We've got a cool one today, the premiere of the poster for the buzzed-about "Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist," the music-centric, romance-tinged comedy (based on the bestselling book) that finds Michael Cera and Kat Dennings as high school seniors who join forces to hunt down an elusive secret concert in New York City. I've seen this one and it could very well be the new "Juno." Catch it yourself when the film hits theaters on October 3, 2008.

- Amazing! "Spider-Man 4” and "5” shooting simultaneously, with a story arc that spans two films, says report. (Cinematical)

- Already the sexiest man alive, George Clooney to make things blow up…with his MIND, in "Men Who Stare at Goats," the story of a paranormal unit in the US Army. (Variety)

- Believe it or not, he's the GOOD GUY. New one-sheet for "Hellboy II" friggin awesome. (Coming Soon)

- Mary Elizabeth Winstead joins Michael Cera in "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World." Flick is directed by Edgar Wright. (Hollywood Reporter)

- "The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor" gets a trailer. (Yahoo)

- When will Variety and the Hollywood Reporter enter the 21st Century, and start crediting websites for breaking stories? (Collider)

- Just for fun: The worst celebrity video game renderings of all-time. (Games Radar)

It's the "funniest [book] I've ever read," said "Superbad" star (and newly minted three-time MTV Movie Award nominee) Michael Cera of "Youth in Revolt," a popular coming-of-age story he's starring in within the month.

It's also, at least in parts, borderline unfilmable, he laughed.

"I don't know if any of that will be in there!" he said of a risque scene between the hero (Nick Twisp) and his best friend. "There's a lot of stuff where you read in the book and you realize it's gonna be in the movie and you're like, uh, that might just be really awkward in the theaters!"

Mind you, this coming from a guy who wore those yellow running short shorts throughout "Juno." Could it get worse than that? Turns out it can, chuckled Cera. Read more...

- Sam Raimi to revive Jack Ryan as director and producer on a series of films. Has anyone called Ben Affleck? (Variety)

- Hasta la vista, credibility. Anton Yelchin in talks to star as Kyle Reese in "Terminator 4." (Hollywood Reporter)

- "Scott Pilgrim's Little Life" gets a lead, as Michael Cera hops onboard the Edgar Wright laugher. (Hollywood Reporter)

- So much for the Flash? Adam Brody jumps onto "Jennifer's Body." (Hollywood Reporter)

- Reports on the death of "Narnia" greatly exaggerated, say representatives from Disney Studios. (Narnia Web)

- Just for fun: "Jewno," a Hebrew spoof of America's favorite pregnant teen. (/film)

While it might have been a TV program, the influence of "Mr. Show" on the ensuing decade of both movies and television has been a substantial one. Now, David Cross and Bob Odenkirk are putting together a project that will once again team the warped comic masterminds.

"Bob and I are going to shoot something for HBO, a pilot, which was something we wrote," Cross told us recently in Shreveport, Louisiana during a break from shooting the Jack Black-Michael Cera flick "Year One." "It's based on Bob’s idea, but we both co-wrote it and I’ll act in it."

Although the duo's return to Home Box Office will be like "Mr. Show" in some ways, Cross insisted that it will also play with the clichés of situation comedies. "It’s a sitcom," the "Arrested Development" funnyman explained. "It will follow a traditional sitcom feeling, but will also feel like a big sketch, even though the characters will remain the same each week." Read more...

Combining the forces that gave us "Superbad," "School of Rock" and "Groundhog Day," there are few currently-filming flicks we're as excited about as "The Year One." Now, "House" actress Olivia Wilde is preaching to us all for the first time about her role in the biblical comedy.

"The script is so funny, I can't even tell you," laughed the 23-year-old beauty, currently filming the movie in Louisiana alongside Michael Cera, Jack Black and writer/director Harold Ramis. "I am a huge Monty Python fan, and it's definitely got some of that Monty Python-esque humor; it's over-the-top, but it's very smart." Read more...

Yup, we're back again with more links. Today, news on "The Neuromancer," "Transformers 2," "A-Team," "Eagle Eye," and more.

- I pity the fool who doesn't read Ice Cube's interview about "The A-Team," where he talks about the possibility of playing BA Baracus. (Blackfilm)

- Super-producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura talks Wayans casting on "G.I. Joe," says "Transformers 2" is "hurt" by the strike. (IESB)

- "Noooooooooo!" Hayden Christensen cast in "The Neuromancer." In all fairness, he was awesome in "Shattered Glass." (JoBlo)

- It's clobbering time. Michael Chiklis joins cast of "Eagle Eye" as Secretary of Defense. (Hollywood Reporter)

- On the cutting room floor: 15 big name actors who got left out of a movie. (IFC)

- Michael Cera isn't ticklish in this hilarious fake interview. (Funny or Die)

Recently, we caught up with budding comic superstar Michael Cera on the set of "Nick And Norah's Infinite Playlist," his upcoming film about two young lovebirds experiencing a whirlwind night in New York City. Watch Cera and his co-star Kat Dennings chat about the movie below, read more about our on-set adventures here, and finally see an exclusive photo.

Ellen Page, Michael Cera and Jennifer Garner talk about the teen-pregnancy film from first-time screenwriter Diablo Cody. "Juno," which is being hailed as a teen classic, is now rolling out in select theaters.

This is the story of a low-rated TV show that cultivated some of the most loyal fans in the history of the medium, and now has a new glimmer of hope. This is the story of a wealthy family who lost everything, and the one son who had no choice but to keep them all together. It's "Arrested Development."

Cue the plucky music, kids, because Jason Bateman and Michael Cera gave MTV some big news this week: The best TV comedy of the last decade is still alive. Read more...