It's a good time to be Woody Harrelson these days. After a starring turn in this year's Best Picture winner, the veteran actor has no less than nine films in various stages of development.

But perhaps no movie has fans talking more than the one he isn't even officially attached to...yet.

"I haven't heard anything since I talked to you last," Harrelson said when we pestered him again for details on "The A-Team" movie, in which he's rumored to star as Murdock (click here to see our first time around). "It's still one of those question marks." Read more...

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of our links of the day, back again with news on Guillermo Del Toro, "The A-Team," "JLA," "Dark Knight," and more.

- Guillermo Del Toro is a "Hater." Acclaimed director to tackle film about a society in fear of sudden random violence from otherwise normal people. (JoBlo)

- I pity the fool! John Singleton to direct "The A-Team"? (Latino Review)

- Nic Cage is all "Knowing." Had proof last week that he would star in Alex Proyas film about a man who unearths a time capsule which contains startling predictions. (Variety)

- "We're going to do that real low-budget," Tim Burton says of plans to remake "Frankenweenie." (Sci-Fi Wire)

- "Justice League of America" now called "American Heroes"? (/film)

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of the links of the day, back again with news on "G.I. Joe," "Angels and Demons," Stephen King, John Singleton, and more.

- Sienna Miller a real American Hero? Actress enlists for service with "G.I. Joe." (Variety)

- How can a movie that's been delayed still pick up talent? That's the power of "Angels and Demons," which adds Naomi Watts opposite Tom Hanks. (NY Post)

- John Singleton to direct supernatural thriller "Executive Order: Six." (Variety)

- "Sicko," "Lake of Fire," among 15 documentary films shortlisted for the Oscar. (Hollywood Elsewhere)

- How big a fan of Frank Darabont's new ending for "The Mist" is Stephen King? "Anybody who reveals the last 5 minutes of this film should be hung from their neck until dead." THAT big. (First Showing)

- "Final Destination" series cheats death one more time. Will come back for a part 4. (Hollywood Reporter)

His debut film opened at number one, and Columbus Short's follow-up flick is looking at a high-profile opening later this month. So, what project does the fast-rising actor want to use his newfound clout to help bring to the screen?

"We need to do a live-action 'Thunder Cats,'" the "Stomp the Yard" star grinned. "I might produce that next."

Although Short might be joking about making plans to scream "Thunder! Thunder! Thunder!" anytime soon, he is quick to point out that he ain't no "Ho!" either. Instead, the 25-year-old has been carefully building a stable of intriguing projects, turning down high-profile paychecks in flicks like "Justice League", and getting ready to knock his profile up a few pegs when the Chris Brown-starrer "This Christmas" hits theaters on the 21st. (After the jump, Short talks teaming with Kate Beckinsale, thieving with Matt Dillon, and his first horror movie) Read more...

For nearly a decade-and-a-half, John Singleton has been the reigning black filmmaker in Hollywood (sorry, Spike Lee). But with such recent releases as "Four Brothers" and "2 Fast 2 Furious," the writer/director/producer has begun branching out beyond typical 'hood flicks. Recently, we caught up with Singleton and the largely Latino cast of his next producing effort, and he explained how he's reinventing his own "Boyz n the Hood" blueprint.

"We hittin' it real hard. It's like a family gangster movie," Singleton revealed. "It's a hot movie that comes out this summer and it's called 'Illegal Tender.'"

The flick co-stars "Coach Carter" star/afro-enthusiast Rick Gonzalez, along with up-and-coming Latino actors Zulay Henao, Mercedes Mercado and hip hop/reggaeton star Tego Calderon. Read more...