- Sign of the apocalypse watch: Miley Cyrus wants to remake a younger, cleaner version of “Sex and the City.” (Just Jared)

- Drinks on this guy, eh Mr. Stark? “Tropic Thunder” scribe Justin Theroux to write “Iron Man 2.” (Variety)

- Those bastards! Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio lining up to star in Quentin Tarantino’s latest. (Variety)

- Hearts of darkness on display as “Tropic Thunder” viral sites go online. (Rain of Madness)

- “Mummy III” director (and special effects stickler) Rob Cohen to produce a remake of “Monster Squad.” (Bloody Disgusting)

- Phasers set to stunned: J.J. Abrams dishes a little on “Star Trek” reboot. (Coming Soon)

Alright, so my brain is about to shut off after a day of Oscar coverage, but I've just seen the best piece of comedic content of the day and sorry Jon Stewart, but it wasn't on the Oscars. Remember that awesome Sarah Silverman/Matt Damon video a few weeks back? Tonight on "Jimmy Kimmel Live," Jimmy saw his girlfriend one and raised her ten-fold.

"I'm f*&king Ben Affleck" featured Ben Affleck of course, and detailed the heretofore unknown love affair between Kimmel and the Oscar-winning star of "Gigli." And it was brilliant, from start to finish. The start featured Brad Pitt and just when you thought it was winding down, everyone from Don Cheadle and Huey Lewis to Pete Wentz and Joan Jett, appearing in a "We Are the World"-style group ballad. Read more...

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It's every actresses' dream: Here you are, under the warm lights, wearing a fabulous designer costume, a production assistant is bringing you your piping-hot latte. Then, when the director yells "Action!" you stare straight into Brad Pitt's beautiful blue eyes...and hand him his lunchbox?

"He calls me 'Mama,'" sighed co-star Taraji P. Henson when we caught up with the actress at Sunday's SAG Awards, revealing her matronly role to the heartthrob in David Fincher's 2008 flick "The Curious Case of Benjamin Button."

"That's not what I envisioned. I knew I was going to star opposite Brad Pitt one day, but I thought it was going to be something sexy and hot," the "Smokin' Aces" actress laughed. Read more...

The state of "State of Play" is very much in question this week. The high profile political drama (and remake of a popular British mini-series) was set to re-team "Fight Club" enthusiasts Brad Pitt and Ed Norton up until a few days ago when word came down that Pitt wasn't satisfied with the script.

But the project may not be dead just yet. Russell Crowe is reportedly considering stepping in. As for the rest of the cast, well I know Jason Bateman was primed for the shoot. Check out his detailed and curious description of his character when I chatted with him recently. Now if you believe Variety he's just playing a reporter. But I'd much prefer to take Bateman's perhaps questionable word. Read more...

Brad Pitt has some fightin' words in our links of the day. That and news on "Avatar," "Resident Evil," Ryan Phillippe and more below.

- Brad Pitt is pulling no punches, will take Matt Damon's place in "The Fighter" alongside Mark Wahlberg. (Hollywood Reporter)

- James Cameron's "Avatar" beams up Giovanni Ribisi. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Now THIS is evil. Ali Larter hints at possible "Resident Evil 4." (Shock Till You Drop)

- Back to the future for Ryan Phillippe and Eva Green as pair join cast of futuristic thriller "Franklyn." (Variety)

- More "Informers." Winona Ryder and Mickey Rourke join cast of Bret Easton Ellis adaptation. (Hollywood Reporter)

If you don't see "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford," you'll be missing out on what I consider to be the best movie of the year. My colleague Kurt Loder agrees (read his review of "Jesse James" here), and so with a hearty consensus our correspondent Tim Kash hit the Western's premiere to chat up Brad Pitt, who stars in the flick along with Casey Affleck. See the resulting convo below, and then catch it in theaters this Friday in limited release.

As the holiday ends and the week wraps up, more tidbits from Hollywood's A-listers, including Michael Bay, Brad Pitt, Peter Jackson and more.

- Michael Bay is up for "Transformers" sequel. (EW)

- After "Beowulf," Robert Zemeckis will tackle "Christmas Carol" with Jim Carrey. (Empire Online)

- We reported it a month ago, but "Sex and the City" movie is officially a go. (Variety)

- Keith David will voice the villain in Disney's first black-led princess cartoon. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Brad Pitt to remake Steve McQueen's "Bullitt"? (M&C)

- Jason Lee-fronted "Alvin and The Chipmunks" gets a (fill in the blank here) poster. (Slash Film)

- Peter Jackson and Edgar Wright say goodbye to the famed Alamo Drafthouse in a very amusing video. (Matt Dentler)