurence Fishburne to pull triple duty as director, star, and producer of "The Alchemist," an international best seller about following your dreams. (Hollywood Elsewhere)

- Blockbuster, Calculator, Gemini, and Icicle among villains set to appear in Green Arrow movie "Super-Max." Oh yeah, and the Joker, Lex Luthor, and the Riddler. (Latino Review)

The cast continues to come together for the highly anticipated sequel to "Night at the Museum." We knew the film, subtitled "Escape from the Smithsonian" once again starred Ben Stiller, this time alongside newcomers Hank Azaria and Amy Adams, but now we know some other familiar faces are returning, plus who the villain is.

"I am playing a fictional Egyptian pharaoh that comes to life," Azaria revealed to MTV News. "I'm the villain in the movie and have all sorts of nasty plans for modern society and poor Ben Stiller gets caught in the middle of it." Read more...

- It's not easy counting green. Jim Henson biopic in development at Empire Film Group. (Empire)

- Found it! "Where in the World is Osama bin Laden?" trailer pops up online. (Yahoo!)

- Enchanting? Amy Adams in talks to star opposite Ben Stiller in "Night at the Museum 2." (Variety)

- "Since you really have no chance of winning the Academy Award, was it still fun being nominated?" Hilarious video of "Juno" director Jason Reitman getting interviewed by a group of middle-schoolers. (/film)

- Website goes live for Heath Ledger’s last film, "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus." (Dr. P)

It's a special night when you do something that causes Tom Hanks to say "You're creeping me out," but then you've never seen me act like an imbecile on a star-studded red carpet. If you're like me, your mind boggles at the insipid red carpet reporters who fawn over celebs (Nancy O'Dell, I am looking at you!), so it seemed like an NYC event for "Charlie Wilson's War" was a great opportunity to jibber jabber like the village idiot in front of the likes of Hanks and Philip Seymour Hoffman (please note how far he stands from me and anguished he looks at the decision to stop and chat).

Enjoy. Cringe. Do what comes naturally.

With Disney's "Enchanted" poised for a happily ever after at the box-office, director Kevin Lima is already talking sequel.

Good thing for him, co-star Patrick Dempsey already has a title. "It should be 'Disenchanted,' right?" Dempsey guffawed. "[Princess Giselle] puts on way too much weight after the pregnancy and she wants to go back to Andalasia where she was perfect. She's like 'I can't deal with it anymore!'"

It's a racy notion, but one that's somehow conceivable if Disney ever actually took the logic of "Enchanted," where a fairy tale princess learns about life in the "real world," and followed it strictly to its inevitable conclusion.

"Could you imagine?" Dempsey asked, still laughing. "'What is this? What's coming out of me? This doesn't happen in Andalasia - the babies just appear! Right? That'd be funny!" Read more...

Shrek this. Shrek that. The irascible green ogre didn't invent the fractured fairy tale, but he sure has heck perfected it. Now after three "Shreks" and even a "Hoodwinked!" the studio that molded the modern fairy tale is out to tweak their Happily Ever Afters, and boy do they have a lot of ammunition, laughed James Marsden.

"Disney went back to 'Snow White' [and] 'Sleeping Beauty,' the sort of classic fairytale animation, and then thrust those characters into present day, live-action New York City," Marsden said of "Enchanted," the story of a fairy tale princess (Amy Adams), who gets banished to the real world. "The first 15 minutes is traditional animation. [After that] you get the juxtaposition of these idealistic princesses and princes in this cynical world - running around Manhattan trying to find each other and get back to [their] world." Read more...