Reese Witherspoon and Sofia Vergara have shown off their lip-syncing skills on Instagram.
Perhaps inspired by the success of TV's Lip Sync Battle, which has recently been renewed for a second season, the actresses uploaded clips of themselves miming to Miley Cyrus's 'Party In The USA' and Taylor Swift's 'I Knew You Were Trouble' on their respective Instagram accounts over the weekend.
The actresses star together in upcoming comedy film Hot Pursuit, in Witherspoon plays an inept police officer tasked with protecting Vergara's widow of a drug dealer. The film, which also stars John Carroll Lynch and former EastEnders actor Robert Kazinsky, opens in US cinemas on May 6 before getting a UK release on July 31.
Check out Witherspoon and Vergara's version of 'Party In The USA' and 'I Knew You Were Trouble' below.
Party in the USA with @sofiavergara
Lunch brake
Last Monday (April 23) around a dozen Native American actors walked off the set of the film, Sandler's first in a four-picture deal with Netflix, after objecting to a script that one departing cast member called "totally disrespectful to elders and Native women". Two of the female Native American characters in the film are understood to be called 'Beaver's Breath' and 'No Bra'.
Ansari co-created the currently untitled series with Alan Yang, an executive producer on Parks And Recreation, which came to an end in February after a seven-season run on US network NBC. Ansari and Yang will serve as executive producers on the series alongside another Parks And Recreation alumnus, the show's co-creator Michael Schur.
The rapper-actor joins a stellar ensemble cast that includes Jared Leto as The Joker, Will Smith as Deadshot, Jai Courtney as Boomerang, Margot Robbie as Harley Quinn and Cara Delevingne as Enchantress. Joel Kinnaman bagged the role of Rick Flag after a scheduling clash forced Tom Hardy to pull out of the film. Director David Ayer (Fury) recently shared the first picture of the cast.
Lord and Miller have been hired to write and produce the animated Spider-Man movie, which Sony Pictures boss Tom Rothman announced at the Cinemacon event in Las Vegas yesterday (April 22). However, the duo are not currently signed up to direct the film as well. 
The BBC announced in March 2014 that it was planning to make BBC Three an online-only channel from autumn 2015. From this point, the service will be available solely on iPlayer. However, the move has now been delayed while the corporation waits for its governing body, the BBC Trust, to approve its proposals for the channel.
The time-spanning period drama The Age of Adaline (Summit/Lionsgate), starring Blake Lively as a woman who remains 29 years old for eight decades, has a similar WTF factor as romantic dramas like Richard Curtis’ About Time, The Time Traveler’s Wife and even The Curious Case of Benjamin Button. Directed by Lee Toland Krieger and co-starring Harrison Ford, there’s a chance that some older women into period dramas may check it out, but there’s nothing to date that shows Blake Lively to be an actor that can put people in seats and the late April release is a concern. With a crazy wide release (projected at 2,900 theaters) it could probably bring in some business, maybe between $6 and 8 million, but this doesn’t seem like anything people have been waiting impatiently to see.
The Cameron Diaz comedy The Other Woman (20th Century Fox), co-starring Leslie Mann and Kate Upton, topped the box office with $24.76 million as it brought in the oft-neglected female audience. Even though it would gross $83 million, the movie’s success still didn’t do much for Diaz’s summer comedy Sex Tape a few months later. The late Paul Walker’s action flick Brick Mansions (Relativity), a remake of the French film District B13, opened in 2,647 theaters to the tune of $9.5 million, enough for fifth place, while the horror movie The Quiet Ones (Lionsgate) tanked with just $3.9 million in 2,027 for seventh place. The Top 10 grossed $97 million and there’s no way this weekend’s offerings can come even close as Furious 7 and Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2 will remain atop the box office.
Dunham has a previously announced guest role on the animated sitcom's Season 27 premiere, set to air this autumn, and now Entertainment Weekly has learned that her co-stars Allison Williams (Marnie), Jemima Kirke (Jessa) and Zosia Mamet (Shoshanna) will also appear during the episode.
Ridley Scott will not direct the sequel to his 1982 sci-fi classic, but is on board as an executive producer. Denis Villeneuve (Prisoners, Incendies) is set to direct from a script written by Hampton Fancher, co-writer of the original, and Michael Green, who is also working on Scott's forthcoming Prometheus sequel.
The trailer is due to be out officially in IMAX theatres on Monday (April 20), however the full clip emerged online overnight. Warner Bros have rushed to remove the video, which was shot by a fan on a handheld device, though thousands of fans have now seen it. 
Pirated video files are currently available to download via various torrent websites which, as reported by Mashable, appear to have been taken from press DVDs with their digital watermarks blurred out.
Following a landmark deal made between Sony Pictures and Marvel in February, Spider-Man's next big screen appearance will be in an upcoming Marvel film. Which one has yet to be announced, but it is widely expected that the new Spider-Man will make his screen debut in May 2017's Captain America: Civil War. 
Released in 2004, The Incredibles was a computer-animated comedy about a family of superheroes posing as ordinary suburbanites. Bird's movie was a smash at the box office, grossing over $630 million (£410 million) worldwide, and went on to win the Best Animated Feature prize at the 2005 Oscars. 
It’s been a decade since Hayden Christensen last appeared as Anakin Skywalker, with only a handful of high-profile films (Jumper, Takers) in the intervening years, but that all looks to change as The Hollywood Reporter reveals the Star Wars star will headline Paramount’s new big screen take on Marco Polo.
Last October (2014) US cable network Showtime announced that it was bringing back Lynch's cult drama series for a nine-episode run in 2016. Lynch was set to direct from scripts he has co-written with his Twin Peaks co-creator Mark Frost. 
Jurassic World is set to open in cinemas on June 12, 2015, nearly 14 years after the last instalment in the series, 2001's Jurassic Park III. The first full-length trailer for the dinosaur sequel was released in November and a shorter trailer was shown during the Super Bowl in February.
