The new TV spot for Paramount's Nebraska reminds old white people that it's ok to get old because look at these movie stars! They're old too. The trailer, directed to "the people who dare to dream," highlights the ages of the film's actors as well as their time spent working in the industry. It would be nice to applaud Paramount for working against the ageist norms set in Hollywood, but let's be real: it's more likely that the studio hopes Academy voters will see the spot and think, "Man, these are some hardworking old white people just like me."

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A trailer for Paramount Pictures upcoming film Noah, based on the biblical tale of the world's most famous boat, has leaked online this afternoon. Though it will likely be pulled down quickly by Paramount, who did not immediately respond to my request for a comment, you can catch the shaky version here.

Despite raking in over $200 million each for World War Z, Star Trek: Into The Darkness, and over $100 million for G.I. Joe: Retaliation, heads are rolling at Paramount. 110 employees were let go today to cut film and TV costs.