Reuters - There's likely to be a bit of mayhem both on movie screens and in the box-office rankings this weekend.

Reuters - The pieces are starting to fall into place for a feature version of "Kick-Ass," a comic by Mark Millar that Hollywood studios have chosen not to adapt because of its violent nature.

Reuters - Intel Corp. is combining computer animation and social networking to produce an original animated short film.

Reuters - Claire Danes is in negotiations to star in HBO's long-gestating biopic of Temple Grandin, a leading speaker on autism, animal expert and author.

E! Online - It looks like car-crash victim Shia LaBeouf will be transforming back to an actor today.

E! Online - Tom Cruise's front is no longer united.

E! Online - Tom Cruise's mission to get Valkyrie on the big screen was beginning to seem impossible. Here's hoping the third time's the charm.

AP - Tom Cruise's producing partner Paula Wagner said Wednesday she will leave her job as chief executive of United Artists to produce projects independently.

AP - "I may not be able to do the 40th. Thirty years is pretty good, and the show is still very popular." — Larry Hagman, on his plans to attend a "Dallas" reunion party, in an interview with The Dallas Morning News. The popular prime-time soap opera ran from 1978 to 1991.