Sure, Christian Bale gets to be Batman. Brandon Routh got to be Superman. And Tobey Maguire got to be Spider-Man -- three times! But only you can be Spidey on Broadway. You can sing, right?

The producers of "Spider-Man" have announced an open casting call in New York for singers and actors to audition as Peter Parker, Mary Jane, and Arachne. For Peter Parker, they'd like a male aged or appear to be aged 16- to 20-years-old, with a greak rock voice. He "can be nerdy with understated sex appeal" with a "good sense of humor." For Mary Jane, they'd like a female in the same age range, with a strong pop/rock singing voice, who has a "beautiful girl-next-door" look. And for Arachne, a dangerous but seductive Spider-Woman, they'd like a female aged 25- to 35-years-old, with "amazing rock vocals." "Think Sinead O'Connor with a Middle Eastern/Bulgarian/Greek twist," they say. Foreign accents welcome. 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.