Read our exclusive interview with Titus Makin, Jr., who recently appeared as Mickey O’Malley in the second direct-to-video sequel in the ‘Cinderella Story’ series, ‘Once Upon a Song.’ The actor and musician also landed his first leading role, as Zach Taylor, in the latest NBC Walmart/P&G family film ‘Game of Your Life.’ Makin, Jr. is also playing the recurring part of David, a friend of Darren Criss’ character Blaine and a Warbler member of the Dalton Acad, on ‘Glee,’ for the second concurrent season. He discusses with us, among other things, what attracted him to the roles, and how working in films differs than working on television. ShockYa (SY): You…

‘True Blood’ actress Lindsay Pulsipher has replaced Hilary Duff in the role of Bonnie in the upcoming remake ‘The Story of Bonnie and Clyde,’ Coming Soon is reporting. Producer Tonya S. Holly of Cypress Moon Studios, the production company that’s releasing the film, has said “We’re trilled to welcome (Lindsay) Pulsipher as Bonnie Parker in ‘the Story of Bonnie and Clyde. (Lindsay) will undoubtedly bring many layers to this critical role.” Holly, who wrote the script and will also be directing ‘The Story of Bonnie and Clyde,’ will begin filming the movie later this year in Louisiana, Mississippi, Alabama and likely Missouri. Duff left the film after announcing her pregnancy…

You know what’s great about this week’s Movie News Cheat Sheet? Instead of using the information for office or school conversation-starters, you can take it to your Labor Day celebrations. Let’s just hope your holiday weekend is better than Apollo 18 and Shark Night 3D‘s. While The Help continues its box office domination, those two prove that the majority of moviegoers know the difference between campy horror fun and sheer garbage. In other troublesome news, both Napoleon Dynamite and The Hangover Part II are in the midst of courtroom battles, the Napoleon Dynamite production company duking it out with Fox Searchlight and Warner Bros. facing a lawsuit from an injured…

Hilary Duff was fired from the upcoming remake ‘The Story of Bonnie and Clyde’ soon after announcing her pregnancy last week, TMZ is reporting. The film’s director, Tonya Holly, said that because the former Disney star won’t be available to begin shooting until June 2012, she had to begin looking at other actresses to play bank robber Bonnie Parker. Holly added that while she’s happy for Duff’s pregnancy and the actress loves the script, production can’t wait. “Due to our obligations with investors and international buyers, it is imperative that we stick to our current schedule…Unfortunately this happens all the time in the world of filmmaking.” Duff’s departure was reportedly…

The Huffington Post is reporting that actress, singer and writer Hilary Duff is pregnant with her first child. The twenty-three year old Duff is said to have shared the news officially on her website, announcing that she and her husband, Pittsburgh Penguins hockey player Mike Comrie, “are extremely happy”.  “We also want to share the exciting news that… BABY MAKES THREE!!! We are extremely happy and ready to start this new chapter of our lives,” Duff shared.  The couple is actually celebrating their one year wedding anniversary today (Aug. 14th) after wedding in Santa Barbara last summer, but did divulge previously that they were too young to have children just…

Title: Bloodworth Director: Shane Dax Taylor Starring: Val Kilmer, Reece Thompson, Hilary Duff, Kris Kristofferson, Dwight Yoakam, W. Earl Brown, Frances Conroy, Hilarie Burton With its just-so production design, characterized chiefly by rust, and a gallery of weathered and otherwise stunted characters fumbling toward some vaguely defined senses of purpose or peace, “Bloodworth”, based on William Gay’s novel “Provinces of Night”, slots comfortably in the cinematic canon of Southern Gothic, wherein everything and everyone is dadgum country-fied, and, well, ain’t that interesting and grand? This isn’t to say that the film, a drama about the long shadows of alcoholism, familial neglect and demons unaddressed, is a terrible or hokey thing,…

Hilary Duff and Mike Comrie got married in Santa Barbara on August 14, PEOPLE is reporting. The guest list was small at the intimate ceremony, as the couple wanted a quiet wedding.  Duff, who is believed to have worn a Vera Wang dress, had her sister Haylie serve as her maid of honor. The 29-year-old Canadian hockey player proposed to the 22-year-old actress in February while they were vacationing in Hawaii with a $1 million engagement ring. Her rep said “After having been together for over two years, they are very excited to share this happy news. They are thankful for all of your warm wishes.” The two began dating…

Initiate Productions just released this new movie poster for the upcoming comedy “Stay Cool” by director Michael Polish (The Astronaut Farmer, Northfork) and starring Chevy Chase (Hot Tub Time Machine), Mark Polish, Winona Ryder (Star Trek, Black Swan), Hilary Duff (Lizzie McGuire), Sean Astin (Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Squeakquel) and Josh Holloway. Synopsis: The film centers on a successful author who is forced to confront an unrequited high school crush when he returns home to deliver a commencement address to graduating seniors. Shasta O’Neil, a sexy high school senior flirts with the visiting author and invites him to the prom. The film is described as a “knowing-your-age comedy” Stay…

Variety reports that actors Hilary Duff and Kevin Zegers have signed on as the lead actors in Tonya S. Holly’s indie feature, The Story of Bonnie and Clyde. However, it is also reported that the new film will not be a remake, but an entirely separate film. Holly will direct the film from her own script, which was inspired from reading old newspaper articles about the gangster pair in an abandoned house on her family’s property. The original Oscar-winning 1967 film starred Faye Dunaway and Warren Beatty as the famous duo. Holly’s film will follow the original film, plus “times in their lives that have never before been seen on…

Los Angeles, CA) – First Look Studios proudly announces the DVD release of WAR, INC., a raw look at the truth behind the corporatizing of war. In the midst of the political sparring surrounding the 2008 presidential election and the sea of disinformation created by the campaigns, WAR, INC. provides a fresh perspective of recent current events. Co-written by John Cusack, Jeremy Pikser and Mark Leyner, and directed by Joshua Seftel, WAR, INC. is a satire inspired by the influence of multinational corporations over the United States’ international affairs. Written and produced to take a poignant political stance, the film has enlisted the support of highly respected politicians, entertainers and…