Paramount's announcement of a third Transformers movie targeted for 2011 was not only news to you, but news to Michael Bay as well. The director, who's currently completing work on the second flick in the franchise, says the tentative July, 1, 2011 date was an error on the studio's part.
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Look out, planet Earth: Transformers 3 has a tentative arrival date of July 1, 2011.
But don't rush to pre-pre-order tickets just yet. While Paramount secured the release date as an option, it's not an official announcement of the movie's green light, studio insiders tell Variety. A writer has yet to be hired, and there's no word on whether director Michael Bay or stars Shia LaBeouf and Megan Fox would return for the franchise's third installment.
In the meantime, fans can still count on mass robotic destruction this summer: Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen opens June 24.
Will you cross your fingers for a third Transformers?
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So you have a list of people to buy for and no idea what to get them, right? Been there, suffered through that. And children, I can only offer you two options: piss off a bunch of friends over Thanksgiving so you don't have to get them anything, or head to the DVD section. Because nothing says "I put more thought into this than you deserve" than a movie starring some of their fave TV faces. And they're so easy to wrap!
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Shia LaBeouf is recovering well from his recent car accident and surgery, according to Isabel Lucas, LaBeouf's Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen costar and passenger in the July 27 collision."We're both fine and Shia's fine as well," Lucas told Access Hollywood. "His hand is healing well."Lucas, who was also transported to the hospital following the crash that resulted in LaBeouf's arrest on DUI suspicion, was released with minor injuries. LaBeouf, however, underwent surgery to his left hand, which caused production delays on the Transformers sequel.In addition to Lucas' comments, LaBeouf's rep has also denied recent reports in Star that the actor might have to have his pinky amputated. "That story is a complete fabrication. Absolute gossip," LaBeouf’s rep said. — Adam BryantRelated:• Is Shia's Injury Slowing Down Transformers 2?• LaBeouf "Doing Fine" After Wreck and Arrest• VIDEO: Shia LaBeouf Arrested On DUI Charge
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Bernie Mac, who rose from playing standup gigs on Chicago's South Side to perfect his cool, outsized persona in Hollywood blockbusters as well as creating his own sitcom, has died. He was 50.The comedian died Saturday morning from complications due to pneumonia, his publicist announced, shocking family, friends and fans who had expected him to recover. "The world just got a little less funny," his Ocean's Eleven co-star George Clooney told E! Online . "He will be missed dearly."Born Bernard Jeffrey McCullough, Mac started performing on Chicago's stages in 1977, at the age of 20. But he had been telling jokes in front of a crowd since he was a child, entertaining people at church, in parks and even on trains.When he was 32, he won the Miller Lite comedy search, which soon led to regular appearances on shows like HBO's Def Comedy Jam and the start of his film career.He first played a bit part as a club doorman in the Damon Wayans movie Mo' Money in 1992. Over the next decade he turne...
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