Shia LaBeouf News

Last week, actor and LSD-enthusiast Shia LaBeouf and synth-pop duo Future Unlimited debuted the gloomy video for "Haunted Love" directed by none other than everyone's favorite Michael Bay leading man.

Though there's been no shortage of talk in recent weeks about work that Shia LaBeouf didn't do , here's a look at something that this unpredictable actor did do.

Following his debut feature Intact , Spanish director Juan Carlos Fresnadillo rose fast, landing the helming gig on the eagerly anticipated horror-thriller 28 Weeks Later .

The political potboiler's producer, director and star still leans left, but in telling this fable about 1970s radicals grown older and wiser, Redford's gotten nostalgic.

College Humor did us all a favour by re-doing the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles theme song in the style of the Michael Bay so we don't have to watch it.

Moviemaker Michael Bay appears to have forgiven Shia Labeouf for publicly trashing their Transformers films, insisting he'd like to work with his former leading man again.

Michael Bay's name is synonymous with big, brash blockbusters full of explosions and over-the-top special effects.

Transformers 4 may be wiping the slate clean as far as the cast is concerned , but that doesn't mean Michael Bay and friends are going to abandoned the series' winning formula.

While Michael Bay was making robots go boom and Shia LaBeouf scream "OPTIMUS!" for the 40 billionth time, there was a little passion project on Bay's radar called "Pain and Gain." With the Miami locale, the potential for a whole lot of violence and plenty of perfect bronzed bodies, it's easy to see why the polarizing director would be interested in ... (more)

If you've heard of What Richard Did , there's a good chance it was in the context of a conversation about Transformers 4 . A few months ago, Irish actor Jack Reynor was plucked from relative obscurity to become Michael Bay 's new Shia LaBeouf , and What Richard Did was one of the few films on his resume.

The 'Transformers' actor is negotiating with Sony Pictures to star alongside Brad Pitt in the World War II thriller, according to Variety.

Brad Pitt is heading back to World War II on behalf of David Ayer's Fury , and now he's got a young whippersnapper to go along with him.

Cinema has come so far. The thought of a film that features Robert De Niro sitting in a jail cell while Shia LaBeouf runs around doing things seems like the exact opposite of what makes for a compelling movie.