The family that chicken dances together, stays together. With the February 24 announcement that Michael Cera - the lone holdout - had finally signed on for the long-rumored Arrested Development movie,

Recent photos snapped on the set of the 2009 Demi Moore/David Duchovny film "The Joneses" features some reality stars. These photos show two very big reality television personalities

From director Todd Phillips (Old School) comes the laugh-out-loud comedy about going from zero to hero, School For Scoundrels, arriving this week from Genius Products LLC. and Dimension Films. Starring Billy Bob Thornton (Bad Santa) as Dr. P, a maniacal confidence-building instructor, and Jon Heder (Napoleon Dynamite) as Roger, a hapless meter clerk who enrolls in his class, School For Scoundrels is a prank-filled laugher pitting teacher against student for the ultimate prize - the girl!

The Departed is a tale of questionable loyalties and blurring identities set in the South Boston organized crime scene. As the police force attempts to reign in the increasingly powerful Irish mafia, authorities are faced with the prospect of sending in an undercover agent or seeing their already frail grip on the criminal underworld slip even further... Also on DVD: Zoom, Half Nelson, Infamous, Marie Antoinette and School for Scoundrels.

Actress Jacinda Barrett was stunned to find decency still exists in Hollywood on the set of new comedy School For Scoundrels - co-star Jon Heder refuses to curse, swear or work on a Sunday. The Mormon actor's morals impressed Barrett, who plays his object of affection in the new film.

Ashton Kutcher has scored a rare prize at the top of the box office - he features in the top two films. The actor voices a one-antlered mule deer in family cartoon comedy Open Season, which has debuted in first place ahead of his portrayal of a cocky coastguard in Kevin Costner's new action film The Guardian.

Billy Bob Thornton suffered for his art in new movie School For Scoundrels - by playing tennis with Napoleon Dynamite star Jon Heder. The movie star plays a self-help guru trying to steal the object of Heder's affection from him, and the two teamed up for a doubles tennis game that proved to be a very painful experience.

Actor Michael Clarke Duncan enjoyed poking fun at his co-star Jon Heder during the filming of new movie School for Scoundrels because the comedian was so sensitive about how to pronounce his surname. Duncan made the mistake of calling the 28-year-old star 'Header' early on in the shoot, and soon began grilling him on why he is only known by two names.

"School for Scoundrels" is a remake of a 1960 British comedy and centers on a guy (Jon Heder) who enrolls in a class to build confidence and get the girl of his dreams. However, his teacher (Billy Bob Thornton) also has eyes on the same woman. See the Trailer >>

Billy Bob Thornton fears he was hanged in a previous life because he feels claustrophobic in a tie. The quirky movie star was forced to don a suit and tie for his new role as a self-help guru in School For Scoundrels - and he hated every minute of dressing up.