Matthew McConaughey has already fallen in love with his wedding planner, had ten days to make a woman fall for him, and been fooled by a woman into moving out of his parents' home. And in case his fans haven't already had their fill of high-concept romantic hijinks, he'll soon be haunted by a group of women who moan for all the wrong reasons.

"I've got 'The Ghost of Girlfriends Past' with Matthew McConaughey next," reported director Mark Waters recently, talking about the romantic comedy king's next flick. "It's a take-off on 'A Christmas Carol,' about a guy who sleeps with lots of women and breaks their hearts."

"He basically has a magical comeuppance on Christmas, where he learns the error of his ways like Scrooge," grinned Waters, director of "Mean Girls" and the upcoming fantasy "The Spiderwick Chronicles." "It's Scrooge, but with hot chicks." Read more...

As "Legally Blonde" rocks Broadway, rumors are circulating about yet another female-friendly flick -- the surprise hit "Mean Girls -- making a possible stage appearance. To get the skinny, MTV's Jennifer Vineyard grabbed screenwriter Tina Fey and her husband/composer Jeff Richmond for a status check on the musical's future prospects. Watch the video to see what we learned, or read all about it after the jump.