... brought to you by the poster for Lindsay Lohan's upcoming movie, Inferno. A movie that, is has to be pointed out, hasn't started production yet. But whatev. Details.
Gary Coleman in serious condition "Gary Coleman is facing his third medical emergency this year. The Diff'rent Strokes star, 42, is currently listed in critical condition in a Provo, Utah, hospital. "I can confirm Mr. Coleman is a patient here at Utah Valley Regional Medical Center," hospital spokeswoman Janet Frank tells People. "He's listed in critical condition. He was admitted Wednesday. We are not confirming what department he's in or any further details." Coleman's brother-in-law told TMZ.com that the actor suffered a head injury after a fall."
Spawn "Following much speculation, a rep for the Grammy winner confirms to UsMagazine.com that Keys, 29, and producer beau Swizz Beatz are expecting a baby and are engaged to be married later this year. A pal tells Us, "They are very happy." It's the first child for the singer; Beatz, 31, is father to sons Kaseem Jr. and Prince, both from prior relationships." That sounds like a keeper.
Maybe spawn "Mariah Carey abruptly pulled out of her role in Tyler Perry's new film this week, People has learned, sparking renewed speculation the singer/actress is pregnant. Carey, who won acclaim for her work in Precious, was set to appear in the adaptation of Ntozake Shange's 1975 play For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow Is Enuf. Filming was set to start next month. But on Tuesday Carey abruptly withdrew from the project. "I'm not at liberty to discuss her personal life at this time," Carey's spokeswoman Cindi Berger says, declining to give a reason for Carey's withdrawal."
Dates locked in for big Warner releases "Warner Bros. has scheduled "Sherlock Holmes 2" for a mid-December 2011 release and is getting close to giving the go-ahead for a movie about beloved DC Comics superhero "Flash." The Dec. 16 release date next year for the "Sherlock" sequel was shown on a slide during a presentation here Thursday by Warner chairman and CEO Barry Meyer. His appearance was part of TW's investor day. Meyer said the 2011 film slate will have roughly 25 movies. As other big releases already set, he mentioned: Red Riding Hood: April 22, 2011; The Hangover 2: May 26; Green Lantern (3D): June 17; Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part II (3D): July 15; Journey to the Center of the Earth 2 (3D): Sept. 23; Happy Feet 2 (3D): Nov. 18." THR.
Alias reboot? From Kristin at E!: "Is the TV world ready for another Sydney Bristow? Nothing is even close to being anything official yet, so don't go dying your hair bright red in celebration or anything, but: A reliable insider at ABC tells me that there is talk of the network doing a "reboot" of one of the greatest TV series of all time, J.J. Abrams' Alias. How? When? Where? Why? Again, it's only very initial talk at this point, but I'm told that the development folks over at the Alphabet network are considering doing a new version of Alias that would borrow some elements of the original series that starred Jennifer Garner (and Michael Vartan, Victor Garber and some guy named Bradley Cooper who must have slipped into oblivion since). But the series would most likely not include any sort of complex mythological throughline such as the Rambaldi prophecy (a storyline that lost some of the fans). According to this source, ABC is hoping to hold onto its lost Lost audience."
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