Link Time! 7/10

BuzzSugar — Thu, 10 Jul 2008 13:35:37 -0700

Popwatch wonders: Which actors need to be rescued from their sub-par TV roles?
Cinematical tells us of a place to go if you're not so informed about comic books and don't want to be ridiculed for it.
TV Squad has put together an insanely comprehensive guide to reality TV.
E!'s Ben Lyons visited the set of the "bromantic comedy" I Love You, Man and chatted up Paul Rudd, Jason Segel and Jon Favreau, among others.
The TV Addict talks with Gabrielle Anwar about Burn Notice ahead of tonight's premiere.
Meanwhile, Vulture just keeps interviewing those Hellboy folks; today it's Ron Perlman's turn.
FilmExperience is none too pleased with the news that Elfquest will be adapted for the big screen.
Pop Candy brings word that Sub Pop Records is relaunching its singles club.

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Buzz News Roundup, 4/16

BuzzSugar — Wed, 16 Apr 2008 13:32:48 -0700

According to the AP, the upcoming X-Files movie has an official title! It's now called The X-Files: I Want to Believe, and will still open July 25.
Richard Gere is joining two movie projects, writes Variety. He'll costar alongside Hilary Swank in the Amelia Earhart biopic, and he'll star in the cop drama Brooklyn's Finest.
Iron & Wine, Flight of the Conchords, and Wolf Parade are among the bands scheduled for Sub Pop Records' 20th anniversary party this Summer, Billboard reports.
ComingSoon reports that Danielle Panabaker will play the female lead in the remake of Friday the 13th.
Get ready for more "green" storylines: NBC is bringing back Green is Universal for Earth Day, and The Futon Critic has the details. Meanwhile, the Hollywood Reporter writes that Fox has started an eco campaign of its own.
The writer responsible for adapting Bringing Down the House into 21 is at it again, writing the screenplay version of a lottery scam memoir, Money for Nothing, writes Hollywood Reporter.
Hollywood Reporter writes that Stan Lee will launch yet another superhero franchise, titled Legion of 5.
The New York Times has a very sweet piece on the classic Disney animator Ollie Johnston who died on Monday.
According to ComingSoon, Demi Moore has landed roles in two indie movies: Happy Tears, in which she'll star alongside Parker Posey, and Bunraku, starring Woody Harrelson.