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One of the most beloved stories of all time continues with this heart warming, music-filled adventure (based on the characters from the classic children's book Charlotte's Web by E.B. White). With colorful new characters, 4 brand-new songs, and important messages about friendship and individuality, Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure is timeless family entertainment. Wilbur the pig knows how important friendship is--he learned that from a spider named Charlotte. So when Wilbur meets Cardigan, a lonely lamb, Wilbur immediately makes him his friend. Wilbur shows Cardigan the joys of farm life, and introduces him to three very special spiders--Nellie, Aranea and Joy--Charlotte's daughters. When Farmer Zukerman suddenly sells Cardigan to another farmer, Wilbur realizes what he must do. Joined by a cunning rat named Templeton, Wilbur and Charlotte's daughters set out on an unforgettable journey to find Cardigan...and discover that with courage, heart and the love of your friends, you can do most anything.

UNFORGIVING. UNCOMPROMISING. UNMERCIFUL. UNRATED. The 1978 original version of I Spit On Your Grave was reviled, condemned, and banned around the world for its on-screen depictions of depravity and violence. Now experience the acclaimed remake that dares to go even further: Jennifer Hills (Sarah Butler) is a big-city novelist who rents an isolated country cabin to write her new book. But when she is brutally raped by a group of sadistic rednecks, Jennifer has plans for more than mere revenge. One-by-one she will find them and will inflict horrific acts of agonizing torment upon them. And no jury in America would ever convict her. Jeff Branson (TV's ALL MY CHILDREN), Daniel Franzese (BULLY), Rodney Eastman (A NIGHTMARE ON ELM STREET 3 & 4), Chad Lindberg (THE FAST AND THE FURIOUS), and Tracey Walter (THE SILENCE OF THE LAMBS) co-star in this graphic, shocking and undeniably disturbing new take on one of the most controversial films of all time.

What's the worst thing you've ever let your older child do to the younger one? Ours are two years apart, so we let the older one stay up later, we let him have my old iPhone to use as a wireless device and yes, we sometimes give in to his requests because, at 8 years old, he's a more sophisticated negotiator than the 6-year-old. When he was 4, we let him name the fish someone gave us. Why? Because he came up with a name faster than his little brother did. (Calvin, as in Hobbes, in case you wondered.)Yes, I believe in letting kids name things. Pets, stuffed animals... no problem. But another child? What was this mom smoking? In this week's episode of Coffee Shop Confessions, a mom let her toddler name the new baby, and he predictably chose a name he loved: SpongeBob. In our family, baby names were settled as soon as we found out the child's gender -- both of our kids were named after family members and the discussions took all of five minutes. But if I were this mom and were somehow backed into a corner by my evil step-son, I'd happily make up a fake birth certificate. Maybe even legally name the baby Robert. Or if that were no good, provide the kid with a list of popular cartoon character names that would be less likely to provoke a playground riot. Phineas, Charlie, Lola, Diego, Max, Ruby, Peppa... the list goes on. We don't live in Sweden, where there's a legal precedent against cartoon character names, but as this mom confessed her story on CafeMom I'm surprised she hadn't seen The Rules - particularly #20, which recommends 'no free brand endorsements.' Follow Alex McCord on Twitter: www.twitter.com/mccordalex

Harrison Ford may appear in the sequel to 'Blade Runner.'That's the Internet takeaway from a tossed off comment by Ridley Scott during an interview with The Independent.While promoting the upcoming 'Alien' non-prequel prequel 'Prometheus,' Scott briefly discussed his planned sequel to 'Blade Runner,' the seminal 1982 classic that starred Ford.'I don't think it'll be Harry [starring],' Scott said when asked about the sequel. 'But I've got to have him in it somewhere. That'd be amusing.'Internet translation: Ford is coming back to 'Blade Runner'!Of course, if Ford does return, it would surprise no one. Back in February of this year, rumors surfaced that the star was in discussions to join the new 'Blade Runner,' but whether that comes to pass remains to be seen.In the meantime, Scott is busy promoting 'Prometheus,' which is out in theaters next week. His next film, the star-studded 'The Counselor,' with Brad Pitt, Michael Fassbender, Javier Bardem, Penelope Cruz and Cameron Diaz, will start shooting this summer.For more on Scott's 'Alien' past and his epic friendships with James Cameron and Michael Mann, head over to The Independent.[via The Independent]PHOTOS: 'Prometheus' and 29 Other Anticipated Summer Movies <strong>Release Date</strong>: May 4 <br clear='all'><br clear='all'> <strong>Cast</strong>: Robert Downey Jr., Chris Evans, Chris Hemsworth, Mark Ruffalo, Scarlett Johansson, Jeremy Renner, Tom Hiddleston, Samuel L. Jackson <br clear='all'><br clear='all'> <strong>Why You're Excited</strong>: Because it's The Avengers! Following five movies of set-up ('Iron Man,' 'Iron Man 2,' 'The Incredible Hulk,' 'Thor' and 'Captain America: First Avenger'), Marvel