Charlie Sheen
He's taking his winning tour all the way to the (fake) White House.
Charlie Sheen will play the President of the United States in Robert Rodriguez's upcoming sequel to...
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Jim Carrey
Jim Carrey has dropped out of the Dumb & Dumber sequel, Entertainment Tonight reports.
According to Carrey's rep, the actor was "increasingly frustrated" by the lack of progress on the project and the lack of enthusiasm from Warner Bros. and New Line. "I would have thought Dumb and Dumber To was a no-brainer," Carrey said in a statement. "After all it's implied in the title."
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Men in Black 3
The Men in Black weren't just defeating invading aliens over Memorial Day weekend: Men in Black 3 debuted in the No. 1 slot at the box office, unseating three-time champion The Avengers.
The third installment of the Men in Black franchise grossed...
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Jackie Chan
Jackie Chan may not be getting a lot of action in the future.
While promoting his latest film in Cannes, Chan told reporters that Chinese Zodiac will be his final action movie...
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Johnny Depp, Michelle Pfeiffer
The Avengers continued to obliterate records at the box office — becoming the first film to make more than $100 million in its second week of release, Box Office Mojo reports.
The Avengers grossed an estimated $103.1 million to easily hold on to the top spot. The Marvel superhero film also became the movie to reach $300 million and $350 million the fastest, and the movie...
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Bully
Bully will no longer be bullied.
Following a celebrity-backed campaign and a petition signed by nearly 500,000 bullied students, the award-winning documentary Bully will be released on March 30 as an "unrated" film; MPAA initial stuck the movie with an R rating.
The documentary directed by Lee Hirsch shines a light on America's bullying crisis by following five of the 13 million American children affected by it each year.
Attorneys David Boies and Ted Olsen suggested a lawsuit against the MPAA after learning of the Change.org petition started three weeks ago by Katy Butler, a 17-year-old openly lesbian high school student. The campaign...
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Jennifer Lawrence
Katniss Everdeen has found a new home.
ABC Family has acquired the television rights to air The Hunger Games, the network announced Monday.
Lionsgate's blockbuster film drew $152.5 million during its opening weekend, the third highest opening of all time. ABC Family, which also has the rights to the Harry Potter franchise, additionally garnered the rights to...
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