Hey all! Welcome to volume 2 of Twitter-Wood. Since Warmoth is a slacker (he's really not; he just had a prior committment), I'm filling in for him this evening. And wouldn't you know it, I almost forgot to deliver. Now who's the slacker? Here I am though, better late than never.

Today's somewhat abbreviated Tweet selection includes some links, some random observations and a near-admission of guilt. I'll let you figure out what all of that means. Sometimes I have a hard time figuring it out myself. Enjoy today's inside look at celebrity ramblings! Oh, and if you really want to follow me too, I can be found at @geminibros. I mostly spew video gaming nonsense though, so beware! Read more...

Do you see the sort of anarchy that unfolds when you put the power to vote in the hands of the masses? During Amy Poehler's appearance on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" yesterday, the "Parks & Recreation" star used the opportunity to lobby for your 2009 MTV Movie Awards votes. Sort of.

Poehler picked up two nominations for this year's awards ceremony, in the Best Comedic Performance and Best WTF Moment, both for her hilarious performance in "Baby Mama". If you look really carefully during the below clip you'll see the fancy web digs MTV built for voters to peruse. Or you could vote right now. Go ahead. Do it. Place your vote.

As a lifelong, die-hard 3 Stooges fan, I’m not ashamed to admit that I bought a ticket and saw the 1986 dud “Stoogemania" in a movie theater. If the producers are reading this – yes, it was my father and I who gave you folks the $10 that the movie grossed domestically.

Until today, the idea of casting Zero Mostel’s kid as “Howard F. Howard” in a poorly-written clunker stuffed with archive footage was one of the worst Hollywood ideas I’d ever seen executed on the silver screen. Then, I read that the rumors were true and that the Farrelly brothers were casting Sean Penn, Jim Carrey and Benicio del Toro as the new Stooges. Josh Mostel, you might finally be off the hook. Read more...

- Russell Crowe looking to star as comedian Bill Hicks in new biopic. (Sydney Morning Herald)

- Tom Cruise and Sam Raimi to team up for "Sleeper," the story of an undercover operative impervious to pain. (MTV Splash Page by way of THR)

- Michael Stuhlbarg and Richard Kind get "Serious" as leads in new Coen Brothers' film. (Vanity Fair)

- Jimmy Fallon to "Whip It" for Drew Barrymore. Funny man cast in roller derby comedy as "Hot Tub Johnny." (/film)

- Roger Ebert on why 3D isn't the future of cinema. (Roger Ebert)