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Recommended I fell in love with South Park the moment it premiered on Comedy Central, but I never had the pleasure of seeing the feature film in theaters.

On The Lionel Show: Friday, October 2, 2009 CE - VENTILATION FRIDAY By Lionel The theme, the meme.

I am - " Hercules!! Barry Sonnenfeld, the "Men in Black" director who helmed the acclaimed pilot for "Pushing Daisies," will direct an untitled ABC pilot about a mom who comes into possession of a costume that gives her superpowers.

Actress, director, producer. Born on September 2, 1966 in Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, Mexico.

EW's Music Mix is searching for the Greatest Guilty Pleasure Musical Act of All Time .

YOUNGSTERS in Brighouse are dancing themselves dizzy this summer in a bid to put on a show a ' in a week! Over the past four years, dance teacher Liz Scattergood's summer workshops have become so popular with local children that parents now organise their holidays around them.

Will Smith and Kevin Kline star in this comedy smash hit, as two agents working for the President of the United States in 1869.

For some kids, summer is the time for rest and relaxation but that is not the case for the competitive team gymnasts at Wildcard Gymnastics.

The film development news leading up to the 4th of July was relatively slow, but this week's Ketchup is overflowing hot news items, including several superhero movies, two TV show adaptations, the requisite relaunch of a 1980s movie, a SNL skit-turned-movie and new projects for Will Smith, George Clooney, Mel Gibson and Jason Statham.

Expectations are that Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen will be the worst-reviewed film to pass $400 million domestically.

Over the past 15 years, the Fourth of July weekend has meant buffo box office for Hollywood.

Actress Salma Hayek, in a statement exclusive to EW.com, is denouncing reports that she had an affair with Batman producer Jon Peters, who has recently been shopping around a book proposal about his career and personal life .

Shortly after its publication in 1991, Bret Easton Ellis's notoriously violent 1991 novel was deemed "unfilmable." Of course in movie parlance "unfilmable" is shorthand for "unfilmable until sufficient hype is built up," and 10 years of rumors and unproduced scripts followed -- including talk of Johnny Depp in the lead role.

Warner Bros. today released a slew of new images from its upcoming "Sherlock Holmes." We love the idea of Robert Downey Jr.