Actors Ben Affleck and Jennifer Garner celebrated their 9th wedding anniversary with a low-key dinner date in Detroit.
	The couple, who are parents to three children, looked relaxed during the dinner, reported Us magazine.
	"They were drinking red wine. They looked relaxed," a source said.
	"No one was really bothering them at all -- they were really normal, they fit in," the source added.
	Affleck is in the city to shoot 'Batman vs Superman: Dawn of Justice'.
	The pair tied the knot back in 2005 after falling in love on the set of Daredevil. Garner was previously married to her Alias costar Scott Foley while Affleck was previously engaged to Jennifer Lopez.

Affleck, Garner celebrate 9th wedding anniversary

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Johnny Depp's new untitled film, where he will play the role of a Boston gangster named Whitey Bulger, will release on September 18, next year.
	Scott Cooper is directing the crime drama for Warners Bros and Cross Creek. The film also stars Benedict Cumberbatch, Joel Edgerton, Kevin Bacon, Adam Scott, Dakota Johnson, Juno Temple and Jesse Plemons, said the Hollywood Reporter.
	The film's story is based on the book 'Black Mass: Whitey Bulger, the FBI and a Devil's Deal' by Dick Lehr and Gerard O'Neill.

Johnny Depp's 'Whitey Bulger' movie to release in 2015

Television channel Fox has reportedly axed one of its new television series, two months before it officially releases.
	The network has decided to pull the plug on 'Hieroglyph', its ambitious drama set in ancient Egypt that was set to debut at midseason, citing creative issues, reported E! Online.
	Created by Pacific Rim's Travis Beacham, starring Beauty and the Beast's Max Brown, John Rhys-Davies, Reece Ritchie and Condola Rashad, 'Hieroglyph' was ordered straight to series back in October.
	Representatives for Fox are yet to comment on the matter.

Fox cancels show before its release?

Maroon 5 frontman Adam Levine says he did not charge a single penny for his role in 'Begin Again'.
	The 35-year-old singer, who is starring opposite Keira Knightly in the film, said he was perfectly contended with the cash he has earned for 'The Voice' and his band's successful career.
	"I did this movie for no money. I'm very lucky that I'm in that position.
	"I want to have good experiences. I want to treat (acting) completely differently because I have the very fortunate luxury of not having to think of this in terms of money," he said.

I was paid mo money to star in 'Begin Again': Adam levine

Former 'Transformers' star Megan Fox, who has two kids with husband Brian Austin Green, has revealed she may quit acting because being away from her children is hard for her.
	Fox, 28, said she finds it tough to be a working mom, reported Contactmusic.
	"I've never been an extraordinarily ambitious girl but especially once I got pregnant, it's so hard to be a working mom especially when your heart is not in your work, when your heart is with your family," she said.
	Fox, however, is not leaving the film industry just yet and recently finished filming the 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles'.

I may quit acting: Megan Fox

'Harry Potter' star Helena Bonham Carter feels she is not doing parenting as well as she could.
	The 48-year-old 'Alice in Wonderland' star, who has two children with partner Tim Burton, said she finds it difficult juggling her career with taking care of her children, reported Contactmusic.
	"Juggling motherhood with acting is hard and I am always dropping balls all the time. You always feel you are doing everything badly," she said, adding Burton is a great father.
	Carter says she is in high position with her career, but busy schedules leave her exhausted.
	She said she had a perfect childhood and hopes to be as good a parent as her own.

Helena Bonham Carter finds parenthood tough

Director Bryan Singer has shared a snap shot of one of the pages from the script of 'X-Men: Apocalypse', the eighth installment of the superhero franchise.
	Singer, who has earlier directed four parts of the adventure series, made his debut on Instagram, posting the snippet, reported E! Online.
	 "@xmenmovies #xmen," Singer captioned the picture. The film, which already has a release date of May 27, 2016, is a sequel to 'X-Men: Days of Future Past'.
	Singer, Simon Kinberg ('Days of Future Past', 'X-Men: First Class'), Michael Dougherty ('X-Men 2')and Dan Harris ('X-Men 2') are credited as the writers on the picture that the director posted.
	The opening scene appears to be set in Egypt or one of the 10 other African countries the Nile runs through, as the film opens with the lines: 'the Nile is streaked...'.
	Singer did not take part in pre-release publicity of 'X-Men: Days of Future Past' recently due to a pending sex-abuse lawsuit against him, saying he didn't want to distract ...

Bryan Singer shares snippet of 'X-Men: Apocalypse' script

The first poster of Hrithik Roshan and Katrina Kaif starrer 'Bang Bang' is out.
	The film has been directed by Siddharth Anand and produced by Fox Star Studios.
	The poster shows Hrithik and Katrina holding each other while the actor has a gun in one of his hands.
	'Bang Bang' releases on October 2.

