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Shirley MacLaine Wishes She’d Killed Elisabeth Hasselbeck In A Past Life

8:00AM Seth | Today, friends, is one that brings us deep concern for the ladies of The View. First, we learned that outspoken pro-life activist Sherri Shepherd “had more abortions than I would like to count.” (How many, we wonder, would she have had no problem with counting?) Then came this uncomfortable exchange between veteran nutjob Shirley MacLaine—who, let’s face it, hasn’t been playing with a full Mah Jong set since somewhere around the Hoover administration—and Elisabeth Hasselbeck: More »

Trade Roundup: Compassionate Producers Invite Lindsay Lohan To Relapse On Their Movie Set

6:50AM Defamer US Edition | · Finally, some good news for Lindsay Lohan: After convincing Poor Things producers Shirley MacLaine and Rob Hickman that she’s confident she’ll be able to step right in and disrupt their production with blown call times and suspicious absences the moment she gets out of rehab, they’ve agreed to rearrange their shooting schedule to accommodate the troubled actress’s inconvenient trip to Promises. [Variety] · Proving once again that there is no comic book franchise Hollywood won’t take a crack at adapting, Warner Bros. is producing a live-action version of DC sidekick title (Robin! Kid Flash! Aqualad! The Bastard Son Who Keeps Tagging Along When Green Lantern Is Trying To Fight Sinestro!*) Teen Titans. [THR] · Little Miss Sunshine writer Michael Arndt, contracted to script a remake of the 1939 comedy Midnight for Universal, might need to get some better dreams: “Being given the chance to update the film with Reese [Witherspoon] in the lead is simply a dream come true.” [Variety] · Just throw a brick through your TV screen and buy a new one in the Fall: So You Think You Can Dance wins Wednesday night for Fox. [THR] · How hot is 1939 right now? Writer/director Diane English is going forward with a long-gestating remake of 1939′s The Women, assembling what she hopes is the ultimate chick flick cast, one that spans generations and levels of acting ability: Meg Ryan, Annette Bening, Eva Mendes, Jada Pinkett Smith, Debra Messing, and Candice Bergen. [Variety] [*Probably not a real character, so please, no e-mails.] More »