General Zod is a heck of a lot scarier than Kryptonite.

The interstellar supervillain is front and center in a new trailer for "Man of Steel" that plays more like a spin-off of "Cloverfield" than it does a teaser for a man-in-tights flick.

As Zod takes control of the airwaves, a scroll announces, "You are not alone."

"I have journeyed across an ocean of stars to reach you," Zod intones, informing the people of earth that he seeks the man he knows as Kal-El.

"To those of you who know of his location, the fate of your planet rests in your hands," he adds.

To prove that he means business, the trailer for...

It was an adventure that somehow turned into a career.

When Sofia Vergara got a call to audition for a Barry Sonnenfeld movie called "Big Trouble" back in 2001, the 29-year-old Colombian wasn’t an aspiring actress. She was a TV hostess on the Spanish-language Univision network, a former dental student who’d fallen into modeling and then hosting for the Latin market.

She had dreams of fame and fortune, to be sure, but most of them didn’t focus on the United States, and they certainly didn’t include acting.

“I really had no interest in being an actress,” Vergara told...

Mission statement: “I am not a hothead! I am Colombian! We get excited! My country is covered in coffee!”

When her shirt bursts open: “Let’s go, because Victoria is about to spill all of her secrets!”

(See photo gallery: Why Sofia Vergara Has Got It All - in Her Own Words)

The savvy detective: “I’m Colombian. I know a fake crime scene when I see one.”

To her husband: “You look so strong and sexy. Like an Olympic wrestler but with money.”

And: “I am the second wife, Jay. Why do you treat me like I’m the first?”

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Warner Bros. has selected five start-up companies for its inaugural media camp, which will provide early-stage companies with seed money, training and entertainment expertise over a 12-week period. But the sprawling Hollywood studio may be the one with the most to gain.

Companies like Reelhouse, which helps filmmakers self-distribute their films, and Cinecore, which improves production workflow, will work with executives like Thomas Gewecke, Warner Bros.’ recently promoted chief digital officer, at the inaugural camp.

Warner Bros. will get a small stake in those companies, along with something far more valuable  – an unfettered look at how a new crop of companies are approaching entertainment.

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