'Bang Bang' poster unveiled

Actor Ali Fazal says producers of his upcoming movie 'Bobby Jasoos' had to cajole him a lot to star in the film, which has actress Vidya Balan playing the protagonist.
	The 27-year-old actor was worried that he would turn out to be a mere face in the sleuth film and had to be convinced about the script by Dia Mirza and Sahil Sangha, who are producing the movie.
	"It took a lot of convincing from Dia and Sahil to get me on board this film. I had my own questions regarding the film, my role and where I would fit in a movie which has a female protagonist," Ali told PTI.
	"I am a little choosy about the films I do. So, I had to be exactly sure about my role in the film and had to be clear that I am more than just a face or a love interest and had something substantial to do in the movie," he said.
	The film, which will hit theatres this Friday, centres around Vidya's character Bobby, who wants to become the best detective in Hyderabad. Ali says although the film's title suggests that it ..

Needed a lot of persuading for 'Bobby Jasoos': Ali Fazal

Troubled actor Edward Furlong is single again after his divorce from actress Rachael Kneeland was finalised.
	The 36-year-old 'Terminator 2: Judgment Day' actor and his estranged wife, also known by her stage name of Rachael Bella, have spent years feuding over child support payments and various legal issues since she filed for divorce citing irreconcilable differences in 2009, reported TMZ online.
	They are now officially divorced after a court ruling last week officially dissolved the union, but they are still locked in a financial battle.
	The former couple is parents to a young son, Ethan.

Edward Furlong finally divorced

Actor Martin Freeman says 'Sherlock' could return for a Christmas special in 2015.
	The 42-year-old actor, who plays Doctor John Watson in the BBC detective series, will resume filming at some point next year, reported Telegraph online.
	"If that's going to be for a special - I'm speaking off-message here; if this was New Labour I'd get fired - I think that might be for next Christmas," he said.
	"A Christmas special - that's what I understand."
	Freeman also suggested that his off-screen partner Amanda Abbington will remain on the show as Watson's wife Mary "for the foreseeable future".
	"While we play fast and loose with the original stories, we generally follow the trajectory of what Conan Doyle did," he added.
	"So he gets married, and then Mary dies - so at some point presumably she'll die.

'Sherlock' could return for 2015 Christmas special

Beyonce and Jay Z angered Justin Bieber's loyal army of fans by using the singer's mugshot in the background visuals for their 'On the Run' tour.
	The singing duo has featured mugshots of celebrities as background visuals. The visuals include Tupac's, Diddy's, 50 Cent's, Robert Downey Jr's, Russell Brand's and Bieber's.
	The 20-year-old was arrested in Miami this past January for drag racing and driving under the influence, reported Us magazine.
	He has a grin on his face when the mugshot was taken.
	Beliebers, as Bieber's fans are known, took offense to the couple's decision but the singer does not seem offended by it.
	A fan tweeted a collage of the mugshots, writing, "Justin's mug shot makes an appearance at Beyonce & Jay Z's 'On the Run Tour.' Wonder if he's excited lol"
	Beyonce and Jay Z also featured their wedding video during the tour.

Beyonce, Jay Z use Bieber's mugshot in their tour footage

Actress Tilda Swinton has said that she hopes to return as the White Witch in the prequel to 'Chronicles of Narnia'.
	The 53-year-old actress wants to star in an adaptation of CS Lewis's 'The Magician's Nephew', reported Digital Spy.
	"I have always hoped that there would be the chance to make The Magician's Nephew, the prequel to The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe," she said.
	"Such a fantastic story - the creation of Narnia and the Witch driving a coach and four horses around Victorian London at breakneck speed. But no word as yet. Let's cross our fingers."
	The actress played Jadis, better known as the White Witch, in Andrew Adamson's 2005 film 'The Lion, The Witch and the Wardrobe' and the 2008 sequel 'Prince Caspian'.
	Swinton most recently starred with Tom Hiddleston in 'Only Lovers Left Alive', and will next be seen in 'Snowpiercer'.

Tilda Swinton wants to star in 'Narnia' prequel

Former 'Scandal' star Columbus Short is facing a lawsuit from the man who accused him of assault in March.
	The actor was charged with felony aggravated battery for his alleged involvement in a bar fight in Los Angeles after he was accused of punching a fellow patron in the face, reported TMZ online.
	Short, who quit the hit TV drama amid his legal woes, pleaded not guilty to the allegations in court in May and is currently free on bail.
	However, he is now being sued by the alleged victim, named as Felton Hyche III, who claims in the lawsuit that he was hospitalised and treated for a number of broken bones in his face.

Columbus Short sued by alleged assault victim

'Dawn of the Planet of the Apes' star Andy Serkis has landed a role in the upcoming 'Avengers: Age of Ultron'.
	Serkis already joined "Age of Ultron" as a consultant through his motion-capture company, The Imaginarium.
	Speaking of his involvement in the Marvel movie as well as in "Star Wars episode VII", the actor told Variety: "I'm playing a role (in both films). On 'The Avengers', I've been working closely with Mark Ruffalo."
	When asked whether or not his face would appear in the movie, Serkis said, "I'm not at liberty to mention. But it's all the same to me. I've never drawn a distinction when playing a role, whether it be live action or performance capture. Acting is acting. It's just basically what you wear to the set that's different.

