In 2014, the world's greatest heroes will join forces for the biggest movie ever…assembled. No, no, not that one. We're talking about "The Lego Movie."

Warner Bros. Pictures released the trailer for the building blocks flick on Tuesday. And if you were disappointed by the lack of super heroes, Superman, Batman and Wonder Woman will make a cameo.

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The evil Lord Business plans to end the world as the Legos know it -- with glue, of course. Fortunately, Emmet (Chris Pratt), "the special one" has arrived. Unfortunately, Emmet has no idea what he is doing here, nor is he the MasterBuilder...

Selma Blair won't be returning to Charlie Sheen's FX comedy "Anger Management," following reports that she had crossed Sheen, Lionsgate said Tuesday.

In a statement, Lionsgate, which produces "Anger Management," said that it wishes Blair "the very best."

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“We are confirming that Selma Blair will not be returning to 'Anger Management' and we wish her the very best.”   

Though Lionsgate didn't elaborate on Blair's departure, the announcement comes following reports that Sheen had demanded that Blair be fired, after she found herself on...

In a counterclaim filed on Tuesday, former Variety owner Reed Elsevier accused Jay Penske, the trade paper's new owner, of defaulting on $1.3 million of the trade's purchase price. 

"Using this suit as an apparent pretense, Variety Media defaulted on its obligation to pay $1,300,000, plus interest, of the purchase price for Variety that it owes to Reed under the APA" (asset purchase agreement), the counterclaim filed in New York State Supreme Court reads. "Variety Media agreed to pay this sum as recently as March 15, 2013, long after its disputes with BHMG and California...

"Arthur Newman" made headlines when it debuted last spring, but it wasn't for the film's onscreen coupling of Oscar-winner Colin Firth and rising star Emily Blunt. The media attention instead centered on an innovative marketing campaign driven by an odd couple pairing of a Hollywood studio and BitTorrent.

The film flopped, racking up roughly $200,000 in limited box-office release, but BitTorrent is claiming that its efforts in raising awareness of "Arthur Newman" were a rousing success.

Cinedigm, the indie studio behind the film partnered with the open-source technology maker to offer up the first seven minutes of the film exclusively to BitTorrent users, and BitTorrent reports that they downloaded the content 2.7 million times between April 22, 2013 when the content went live and May 7, 2013.

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