Projects

Never ones to let Brandi Glanville enjoy her own very small spotlight of embarrassing reality television, her ex-husband Eddie Cibrian and his current wife LeAnn Rimes want a sitcom about their lives. Starring themselves. Which is basically just a way to get their own reality show without LeAnn having to disavow the nasty things she once said about how fake such programming is.

NBC, which has had a pretty bad rap as of late, has been juggling its late-night programs like so many chainsaws. First we found out Jimmy Fallon is moving into Jay Leno's 'Tonight Show' spot -- assuming Jay retires as promised this time -- and now it seems the network might be looking to bring Alec Baldwin into the fold.

Get ready to see Michael Douglas and Matt Damon as you've never seen them before: covered in glitter and making out. Which is exactly what we expected from the Liberace biopic 'Behind the Candelabra.'

Lindsay Lohan clearly doesn't take her trouble with the law seriously, or else she'd stay out of it. But on the bright side, it may well make for awesome TV. The starlet, more famous for going to (or missing) court dates than for most of her work on camera, had no issues making fun of herself on 'Anger Management' alongside pal and frequent bailer-outer Charlie Sheen.

Since Jay-Z and wife Beyonce don't have enough on their plates -- what with being Grammy-winning recording artists, singing for presidents, going on tour with Justin Timberlake and being the face of clothing lines -- Jay-Z has now teamed up with a sports agency to represent the best of the best. We imagine Bey and Mr. Carter's morning ritual starts a little something like this... BEYONCE: Gee, Hov

The internet collectively lost its ish today as talk show host and 'Finding Nemo' voice artist Ellen DeGeneres announced on Instagram and on 'Ellen' that she would be reprising her role in a 'Nemo' sequel titled 'Finding Dory.'

Part April Fool's joke, part viral promotion for their upcoming apocalypse film 'This is the End,' James Franco and Seth Rogen made a sequel trailer to their cultish comedy, 'Pineapple Express.' Which might have angered and confused anyone who smoked a bowl in celebration before watching the trailer in its entirety.

There's a little rumor floating around the internet claiming that Kanye West's next album will be titled 'I Am God.' Which, if it's true, would probably shock exactly no one.

Huzzah! Anderson Cooper and Kathy Griffin, who host the best New Year's Eve show ever, shot a pilot together for CNN on Monday, March 25 -- indicating the network may pick them up for a regular series.

Kristen Bell and director Rob Thomas (no, not that Rob Thomas) have been trying to get a 'Veronica Mars' movie off the ground since the TV series was cancelled after its third season in 2007. For those of you who have never seen 'VM,' it starred a young Bell as a precocious girl detective trying to solve the murder of her friend Lily Kane, played by Amanda Seyfried, and the show was a total guilty

Whether you hate or love the idea of more new 'Star Wars' movies (we know, those prequels put the fear of God in you), at least some exciting news has arrived for everyone: Original main cast members Harrison Ford, Carrie Fisher and Mark Hamill have already signed on for the sequels. At least according to George Lucas, who can't seem to stop stealing everyone's thunder.

If you ever thought 'The Tonight Show' needed more boyish good looks and breaking into giggle fits, you're in luck: Jimmy Fallon is rumored to be replacing Jay Leno on the long-running late night chat show.

Bored with futile attempts at being a serious actress, Megan Fox is teaming up once again with Michael Bay -- the same guy who fired her from the 'Transformers' franchise for comparing him to Hitler -- to eff with another of your youth's favorite memories. Fox is joining the cast of 'Ninja Turtles,' because apparently Bay hadn't screwed up that concept enough yet.

To make up for besmirching Liz Taylor's memory with the Lindsay Lohan dud 'Liz & Dick,' the BBC has hired Helena Bonham Carter to take a shot at playing the violet-eyed screen legend. It hasn't even started shooting, but we're sure it's already better than the travesty that preceded it. Then again, to make a film about Taylor worse than that, it would probably need to be a musical set in space

The first photo from the controversial HBO biopic 'Behind the Candelabra,' starring Michael Douglas as the eccentric piano player Liberace and Matt Damon as his longtime lover Scott Thorson, has been released. It's not as racy as we were expecting considering Damon's confessions that his role required a lot of tasteful nudity and that Douglas is a “good kisser," but we suppose they're saving

Following in the footsteps of comedian and bestie Tina Fey's hilarious memoir 'Bossypants,' Amy Poehler has signed her very own book deal with publication set for next year.