Poguego.com (a self-labeled gay blog, or "glog") gives their pics of the gayest films ever.

Miramax will handle the domestic distribution of The Aviator, the Martin Scorcese-directed, Leonardo DiCaprio-starring Howard Hughes biopic. The movie's set to be released Dec. 17th.

Morgan Spurlock, director of Sundance documentary darling Super Size Me, in which he eats nothing but McDonald's for an entire month, enthusiastically blogs about his first press junket:

MTV has announced the nominees for its MTV Movie Awards (which exist somewhere on the kudos-time continuum between the Oscars and the Crest Whitestrips Style Awards). Pirates of the Carribbean led all movies with six nominations, while X2: X-Men United and 50 First Dates nabbed four apiece.

It's nearly time for the Cannes Film Festical, and as usual, the French have continued their annoying habit of insisting on having French movies in the competition. Though in a potentially good sign for Franco-Hollywood relations, they've reduced the number to three, down from the five of a year ago.

Like that extra, overlooked gift hidden under the Christmas tree, we discover this: "Sharon Stone Introduces the First-Annual Crest Whitestrips Style Awards", a press release for an awards show for behind-the-scenes stylists of many stripes and sponsored by Hollywood's favorite tooth-whitening solution.

Producer Neil Moritz (S.W.A.T., 2 Fast 2 Furious and its upcoming sequel—we can't resist, 3 Faster 3 Furiouser?) has signed on to bring the Johnny Depp TV vehicle 21 Jump Street to the big screen for Paramount.

Indiewire is launching its own "invitation-only" blogging community. In case you haven't heard of this whole "bloggy" thing, they offer a helpful FAQ, What Is a Blog?

Obscure kitsch aficionado Quentin Tarantino is guest-directing tonight's Jimmy Kimmel Live.

Writers Craig Moss and Steve Schoenburg have been hired to pen the remake of classic, risqu -for-its-time, adolescent sex romp Porky's, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Shock connoisseur Howard Stern is executive producing.

Blogger Jim Treacher reviews Kill Bill Vol. 2 in a one-stanza haiku:

Miramax head Harvey Weinstein was named a Commander of the Order of the British Empire in recognition of his contributions to the British Empire (CBE) by Queen Elizabeth II, an honor which will be bestowed in a ceremony later this month.

Wal-Mart and K-mart have announced plans to sell an RCA DVD player that can filter "objectionable" content. Turned off by Kill Bill, Vol. 1's blood geysers? The DVD player will skip past the violence and mute the f-bombs, leaving you with a chopsocky flick suitable for family viewing.

We'd already forgotten who Thomas Jane is. Sure, we could have IMDB'd him, but we saw something shiny and lost interest in his career. But then we came across this very helpful AP headline on Yahoo News: "Thomas Jane Plays 'The Punisher'"

Muscular Raw Deal star and, oh yeah, head of California's executive branch Arnold Schwarzenegger has pledged to return runaway entertainment productions to the state, tapping Danny DeVito and Clint Eastwood to help in the effort.

Fox taps L.A. tube topper (subscription req'd.)

Two L.A. men were caught trying to record first-run movies in local theaters. One was trying to bootleg The Passion of the Christ. It's understandable that someone's trying to get a piece of the Jesus juggernaut action.