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A glimpse of Jennifer Lawrence in the role that earned her a SAG card, as a disaster-prone birthday girl for an MTV promo.

Marc Webb's upcoming sequel to 'The Amazing Spider-Man' may feature Paul Giamatti as The Rhino, and it looks like Felicity Jones is also negotiating to join the cast.

Tate Donovan, a star of "Argo," recounts what it was like to live with his fellow actors in preparation for their roles as Americans trapped in Iran.

They've been cancelled.

Brooklyn band Grizzly Bear work their way through various minor medical experiments, with their hair, skin, bllod, tears, sweat and nails in the latest video to arrive from their album "Shields."

On Friday, we got to see the first clip from jOBS, starring Josh Gad as Steve Wozniak and Ashton Kutcher as Kelso Jobs, the team who founded Apple Computers in

Justin Bieber spills pieces of his broken heart in his new song, "Nothing Like Us."

"Identity Thief" star Jason Bateman tells HitFix reporter Chris Eggertsen that the Bluth clan has "found a new bottom" in Season 4 of "Arrested Development."

But what is the film going to be about?

At Sundance, the "jOBS" actor recounted how his well-intentioned attempt to emulate his role model yielded an unwelcome response.

With the success of "Arrow," The CW's gestating "Wonder Woman" reboot seemed like a safe bet, but it appears the network is holding off on its "Amazon" pilot.

Brad Bird's secretive sci-fi movie "1952" starring George Clooney is now officially titled "Tomorrowland."

The film, co-written by Damon Lindelof and director Brad Bird, was initially titled "1952" and is due for a 2014 release.

Felicity Jones in talks for another part.

Now pushing the limits of R.

"I hope both of them stay," Tsujihara says of TV head Bruce Rosenblum and film chief Jeff Robinov, who were passed over for the top studio job.

It's the honey badger of movies.

Starring Tyler Ross, Shareeka Epps, Georgia Ford and Eshan Bay, the dark comedy marks the directorial debut for David Andalman and Mariko Munro.

Tommy Lee Jones's SAG win gives him a leg up in the Oscar race for best supporting actor, but one observer says Phillip Seymour Hoffman is the most deserving. What do you think?

Felicity Jones is also in negotiations to join the Sony sequel.

He worked on such films as "Twelve Monkeys," "Inglourious Basterds" and the upcoming "Man of Steel."

Okay, so this headline was blatantly trollish link-baiting. I'm not proud to admit it, but it was for a good cause. Steven Soderbergh recently sat down for a lengthy interview