Ever since the day it was announced, "Chapter 27” has been one of the most controversial projects in Hollywood. Now, with this exclusive peek at its brand-new poster, we get our best look yet at the identity-consuming acting efforts of Jared Leto.

To portray infamous John Lennon murderer Mark David Chapman, Leto gained 60 pounds, doing near-irreparable damage to his body through a regimen of every bad-for-you food he could get his hands on. The film co-stars Lindsay Lohan as a groupie hanging around Lennon's residence on the day he gets shot. Read more...

- Lindsay Lohan travels with Jack Black to "Ye Olde Times." (E! Online)

- Will super-villain Deathstroke appear in "The Dark Knight"? Probably not, but his figure does appear in the new Batman toy line. (/film)

- Good evening, Mr. Talbot. Hugo Weaving joins cast of "The Wolfman" as Detective Aberline. (Variety)

- Another day, another mutant: Daniel Henney joins "Wolverine" as Agent Zero. (Variety)

- Hasta la vista, Arnold. Hello, Josh Brolin? “No Country For Old Men” star reportedly in talks to star as next Terminator. (IGN)

- Kate Hudson opens up her “Big Eyes” for artist biopic. (Variety)

- Casey Affleck is “The Kind One.” Newly minted Oscar nominee to star as amnesiac thug in noir caper. (Variety)

- Brittany Murphy to replace Lindsay Lohan in “Poor Things,” my heart. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Just for fun: A countdown of the 10 greatest drunk celebrity videos ever. (Heckler Spray)

Article by Gil Kaufman

Our own Larry Carroll gave us a preview of the 2007 Golden Raspberry Award nominees a few weeks ago from his insider perspective as a Razzies voter, tipping us off to the fact that the 28th annual awards might be the only chance for Lindsay Lohan to get any hardware this year. With the official nominations now out, Lohan leads with nine, thanks to the box office mega-bomb “I Know Who Killed Me,” not to be outdone by Eddie Murphy, who was close behind with eight nods for his latest we-get-it-you’re-funny-in-a-fat-suit-and-drag snoozer, “Norbit.”

Lohan, who scored the first-ever twofer in the Worst Actress category (one for each twin she played in the movie), will face off against Murphy for Worst Screen Couple (each playing opposite themselves), and her flick also notched nods for Worst Excuse for a Horror Movie, Worst Screenplay, Worst Director and Worst Remake or Rip-off. Read more...

"Lost Boys" look to the future, "Superman" may get a new Clark Kent, Lindsay gets halted and more, in today's links.

- "Lost Boys 2” so good, they're already talking about a third? So says Corey Feldman. So let it be written, so let it be done. (Corey Feldman)

- The last man on Earth...again. Author Richard Matheson reportedly sells sequel rights for "I Am Legend." (ShockTillYouDrop)

- The coolest Transformer made from a bucket of KFC you will see all day. Bonus: The site's in mangled Engrish. (Wonder Dasher)

- Bryan Singer and Brandon Routh not returning for "Superman" sequel? (Variety)

- Dare to dream? Lindsay Lohan's opus "Dare to Love Me" delayed indefinitely. (Cinematical)

One of the best parts of being an entertainment journalist is getting a vote in the annual Golden Raspberry Awards, and this year's nominees once again offer a welcome opportunity to strike back at all the really, really bad movies we had to sit through in the past year.

The 28th annual nominations are led by free-falling film star Lindsay Lohan, whose "I Know Who Killed Me" landed her nominations as both Worst Actress and Worst Screen Couple (since she played twins in the flick). Topping her, however, is Eddie Murphy in "Norbit," nominated for Worst Actor (as his character Norbit), Worst Supporting Actor (as Mr. Wong), Worst Supporting Actress (as Rasputia) and Worst Screen Couple. Could Murphy follow up last year's Oscar nomination with a sweep of acting Razzies? Read more...

Hollywood moves into the dog days of summer with July's first links of the day, which include news on "Speed Racer," "Superman," and a very special birthday celebration.

- The newest addition to "Speed Racer" is one bad mutha (shut yo mouth!). Richard Roundtree joins cast of Wachowski Brothers' flick. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Robert "Wrong Turn" Schmidt to helm big-screen adaptation of Stephen King thriller "Insomnia." (Dread Central)

- "Man of Steel" postponed again. Bryan Singer to direct "Mayor of Castro Street" after "Valkyrie," say producers. (Rotten Tomatoes)

- Cartoonist Tom Tomorrow snags some great images of the "Indy 4" Yale set. (This Modern World)

- Happy 21st birthday to Lindsay Lohan. (Insert snarky comment here). (IMDB)

- Roger Ebert beautifully eulogizes influential film critic Joel Siegel, who died Friday at the age of 63. (Roger Ebert)

Welcome back, folks. With the holiday weekend firmly behind us, we turn our eagle eyes to Hollywood as Chris Nolan's evil clown gets bigger, John Woo asks a ninja, Lucas goes racing and more, in today's issue of The Dailies.

- "The Dark Knight" shoots in IMAX, plus USA Today snags two production stills including first pic of Joker in make-up. (USA Today)

- Video game deity Warren Spector (Wing Commander, Deus Ex, Ultima) joins forces with run-and-gun master John Woo for "Ninja Gold," about an old-ways ninja warrior confronting "the reality of covert warfare in the modern world." Sign us up. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Lucasfilm releases trailer for "Star Wars: The Clones Wars" animated series. I get a giant blank spot on my computer, but maybe you'll be luckier. (StarWars.com)

- Guillermo Del Toro may adapt "Runoff" graphic novel as his next film. (LatinoReview)

- Lucas hangs out at Monaco Grand Prix (who knew?), says "Indy 4” begins shooting next week. (Formula1.com)

- Johnny Depp and Michael Mann combine forces for poisoned Russian spy yarn. (CHUD)

- Lindsay Lohan, Rosario Dawson and Channing Tatum team with the always hilarious Shirley MacLaine and Olympia Dukakis for "Poor Things," about old people who rob stuff. (Variety)

Rodriguez does Jane Fonda redux, "Star Wars" flicks a no-go, Lohan gets naughty and more, in this edition of our daily linkification.

- Fans may have a bit longer to wait for "Sin City 2” as director Robert Rodriguez signs up for "Barbarella." (Hollywood Reporter)

- Hughes Brothers tackle "Book of Eli" about hero in post-apocalyptic America. Luke Perry sits by the phone. (Variety)

- Oh, well. Lucasfilm debunks rumors of future "Star Wars" movies. (MovieWeb)

- Jodie Foster and Abigail "Little Miss Sunshine" Breslin join Gerard Butler on "Nim's Island." (Hollywood Reporter)

- John Turturro to spin the tale of ballet's most famous works with "The Nutcracker: The Untold Story." (Variety)

- Hollywood finally tells the story behind World War I. "No Man's Land" coming from "Valkyrie" screenwriter Chris McQuarrie. (Variety)

- First image of Lindsay Lohan as a stripper for "I Know Who Killed Me." Something seems familiar... (People)