Australian actress Megan Gale has confirmed she is set to play Wonder Woman in the upcoming movie Justice League Of America. The 32-year-old - who recently announced her retirement from catwalk modeling -

Hollywood beauty Jessica Biel is in talks to play comic book superhero Wonder Woman in forthcoming movie Justice League Of America. The Blade Trinity actress will take on the role made famous by Lynda Carter in the classic 70s TV show.

Happy Birthday to "The Ring" actress Daveigh Chase (1990), "Mrs. Doubtfire" actress Mara Wilson (1987), "X-Men 3" actress Anna Paquin (1982), "Firefly" actress Summer Glau (1981), WWE Diva Torrie Wilson (1975), singer/actress Jennifer Lopez (1969), "Melrose Place" actress Laura Leighton (1968), "The West Wing" actress Kristin Chenoweth (1968), actor Kadeem Hardison (1965), controversial baseball superstar Barry Bonds (1964), country singer Pam Tillis (1957), "Good Will Hunting" director Gus Van Sant (1952), "Wonder Woman" star Lynda Carter (1951), "Seinfeld" actor Michael Richards (1949), "Airplane!" star Robert Hays (1947), actor Chris Sarandon (1942), actress/comedienne Ruth Buzzi (1936), trumpeter Cootie Williams (1980; d. 1985), aviator Amelia Earhart (1897; missing in 1937), and South American revolutionary Simon Bolivar (1783; d. 1830).

Wonder Woman Lynda Carter has begged movie producers to cast an unknown as the superheroine in the planned big-screen version of the 1970s TV smash. Carter worries filmmakers are spending so long perfecting the film's script, they will overlook the importance of casting a believable Wonder Woman.

Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter is making waves as a cabaret singer after setting new records at San Francisco, California's famous The Plush Room. The actress rediscovered her singing voice after playing Mama Morton in London's Chicago musical and now she's embarking on a tour of jazz and cabaret clubs across America.

Former soap star Nadia Bjorlin is thrilled Wonder Woman fans want her to play the comic book superheroine because it's a role she's dreamed of playing since childhood. The actress is among the fan favorites to take on the role, and she admits she'd jump at the opportunity.

Bethesda Softworks, a ZeniMax Media company, announced today that the latest version of its blockbuster role-playing game, The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion, for PlayStation 3 computer entertainment system has begun shipping to retail stores throughout North America and will be in stores as early as Tuesday, March 20. Read the review of the Xbox 360 version!

In a result that will surely send fanboys into a rage, action-RPG The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion beat out favorite Gears of War for Game of the Year at Spike TV Video Game Awards 2006. You can watch the star-studded event on Spike TV this Wednesday, December 13, at 10 p.m. ET/PT. List of nominees below, winners in bold:

Happy Birthday to "The Ring" actress Daveigh Chase (1990), "Mrs. Doubtfire" actress Mara Wilson (1987), "X-Men 3" actress Anna Paquin (1982), "Firefly" actress Summer Glau (1981), WWE Diva Torrie Wilson (1975), singer/actress Jennifer Lopez (1969), "Melrose Place" actress Laura Leighton (1968), "The West Wing" actress Kristin Chenoweth (1968), actor Kadeem Hardison (1965), controversial baseball superstar Barry Bonds (1964), country singer Pam Tillis (1957), "Good Will Hunting" director Gus Van Sant (1952), "Wonder Woman" star Lynda Carter (1951), "Seinfeld" actor Michael Richards (1949), "Airplane!" star Robert Hays (1947), actor Chris Sarandon (1942), actress/comedienne Ruth Buzzi (1936), trumpeter Cootie Williams (1980; d. 1985), aviator Amelia Earhart (1897; missing in 1937), and South American revolutionary Simon Bolivar (1783; d. 1830).

* Director Josh Whedon has hinted he will give original Wonder Woman star Lynda Carter a role in his movie version of the hit 1970s series. Whedon originally refused to consider Carter, 54, for a part in his project, but the mastermind appears to be changing his mind. Whedon says, "If it's right for the movie, it might happen."