Seth RogenThat Kevin Smith and Seth Rogen, two funnymen known for their raunchy yet touching blend of humor, have teamed up for "Zack and Miri Make a Porno" is so obviously a good match as to be of little surprise to even their most peripheral fans.

And if two guys who traffic in similar comedic tones joining up isn't a shock, then the fact that they both adapted a screenplay from the same source material shouldn't be either. Except, of course, that the source material in question is a superhero movie. Read More...

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Break out Black Beauty and get ready your masks!

Three months after promising MTV that his “Green Hornet” would be an "awesome action movie," Seth Rogen is back with news on the 71-year-old superhero, confirming to our very own Josh Horowitz that he will indeed suit up in the famous green fedora.

That is, just as soon as he starts working out.

"You should believe that I can do some physical activity," Rogen, the somewhat rotund star of "Knocked Up" laughed. "You have to believe I can do SOMETHING."

The actor we're most thankful for this past year, Rogen needs prove nothing to us – that's how confident we are that anything this man touches turns to gold. So we were all ears when he wanted to reveal more details about this highly anticipated upcoming project. Read More...

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Seth RogenThe character is 71-years-old, has been enjoyed by generations of fans, and helped launch a Bruce Lee phenomenon that would forever change Hollywood. Not to be overshadowed, Seth Rogen believes his controversial appointment as writer/star of the upcoming "Green Hornet" movie has already made its own unique impact on pop culture.

"Yeah, that pissed off the nerds huh?," he grinned recently, punctuating the point with his staccato laugh. "It's my only goal, to piss off nerds."

But then, getting as serious as the "Knocked Up" funnyman ever gets about anything, Rogen said he and writing partner Evan Goldberg begin writing the script this week. "We're really going to sit down and get into it," he insisted. "We made 'Pineapple Express', which is an action-comedy, but the action is the thing that stood out to the people we've shown the movie to so far - and my favorite types of movies are action/adventure movies, so that's what we're trying to do. We really want to make it an awesome action movie." Read More...

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San Diego Comic-Con 2007If you're still wearing an Iron Man or Jack Sparrow costume, sorry to be the one to tell you but Comic-Con is over. At least until next year.

We came. We saw. We reported. And if you missed any of the crazy last few days of coverage, you're in luck because we've got the highlights for you right. For an in-depth look at the Con, from the panels to the parties, check out our Comic-Con wrap article here.

So what was the big news at Comic-Con? Enough to please your inner geek until next year we're pretty sure.

-- Seth Rogen told us his "Green Hornet" isn't going to be all laughs.

-- We found out Tyrese Gibson and Joan Allen are going to take a "Death Race."

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"Knocked Up" star Seth Rogen is preparing to take on one of his highest-profile projects yet: the long-anticipated, big-budget adaptation of the classic superhero radio/television show "Green Hornet." We caught up with Rogen and his creative partner Evan Goldberg at Comic-Con, where he regaled us with his thoughts on the upcoming movie. Watch it all in the video below.

Check out all of our exclusive Comic-Con interviews right here.

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Seth RogenTwo big comics-to-film announcements highlight today's links, as Marvel's first "X-Men" spin-off snags a chief and a Freak gets another job.

- Seth Rogen attached to write and possibly star in long-awaited "Green Hornet" pick. Say what? (Variety)

- "Wolverine" finally gets a director. South Africa's Gavin Hood tapped to helm the November '08 pic. (Variety)

- Biopic of every hipster's favorite Cuban revolutionary, Ernesto "Che" Guevara, moves forward with Benicio del Toro tapped to play the lead. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Fox pays big bucks for Ridley Scott to produce "The Passage," a postapocalyptic vampire story set in the future. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Wes Anderson's "The Darjeeling Limited" gets a quirky poster. Go figure. (CHUD)

- "Entourage" aside, the real Pablo Escobar story is still in Hollywood's sights. (Premiere)

- "30 Days of Night" star Melissa George signs up for "Captive" duty in upcoming thriller. (Moviehole)

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