Martin Lawrence
CBS is developing a pair of sitcoms for comedian Martin Lawrence, with an eye toward shooting one of them as a pilot.
Bernie Mac creator and The Daily Show contributor Larry Wilmore is behind one of the shows, while the other is from Rules of Engagement creator Tom Hertz and Adam Sandler's Happy Madison production company.
In the Wilmore script, Lawrence would play a...
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Katy Perry
Katy Perry was absent from the People's Choice Awards (don't worry — she gave fans a heads up via Twitter) but still ended up the big winner.
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Henry Cavill
Immortals slaughtered the box office competition in its first weekend of release, grossing an estimated $32 million, Box Office Mojo reports.
Adam Sandler's latest film, Jack and Jill, laughed up $26 million in its opening weekend. In its third week out, Puss in Boots was nipping at...
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Charlie Sheen
He's baaaaack. FX has bought Charlie Sheen's new sitcom, Anger Management, to air next summer, the cable network announced Thursday.
The project, based loosely on the 2003 Adam Sandler-Jack Nicholson film of the same name, will begin production in early 2012 on the 10-episode first season. Like Nicholson's character, Sheen will play an anger management therapist who is in need of some serious couch time himself and wreaks havoc on his patients' personal lives. Sheen will retain a...
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Katie Holmes
It's the great slutty pumpkin, Charlie Brown!
How I Met Your Mother has cast Katie Holmes as the oft-referenced but never-seen character, Vulture reports.
The 32-year-old former Dawson's Creek star (and Mrs. Tom Cruise) will guest-star in a...
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Unknown
The thriller Unknown relegated I Am Number Four to No. 2 at the box office, according to preliminary President's Day weekend figures from Box Office Mojo.
Unknown, which stars Liam Neeson and Mad Men's January Jones, grossed an estimated $21.7 million in its debut weekend. The teen science fiction film followed with $19.5 million in its opening weekend.
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Wizards of Waverly Place - Bailee Madison
Playing a boy trapped in a girl's body, Bailee Madison got to experience the benefits of the other sex.
In Disney's Wizards of Waverly Place, Madison has temporarily taken over Jake T. Austin's role as Max (now Maxine), after a spell gone horribly wrong. "Boys can get away with more stuff," she tells TVGuide.com. "They don't have to worry about table manners."
What caught Jennifer Aniston and Adam Sandler off guard at the Just Go With It premiere?
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Just Go with It
Adam Sandler's latest comedy Just Go With It narrowly beat Justin Bieber: Never Say Never at the weekend box office, Box Office Mojo reports.
Just Go With It, pairing Sandler with Jennifer Aniston, grossed an estimated $31 million in it's opening weekend. Following close behind, Bieber's concert film pulled in...
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Just Go With It
It's no surprise that every Just Go With It actor's favorite behind-the-scenes moment involved funnyman Adam Sandler and comedienne Jennifer Aniston.
"When I first meet them in the movie, Jen has to play this drunk woman," Brooklyn Decker told TVGuide.com at the film's New York City premiere. "It was hysterical to see the outtakes between the two of them."
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