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Buzz News Roundup, 4/24

Updated 04/26/09 2:06 PM · Posted 04/24/09 1:30 PM by BuzzSugar · 2 comments

Forever 21 · news roundup · Joseph Gordon-Levitt · Leighton Meester · Elizabeth Banks · stone · Inception · Bobbie Sue · John Curran · The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles · Kasi Lemmons · Black Nativity · White Collar

Fox Searchlight is bringing Langston Hughes's gospel musical Black Nativity to the big screen, with Kasi Lemmons writing and directing. — Variety
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is coming on board Christopher Nolan's Inception, taking a role originally intended for James Franco. — The Hollywood Reporter
USA has picked up the series White Collar, starring Matthew Bomer from Chuck and Traveler. — Zap2it
Cameron Diaz is in final negotiations to topline Warner Bros.' legal comedy Bobbie Sue. — ComingSoon
Gossip Girl's Leighton Meester has signed a record deal with Universal Republic. — Billboard
Elizabeth Banks will star in the workplace comedy Forever 21. — Variety
The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles will return to movie theaters for a third live-action film, this time focusing on the heroes' origin stories. — Zap2It
NBC says future seasons of Heroes will be shorter. — TV.com
Robert De Niro and Edward Norton will star in director John Curran's movie Stone. — ComingSoon

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