Admit it, most DVD extras are self-indulgent, ego-stroking puff pieces that — if we’re lucky — include a little illumination amid the glorification.

And we love it (and rightfully so, since so much of it has the added bonus of being cool). But it’s not for Doug Liman, who told MTV News that the bonus features on his newest DVD, “Jumper,” will include glimpses into all the drama that the production could muster. And then some.

“We had to frantically recast and start shooting while we were still working on the script,” he said of the film. “With ‘Jumper,’ I thought we were back to the days of ‘Swingers.’ It’s a locked script. We’ll just go shoot it. Suddenly next thing I know I’m back in the waters of no script, trying to figure out what we can shoot, what’s actually been written, and figuring it out as we go along. You get to see that.

“We had a documentary film crew follow us and we let them put whatever they wanted on the DVD, so I think it’s a much more interesting beyond [the norm],” he continued. “It was just grueling.” Read more...

It must be tiring to be so damn adorable. That's what you'd be thinking too if you were interviewing former "O.C." star Rachel Bilson about her last big screen role, "Jumper." Set for release on DVD this week, the opportunity to talk to Bilson gave me the opportunity to inform her about another celebrity who has a reported crush on her, none other than Howard Stern.

My favorite thing about her reaction? How she buries her answer to my follow-up question (query: do you find Howard attractive? answer: no) underneath her hypnotic giggles and grins.

- Michael Clarke Duncan, Chris Klein, and Kristen Kruek among names attached to new "Street Fighter" film. (Variety)

- Watch Kevin Smith and Seth Rogen make a Porno. (/film)

- Might as well Jump (Back in time!) Director Doug Liman talks plot possibilities for "Jumper" sequel. (Collider)

- Speaking of time travel…When this baby hits 88 mph, you're gonna see some serious shiat. Doc Brown resurfaces in video for O'neal McKnight. (BTTF)

- Casting underway for a live-action "Dora The Explorer." (NY Post)

Perhaps no other actor has allowed such a storied collection of hairstyles to be applied to his scalp than Samuel L. Jackson. The "Jumper" actor has a history of scene-stealing do's, in "Pulp Fiction," "Unbreakable" and more. For the stories behind the styles, we sat down with Jackson and a series of character photos, and asked him to give us the inside scoop on his most famous coverings. Watch it below.