2005 Golden Globes: "The 62nd annual Golden Globe Awards are scheduled for Jan. 16 at the Beverly Hilton and will be broadcast live from 5-8 p.m. on NBC. The schedule, released Thursday by the Hollywood Foreign Press Assn., will see the Globes taking place a week earlier than they did this year..." (more info).

Bullitt: "Troy director Wolfgang Petersen and Warner Bros. are reloading Bullitt. The studio will remake the 1968 Steve McQueen drama with Petersen directing. The crime caper, centered on tough-guy detective Frank Bullitt, will be contemporized by Cynthia Mort. The original drama was based on the Robert L. Pike novel "Mute Witness," but the remake isn't..." (more info).

Cake: "Scrubs star Sarah Chalke is spending her summer hiatus from the NBC series filming two indie features. The actress will make her big-screen debut in the Nisha Ganatra-directed and Heather Graham starrer from a screenplay by Tassie Cameron. The project centers on Graham's character, a free-spirited travel writer and adventurer whose phobia of relationships is tested after she accepts an offer to take over her father's business, a conservative bridal magazine..." (more info).

Maid of Dishonor: "Warner Bros. Pictures has beat out stiff competition by paying mid-six against seven figures for Cristi Limm's black comedy "Maid of Dishonor". "Maid" follows a jilted bride-turned-anti-romantic who must return home to be the maid of honor in her sister's wedding party..." (more info).

The Spiderwick Chronicles: "Mark Waters has signed on to direct "The Spiderwick Chronicles" for Nickelodeon Movies and Atmosphere Entertainment MM. A six-part book series by fantasy writer Holly Black and illustrator Tony DiTerlizzi, "Spiderwick" revolves around twin boys and their teenage sister. They discover a world of goblins, fairies and other magical creatures..." (more info).

The Sub-Mariner: "Marvel Entertainment and Universal Pictures are recruiting Chris Columbus to direct comic book adaptation Sub-Mariner (aka "Namor"), due out in 2006. The film will follow the adventures of Prince Namor, a half-man/half-amphibian creature from Atlantis. A troubled rebel with a short temper, he has helped the human race and fought against it when humankind polluted his underwater kingdom with waste..." (more info).

The Third Wish: "Jenna Mattison will star in and produce the indie feature "The Third Wish," a romantic comedy which she also wrote. TV director Shelley Jensen is helming. The project, which starts shooting this week in Los Angeles, is a rags-to-riches story of a bookstore clerk (Mattison) who is given three wishes after finding a first-edition copy of Charles Dickens' "Great Expectations." Also cast are Sean Maguire, Armand Assante, Betty White and James Avery..." (more info).

Blade: Trinity: A clip from the third "Blade" movie (the one that aired with the MTV movie awards) is up at The Movie Box.

Coraline: Gaiman indicated in a recent interview on Irish radio that Michelle Pfeiffer is set to play the part of Mother/Other Mother in an adaptation of his recent children's novel.

Diamond Dead: The latest update on the Romero movie is up at the official site.

Ghostbusters (DVD): Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment's 20th Anniversry DVD of Ghostbusters willbe available in October according to Premiere magazine.

Global Frequency: Some spoilers for the pilot episode of the WB's "Global Frequency" (based on the comic) are now up at Krypton Site.

Grand Theft Parsons: The one-sheet for the Johnny Knowville drama is up at Ion Cinema.

Krypto the Superdog: The first pictures from Cartoon Network's new series (and Superman spinoff), are up at Mediasharx.

Pride & Prejudice: Jena Malone has joined the cast of Pride & Prejudice, starring Keira Knightley and Rosamund Pike.

Robots: 3dyanimacion.com has posted a few nice pics and a very positive early review of Robots, the next movie from the makers of Ice Age.

Serenity: A screen capture of Universal's one-sheet for Joss Whedon's upcoming space epic is up at Buffy.nu.

The Brothers Grimm: The Terry Gilliam-directed Heath Ledger/Matt Damon movie has been pushed back to February 2005.

The Fast & The Furious 3: USA Today reports that Vin Diesel "might re-explore his drag-racing Dominic Toretto from The Fast and the Furious. Not in a sequel, but in a movie spinoff, but only if the story captures Toretto's need "to be competitive and victorious,".

Thunderbirds: The international 'Thunderbirds' movie site has been updated to a fansy flash site complete with new images, wallpapers and games.

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