Ginnifer Goodwin (HBO's "Big Love") is in talks to star in Something Borrowed for Alcon Entertainment-based 2S Films, reports Variety .

With Universal Pictures' release of The Wolfman on February 12th, ShockTillYouDrop.com has compiled a timeline of significant werewolf moments or notable werewolves who have run amok on the big and small screen spanning from 1913 to 2010. In some entries, you'll find assorted links to clips featuring transformations, trailers and music videos.

It has now been seven weeks since James Cameron's Avatar began its unstoppable run of the box office, not allowing a single other movie to supplant its placement at the top of the heap. That continued unabated as the FX-heavy sci-fi fantasy epic added another estimated $30 million to its haul, down just 14% from last weekend. It has grossed $594.5 million domestically and $1.45 billion internationally for a worldwide total of $2,039,222,000. Having already taken the international gross crown away from Titanic last week, it's edging closer to the $600 million grossed by Cameron's previous movie, which has been resting atop the domestic gross record book unhindered for 12 years. Avatar should pass it on Monday or Tuesday and the question now is where will its final box office tally end up, being that it's likely to remain in IMAX and 3D theaters for at least another month?

Acclaimed film editor Karen Schmeer, who edited Errol Morris's Fog of War, has been struck and killed by a getaway car speeding from a New York City drugstore robbery.Her mother, Eleanor DuBois Schmeer, confirmed the film editor's death.Schmeer was the editor of Academy Award-winning filmmaker Errol Morris's documentaries, including 2003's The Fog of War — about former U.S. Defence Secretary Robert McNamara and his reflections on the Vietnam War — and Fast, Cheap and Out of Control.Morris wrote on his Twitter feed that Schmeer's death was a "senseless tragedy."Schmeer also edited the 2005 Sydney Pollack film, Sketches of Frank Gehry. She captured an editing award at the Sundance Film Festival in 2009 for the documentary Sergio — about Sergio De Mello, a highly-regarded U.N. negotiator who died in a 2003 terrorist attack in Iraq."In a business full of huge egos — and believe me, she’s worked with a few of them — she was completely modest and incredibly self-effacing about her immense talent,” Sergio director Greg Barker told The New York Times.The 39-year-old editor was crossing a street on the Upper West Side on Friday night when she was struck by a car fleeing a CVS drugstore where police say ...

Rip Torn, a character actor who starred in Men in Black andThe Insider films, has been charged with breaking into a Connecticut bank and carrying a loaded handgun while intoxicated.State police say the 78-year-old was arrested Friday night after police found him inside the Litchfield Bancorp in Salisbury, where he lives, with a loaded revolver.Torn was taken into custody and booked on charges including burglary and possession of firearm without a permit.He is being held on $100,000 bond and is scheduled for a Monday appearance in Bantam Superior Court.Last year, Torn was given probation in a Connecticut drunken driving case and granted permission to enter an alcohol education program. He also has two previous drunken driving arrests in New York.Torn, whose real name is Elmore Rual Torn, Jr., won an Emmy for The Larry Sanders Show as best supporting actor in a comedy series and has appeared in several episodes of 30 Rock as network head Don Geiss.He's a veteran Broadway actor and has had numerous supporting roles in television and movies including The Cincinnati Kid, Payday and 1983's Cross Creek, for which he garnered a supporting actor Oscar nomination.A spokesman for Torn did not immediately return phone calls Saturday.

Kathryn Bigelow has become the first woman to win the top honour at the 62nd annual Director's Guild of America awards, capturing the 2009 prize for The Hurt Locker, about a bomb disposal unit in Iraq.

The Ozark Mountains drama Winter's Bone and the war-on-terror documentary Restrepo won top honours Saturday among U.S. movies at the Sundance Film Festival in Park City, Utah.

As part of an interview with director Sylvain White and producer Joel Silver, the Los Angeles Times has published a new photo o The Losers which is a live-action reenactment of the graphic novel cover that was also the film's Comic-Con poster last year. You can find both below.

The official Facebook page for The Chronicles of Narnia: The Voyage of the Dawn Treader has been updated with the first Production Blog on the film, scheduled to hit theaters on December 10. Directed by Michael Apted, the third installment stars Georgie Henley, Skandar Keynes, Ben Barnes, Will Poulter, Gary Sweet, Bruce Spence, Arthur Angel, Shane Rangi and Liam Neeson.

ComingSoon.net has received a first look at Jesse Eisenberg and Justin Timberlake shooting David Fincher's Facebook movie The Social Network in Los Angeles.