Andy Serkis in 'Avengers: Age of Ultron'

Actress Sarah Chalke has joined the cast of Fox's upcoming series 'Backstrom'.
	The former 'Scrubs' star will play a major recurring role in the crime drama, opposite lead actor Rainn Wilson, reported Fox News.
	She will play Amy Gazanian, a journalist and Backstrom's (Wilson) ex-fiancee.
	"When we first began our search for this crucial character we all agreed that we needed someone like Sarah Chalke," executive producer Hart Hanson said.
	"Imagine our glee when we actually scored the person most like Sarah Chalke in the world - Sarah Chalke!"
	The series was picked up by Fox after originally being rejected by CBS.
	'Backstrom' follows Wilson as a self-destructive Portland detective who investigates serious crimes. The show is based on a Swedish book series by Leif GW Persson.

Sarah Chalke to be part of TV series 'Backstrom'

Actress Heather Lind is set to be part of supernatural TV series 'Sleepy Hollow'.
	The 31-year-old 'Boardwalk Empire' actress will play Mary Wells in the Fox drama's second season, reported Ace Showbiz.
	An old love interest of Tom Mison's Ichabod Crane, Mary seems sweet-natured but is hiding a dark side.
	Lind currently stars in spy drama 'Turn' - recently renewed for a second season by the cable network.
	'Sleepy Hollow's season two will span 18 episodes, following last year's 13-part run, with Lind making her first appearance in episode five.
	John Noble (Henry Parrish) and Lyndie Greenwood (Jenny Mills) have both been promoted to series regular status for the new season, which will premiere September 22.

Heather Lind joins cast of 'Sleepy Hollow'

'Guardians of the Galaxy' director James Gunn says he is "terrified" to release the Marvel movie.
	Gunn penned an open letter to his fans on Facebook to discuss his hesitations about the movie, reported Digital Spy.
	"This is essentially my last week of actually making 'Guardians of the Galaxy'. It's been two years straight and I'm starting to become terrified of actually having to stop," Gunn posted on Facebook.
	Gunn added that while he has been critical of directors who tinker excessively with their movies, he can now see himself falling into that category.
	"I swear, I've gotten angry with filmmakers like Ridley Scott and George Lucas who can't let go of their old films and want to keep going back and offering up different versions, but I can easily see myself doing that now," he said.
	"There isn't much left to do. I'm still playing with the sound mix and the 3D and the DI (digital intermediate - basically the colour-timing) - and there are some outstanding visual effects ...

Director terrified of 'Guardians of the Galaxy' release

'Wet Hot American Summer' co-writer Michael Showalter has confirmed that talks are underway to spin-off the movie into a series.
	Rumours that such plans were being made have been swirling for weeks, but Showalter and writer-director David Wain had previously declined to comment publicly.
	Showalter has now said that a Netflix series would take place entirely on "the first day of camp", with the all-star original cast returning, reported Huffington Post.
	"We wouldn't have wanted to do it if we couldn't get everybody. So we did our due diligence before the fact and everyone wants to do it," he said.
	The writer-actor added, "We're not going to try to make everything make sense within the film's context. There will be some of that, but we're not trying to do a really intricate story.
	"It's more just an opportunity to bring the cast back together and tell more stories about these camp kids."
	The 2001 cult classic starred Janeane Garofalo, Paul Rudd, Amy Poehler, Bradley Cooper, ...

'Wet Hot American Summer' prequel series in the making

A jury today found broadcaster and entertainer Rolf Harris guilty of 12 counts of indecent assault.
	The 84-year-old celebrity was convicted of indecent assault on four victims aged 19 or under between 1968 and 1986.
	Prosecutors said that for years he got away with brazen sexual assaults on young girls because his fame made him untouchable.
	The Australian-born Harris was a prominent British broadcaster for decades and once performed with the Beatles.
	Prosecutors described him as having a good and generous side offset by a dark side that allowed him to molest young girls knowing they could not object and would not be believed if they did.
	He had denied the charges and during the trial at Southwark Crown Court enjoyed the support of his wife and daughter, even though he was accused of repeatedly abusing one of his daughter's friends.
	Harris had told the police the relationship had been consensual, prosecutors said.
	Harris had hits with the novelty songs "Tie Me Kangaroo Down, ...

Entertainer Rolf Harris guilty of indecent assault

Rock legends Metallica have revealed that they won't be able to perform into their 70s like The Rolling Stones, due to the intensity of their live shows.
	The heavy metal icons said that their music is extremely physically taxing to perform, and thus they do not foresee staying together into their golden years, reported Digital Spy.
	"I saw the Stones last year in San Francisco and I thought they played great, and for a bunch of guys who are 70-plus, it was a pretty amazing feat," guitarist Kirk Hammett said.
	"I don't know if we can do what we can do when we're in our 70s, because playing one of our songs is equal to eight Stones songs in terms of physical energy and intensity. Maybe we'll work out a model that enables us to go for another 20 years, but I personally think we have another 10. Maybe that's one album, maybe that's two albums, I don't know," Hammett added.

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