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Comic book convention comedy Supercon has tapped John Malkovich to star. The film is set to begin production in New Orleans this week.

Tabrez Noorani’s directorial debut Love Sonia has added Demi Moore and Mark Duplass to the cast. They join an international cast that already includes Freida Pinto.

Based on the true story of two young men, David Packouz and Efraim Diveroli, who won a $300 million contract from the Pentagon to arm America’s allies in Afghanistan.

Scholastic book series Clifford The Big Red Dog is heading to the big screen. The feature is a live-action/CG hybrid from Paramount and it will be written by Justin Malen.

Starting July 1, seven movies written and directed by Albert Brooks will be made available for streaming on Netflix for the first time.

After this week’s game-changing season 6 finale, producers have confirmed the first big information regarding the new season by revealing four directors booked for the show.

Faux-news correspondent Jessica Williams announced her exit from The Daily Show today via Twitter. The comedian joined the late-night program in 2012 and has since become one of the laffer’s most popular performers.

Comic book Lone Wolf And Cub: Final Conflict is taking another trip to the big screen, this time as an English language movie from SP International Pictures.

ABC has finally revealed their fall premiere dates. While we watched the other networks announced their start dates over the past couple of weeks, ABC took a little bit longer as they made their decisions.

The CW has booked Tyler Ritter for a recurring role on the upcoming season of Arrow. He will play Detective Malone, a new addition to the Star City Police Department.

A drama centering around the relationship between a thirtysomething single mother and her teen daughter living in Stars Hollow, Connecticut.

Dawson’s Creek star James Van Der Beek has been tapped to star in Carters Get Rich. The six-part comedy series hails from Roughcut TV and Sky 1.

Ken Barbet is set to helm the big screen adaptation of Destiny: Queen Of Thieves for Framelight Productions. The look and attitude of the story’s heroine is based on Mob Wives star Marissa Jade.

The Imitation Game star Matthew Goode has been tapped to star in WGN America’s Roadside Picnic. The series is based on the famous novel by popular science fiction writers Arkady Strugatsky and Boris Strugatsky.

Viktor Frankl’s memoir Man’s Search For Meaning has been acquired by Straight Up Films and put into development. It was previously optioned by Fuego Films and F Squared.

Netflix continues its big year of purchases as it picks up the rights to The Shambling Guide To New York City from author Mur Lafferty with plans to develop the book into a feature.

Independence Day: Resurgence delivers dumb, big-budget alien invading action, and not much else with the void left by Will Smith hanging over the film.

Ghostbusters is projected at a $40 to $50 million opening, which is a best for director Paul Feig, but is it enough to make Sony happy?

Powerhouse YouTube channel and brand Smosh has announced their first-ever live sketch show to debut later this summer. The show will feature 4-5 skits, a dance number, and special guests.

After a heated bidding war, Oscar-winner Adam McKay’s pitch Bad Blood has landed at Legendary Pictures with Universal set to distribute.

Jason Reitman’s Tully has added Mackenzie Davis to star opposite Charlize Theron in an unknown role. The script was penned by Reitman’s frequent collaborator Diablo Cody.

Oscar-winner Geena Davis has joined the indie comedy Don’t Talk To Irene. She joins previously cast newcomer Michelle McLeod, Scott Thompson, Bruce Gray, and Anastasia Philips.

After hitting book stores on June 1, The Butterfly Garden feature rights have been optioned by Anonymous Content and PalmStar Media.

Spider-Man: Homecoming continues to add to its all-star cast with Better Call Saul‘s Michael Mando. He joins previously cast Tom Holland, Michael Keaton, Zendaya, Donald Glover, and Robert Downey Jr.

Amy Poehler’s Paper Kite Productions has received a pilot production commitment for their comedy The Baby from NBC. Paper Kite has also signed a new overall deal with Universal Television.

Archie Panjabi is moving to NBC for a little while with a major recurring role on their sophomore drama Blindspot. She will play the head of a secret division of the NSA that has been tracking the Jane Doe case.

Lord Of The Rings actress Miranda Otto has joined Conjuring spinoff Annabelle 2. Otto is joined by Spectre‘s Stephanie Sigman.

Batman Begins screenwriter David S. Goyer has been tapped to direct the remake of 2014 German thriller Who Am I. The original was helmed by Baran bo Odar and screened at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival.

Jack Reacher returns to the headquarters of his old unit, only to find out he’s now accused of a 16-year-old homicide.

The Alicia Vikander-produced Euphoria has added Charlotte Rampling to the cast. Rampling with will star with Vikander and Eva Green.