- Jake Gyllenhaal has signed on to play Joe Namath in a biopic of the star quarterback, Zap2it reports.
- John Cusack and Gong Li will topline the historical drama Shanghai, teaming up with 1408 director Mikael Hafstrom, writes ComingSoon.
- Josh Groban's holiday album topped the charts this week, Billboard reports, while Jordin Sparks' debut had the lowest sales numbers for any American Idol winner's album.
- The Writers Guild of America has slammed Carson Daly over his decision to return to work, writes Broadcasting & Cable.
- Meanwhile, the Los Angeles Times reports that even if the strike ended today, shows would need up to five weeks to get back into production.
- The Hollywood Reporter has news that Matthew Perry will play the adult version of Zac Efron's character in the movie 17.
- Billboard reports that Aimee Mann's next album, Smilers, will feature a lot of synthesizer and zero electric guitar.
- According to ComingSoon, the Weinstein Company has acquired the screen rights to Bridie Clark's novel I Think She's Got It — before it's even been published.
- Variety reports that Walter Cronkite will receive the History Makers' first lifetime achievement award at the organization's fancy event in January.
- Wondering why House fired the candidate he did last night? TV Guide has some answers.

















Versace
Forte Forte
Giorgio Armani
Oi! Spoiler alert there on House.
1Sorry, travis bickle. Thought it was safe at this point, but it's gone now.
2Love the Jake Gyllenhaal pick and the lifetime achievement award for Walter Cronkite. Spoiler alert for House? Not in my book. People have been buzzing about it all day.
3i always knew carson daly sucked
4Jake's a good choice for that role.
5I think Jake is an awesome choice to play Joe. Cool.
What House spoiler, I wanna know! :kicking and screaming:
6Nevermind, got it.
7Darn, I missed it, and my friend told me the wrong person!
13 stays?
Post New Comment
Please share your opinion with our community, but make sure it is on topic and follows our Community Rules. We moderate comments and prohibit personal attacks, threats, spam, lewd images, or the promotion of your personal website.