Article by Jessica Goebel

Last year, at the tender age of ten, Abigail Breslin was nominated for Hollywood's highest honor. In the year that followed, Little Miss Sunshine became Little Miss Sought-After, with three films currently in the works.

"I'm doing a movie right now with Cameron Diaz," Breslin gushed, adding, "She's so nice and she's a lot of fun." Beyond praising her co-star, Breslin remained coy: "I don't know if I can say too much about it yet, but it's called 'My Sister's Keeper.'" Read more...

It's been a fun week, but everything comes to an end. Today, a bunch of casting news and some fun "Watchmen" sleuthing.

- "Transformers" fanboy flame Megan Fox teams with Simon Pegg, Kirsten Dunst and others for RomCom "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People." (Hollywood Reporter)

- CHUD investigates those who virally market the "Watchmen" film. (CHUD)

- Cameron Diaz joins "Donnie Darko" director Richard Kelly's horror thriller, "The Box." (Variety)

- Jim Carrey to play hard-partying software exec forced to tone down in "Sober Buddies." (Variety)

- Paramount's "Beowulf" to get IMAX 3D release. (ComingSoon.net)

- Disney hopes to recreate "Meatballs" magic with "Pool Rats," about local swim league. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Psychological sci-fi thriller "Near Death" picked up by Fox Searchlight. (Hollywood Reporter

In the green room, Nelly's "Hot In Herre" is playing while Robin Williams — wearing a kilt — yells out "Pole dance!" Thankfully, he didn't do one. Later, he and Bruce Willis are posing for pictures — Williams says (in a thick Scottish accent) "Last year we went to see 'The Queen' but the only person who came out was Helen Mirren." ...

Jack Nicholson is the man. He talks to Cameron Diaz for several minutes before they're joined by Adam Sandler and then Williams — and then Michael Chiklis. Nicholson tells him he didn't want to overdress for the night and appreciated that Chiklis wore a T-shirt.

It's only Wednesday, but it's been a rough week already for all of us. We lost "The King of Queens" ("I Now Pronounce You Chuck and Larry" can't come quick enough, can it?) and "Gilmore Girls" said adieu (the biggest loss to fast-talking freaks since those Micro Machines commercials went off the air). But to every dark storm cloud, there is a silver lining.

And that lining today, my friends, comes in the form of news that Cameron Diaz and Ashton Kutcher are set to star in a romantic comedy called "What Happens in Vegas," about a couple who get married after a night of debauchery.

Methinks Hollywood is on to something here! How about some other slogans or license plate quips inspiring films all their own?!?

Vacationland (Maine) -- The year is 2063. Bowing to the demands of a increasingly debaucherous society, the United States has erected (pun intended) a wall around Maine, creating a land where your every desire is yours for the asking. Welcome to "Vacationland." Starring Matthew McConaughey and Jessica Biel as two pleasure-bots who have just learned there is more to life than carnal desires, "Vacationland" is a journey into our very hearts and minds (and loins). Adrian Lyne helms.
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