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'Point Break' Sequel In The Works
Patrick Swayze's cult film 'Point Break' is to get a sequel. The surfing-themed crime thriller, which also starred Keanu Reeves, was a massive hit when released in 1991.

Sienna Miller To Star In "Wuthering Heights"
Sienna Miller is in talks to star in 'Wuthering Heights.' The actress is in line to take the lead role of Catherine 'Cathy' Earnshaw after Natalie Portman pulled out last week.

Michael Moore Unveils Plans For "Fahrenheit 9/11" Sequel
Docu-filmmaker Michael Moore has revealed he plans to work on a sequel to the award-winning 2004 documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11."

Live Action Beavis And Butt-Head Might Head To The Big Screen
Nachos-addicts "Beavis and Butt-Head" might be headed to the big screen as real live persons, if creator Mike Judge has his way.

Nia Vardalos To Reunite With John Corbett In Another Romantic Comedy
"My Big Fat Greek Wedding" stars Nia Vardalos and John Corbett are set to reunite in another romantic comedy, which Vardalos has written again.

"P.S. I Love You" Tops Video Sales And Rental Charts
Proving chick flicks sell on DVDs, Hilary Swank's "P.S. I Love You" has topped the national video sales and rental charts in its first week in stores.

Nicolas Cage Slated For "Bad Lieutenant" Remake
Nicholas Cage will get a chance to project his smarmy, bad-guy image onto the big screen this coming year as the actor has signed on to play the title role in the remake of "Bad Lieutenant."

SATC Actor Says Movie Should Have Been Premiered In New York, Not London
Mario Cantone thinks the world premiere of 'Sex and the City: The Movie' should have been in New York, not London.

"The Hills" Star Audrina Patridge Lands A Film Role
Lauren Conrad's best friend Audrina Patridge has landed herself a real scripted role. "The Hills" star is set to join the cast of "Into the Blue 2."

Natalie Portman Drops Out From Wuthering Heights
Natalie Portman has dropped out from "Wuthering Heights." The Golden Globe award-winning actress decided to quit the Emily Bronte novel-based film because of scheduling conflicts.