LOS ANGELES (AP) — Fans are shouting and cameras are at the ready as screenwriter Diablo Cody swans her way up a red carpet. The only thing awry: ditsy Donna Martin,

It would be news if "Fired Up!" weren't moronic and adolescent. A comedy about two horny high school football players who infiltrate cheerleading camp

The cameras have turned on Juno screenwriter Diablo Cody - TV bosses have tapped her for a guest-starring role the Beverly Hills, 90210 spin-off show.

(HollywoodChicago.com) – I’m flummoxed. I know “Smart People” was supposed to be comedic drama with a splash of romance. Instead, I have been misled. It’s not a comedy. It’s not a tragedy. It’s not even a tragicomedy.

Javier Bardem's menacing No Country For Old Men line "Call it, friendo" has topped an annual survey by terminology trend organization Global Language Monitor (GLM).

Not too long ago Warner Bros. president of production, Jeff Robinov, stated, "We are no longer doing movies with women in the lead." Apparently, Robinov won't even look at a script with a female lead. Is this man spewing forth misogynistic quackery, or is he, as a businessman, simply stating the obvious - that women no longer come with built-in audiences, opening weekend numbers, and box office success?

The 80th Academy Awards took place on February 24, 2008 at the Kodak Theatre in Los Angeles, CA. As usual we had to give our opinion on some of the red carpet fashion highlights and disappointments.

A writer claiming to have penned a sequel to Juno is selling the script on auction website eBay.com for $100,001. In the seller's note online, the mystery screenwriter insists the script is available to any legitimate production company which "wants to jump on the bandwagon."

"My best feature is unfortunately a private matter... I'm told it's spectacular. But you can't really walk it down the red carpet, what can I say?" Kate Beckinsale keeps her best asset under wraps.