Seven years after his hit film "8 Mile", Eminem is set to return to the film studio. This time he's venturing into the world of 3-D.

Eminem will also produce the project, which is called "Shady Talez". It has been described as "The Twilight Zone meets Creepshow", and will also be turned into a comic book series.

Other producers on the film include John Davis (I, Robot) and Dallas Jackson.

So the rumor has been that Mila Kunis and Natalie Portman engage in a steamy sex scene in Darren Aronofsky's upcoming film, "Black Swan." Speaking with V Magazine recently about the film, Portman pretty much confirmed the rumors, although she argued the semantics.

She said:

"It's not raunchy - it's extreme."

That doesn't really give us much to go on, but there's a good chance the scene involves nudity. Both Portman and Kunis have gone nude on camera before, so it wouldn't be anything new for either of them. The only difference is, Portman says she is more open to it now than she was earlier in her career.

Portman explained:

"Previously I was figuring out my own sexual identity, likes and dislikes and all that stuff, and it's weird to be doing stuff on film as you're figuring it out. Also, being a sexual object when you're a kid is really uncomfortable."

Whether this scene simply helps market the film or actually adds to it remains to be seen.

The first official trailer for the John Lennon film "Nowhere Boy" has been released. The movie is being released at Christmas time in the UK. Here in the United States, the film has not been given a release date by The Weinstein Company who is covering the business end of the production.

The movie itself is about the famed Beatles formative years. Imagine This: Growing Up With My Brother John Lennon by Lennon's half sister Julia Baird, It will show the Lennon's teenage years until the Beatlemania days. Here is the first official trailer:

The pale flesh of prodigious pop icon bearing boxed chin acicular nose whispy mane flowing over tinted-windshield eyes and pencil smile drawn lobe to lobe. Sportcoat grey and blue metallic sprawled over top crimson clustered button-down and vintage tommy-gun trousers. Spirit risen of Samhain lore, figure stares into blinding light like morning sunshine pouring over a mountainside; silhouette enveloped in white heat perspiration phlebotomize one last time. This, so they say, is It.

In the new film, Conflict: The Power of Propaganda; director Chris Atkins goes behind the headlines and past the media bias against Israel to present a fair and realistic picture of what is currently occuring in the Middle East. The fast-paced documentary exposes the rampant propaganda and challenges viewers to recognize the calculated deception and its ties to both extremism and terrorism on a global scale.

“As an outsider, as a non-Jew, it was important to me to make this film because someone had to give Israel a fair ‘voice' in the media,” says executive producer Joe Amaral. “Israel has always been on the defensive when it comes to the media—always having to apologize for protecting its citizens from terrorist attacks and enemy nations.”

Conflict: The Power of Propaganda presents an unbiased look at a variety of issues that affect the region, including proposed “land for peace” deals, what history has to say about Israel's borders, how the Six Day War was a miracle from start to finish and how the security fence is both the most humane and effective measure to prevent terrorism.

Located at West 65th and Detroit, the Capitol Theater re-opened on Thursday evening after a twenty-four year hiatus. After a $7.5 million renovation, the theater has the unique distinction of being Cleveland's oldest and newest movie theater. It opens to the public today.

Thursday's gala reopening included a keynote speech by Gov. Ted Strickland, a $250-per-person fundraising reception, and a screening of the LeBron James documentary, "More Than a Game."

The Capitol Theater first opened in 1921 in the Detroit Shoreway neighborhood as a vaudeville and silent movie house, and closed in 1985. It's last performance was a vaudeville show.

With the renovations, the Capitol now boasts all-digital equipment.The vaudeville stage as restored to recreate the atmosphere of the 1920's era movie palace, but with the amenities of the modern theater. Detailed wall murals and classically-inspired architecture have been restored as well.

Owned by Cleveland Cinemas, the three-screen theater will feature independent, foreign and documetary films. It also features an expanded lounge and concession area, which includes a selection of beer and wine alongside traditional movie fare. In other words, it is the Cedar-Lee Theater of the West Side.

Grab your Safari hat and come along with Barney, BJ and Baby Bop in their all new movie, "Barney: Jungle Friends." This DVD + Music CD set is a one of a kind musical movie filled with rainforest discoveries and fun animal adventures. Laugh, dance, and sing with Barney and his friends as they travel through an enchanted rainforest and learn about amazing plants, animals, and insects. In Stores September 15th only from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.

The Cleveland Leader is giving away 10 copies of this great Barney DVD. All you have to do is enter our drawing to be amongst one of the lucky winners by sending an email to contests@clevelandleader.com. Winners will be notified on October 5, entries are due by 11:59pm ET on October 4, 2009.

Miley Cyrus will be making a brief guest appearance in the upcoming "Sex and the City 2" movie, but you'll want to rethink bringing along your children. According to GossipCop.com, the Hannah Montana star will appear in the R-rated movie alongside Kim Cattrall.

In the scene, Samantha Jones wants to look "hot and young", and winds up on a red carpet with Cyrus wearing the exact same dress. Samantha's sidekick Anthony thus yells out "Mother of God. She is wearing the same dress as Hannah Montana." This is followed by embarassment and possible cat fights.

The leaked scene has not yet been shot, but MTV reports that it will be filmed on October 16th. However, fans will have to wait to see if it makes the cut when the film debuts in May 2010.

Francine Pascal's well-loved series of young adult novels - Sweet Valley High - will be made in a feature film. Diablo Cody, the Oscar winning screenwriter of "Juno" and "Jennifer's Body" has agreed to write and adapt the novels, which Pascal first began to write in 1983, for the big screen.

The Sweet Valley High book series follows the lives of the popular blond Wakefield twins - Elizabeth and Jessica - at Sweet Valley High School in the fictional town of Sweet Valley, California. The series eventually went on to produce over 150 books. The final book in the series, Sweet Valley University, was published in 2003. There were also several spin-off series, and the books were made into a TV show that ran from 1994 to 1997.

Universal is still in talks with the publisher, Random House, to acquire the rights to the series. Therefore, there are not yet any details on who may play the Wakefield twins.

The popular Bridget Jones film franchise will soon become a trilogy, as producers get ready to begin filming a third installment. Renee Zellweger, however, will be doing something a little differently this time around. Instead of actually eating to gain weight to play the role of the pleasantly plump Bridget Jones and then starving herself to get thin again when filming is finished, this time she will reportedly slip into a fat suit.

For the 2001 and 2004 films she indulged in a high-fat diet. But apparently the weight didn't come off quite as easily the last time, and being older one can't help but wonder how much more difficult it might be this time. In addition, Zellweger has also been warned of the negative health consequences of such yo-yo dieting.

A souce told the UK's "Reveal" magazine:

"Renee will be wearing a fat suit in the third film as it took her a while to lose the weight last time. She's also thinking about the effect quickly putting on and then losing 30 pounds has on her body."

Also returning to the film are Colin Firth and Hugh Grant. The premise of the movie is rumored to be Jones' quest to have a baby in her 40s.