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It May Be Time For Kevin Smith’s Jorts Intervention

Kevin Smith attended the premiere of Eclipse last night with his daughter, dressed like he usually is, but even more so. While we’re not style critics here at Movieline, and we just shrugged at Smith’s shirt (which was potentially stolen from a college freshman who is so psyched that he can now wear clothes with cuss words on them), we feel it is necessary to address the jorts, once and for all.

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It May Be Time For Kevin Smith’s Jorts Intervention

Buzz Break: It’s the Twilight Smile-Time Fun Hour

Craig Kilborn’s New Talk Show: A Movieline FAQ

Just last month Fox announced that Craig Kilborn would be returning to the airwaves for a syndicated half-hour talk show called The Kilborn File and — surprise! — it premieres on Monday. What kind of format will Fox use to showcase the former Late Late Show host’s sardonic sense of humor and — even more importantly — why should you care about Kilborn’s new joint? Continue to Movieline’s FAQ to find out!

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Craig Kilborn’s New Talk Show: A Movieline FAQ

Michael Musto’s The Hollywood Kid: Musto on the Street!

For this week’s installment of The Hollywood Kid, Michael Musto has become Movieline’s man on the street, grilling theatergoers on what they thought of the new Tom Cruise/Cameron Diaz flick, Knight and Day . The hardest part: finding people who were seeing it instead of Toy Story 3 (sorry, Cameron — your penis-loving travelogue was all for naught). Still, Musto persisted, and got an immortal crack about Legend out in the process. Enjoy!

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Michael Musto’s The Hollywood Kid: Musto on the Street!

How Miley Cyrus Forced Disney to Ban On-Set Tweeting

Miley Cyrus may have been one of the first stars to famously delete her Twitter — as she told Movieline , “It’s dangerous, it’s not fun, [and] it wastes your life” — but who knew that her habits could dampen other people’s online oversharing? According to her director pal Adam Shankman, he and Cyrus are responsible for a new no-tweeting stipulation that Disney has started to write into its cast and crew contracts. #howdidthishappen?

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How Miley Cyrus Forced Disney to Ban On-Set Tweeting

Ben Stiller Pulls a ‘Reverse Gifford’ For His Parents

Still upset about Cody Gifford enjoying nepotism-related rewards as the Today Show’s new film critic? How would you feel to find out that in between producing the Les Grossman film and auctioning off wine glasses that once touched Conan O’B rien’s lips , Ben Stiller is working on another unconventional project that could make his parents the next Jon Stewart and… Mrs. Jon Stewart?

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Ben Stiller Pulls a ‘Reverse Gifford’ For His Parents

On VOD: Winning the Other World Cup

On demand this week: just another full-frontal ground-division attack of international cinema, coming from all directions and in all degrees of pulpitude, just in case you’ve thought lately the southern and eastern hemispheres were made of nothing but bad news…

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On VOD: Winning the Other World Cup

What’s On: Even Real-er Housewives

Tonight, we revisit some of The Real Housewives of New York City ‘s lost footage. After a three-part reunion that reduced everyone to tears and turned all the housewives into each others’ therapists (including Andy Cohen’s), will this episode feel like overkill?

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What’s On: Even Real-er Housewives

‘Breaking Dawn’ Screenwriter Says Split Gives Films ‘Room To Breathe’

‘There’s a little more room to really expand and explore some of the mythology,’ Melissa Rosenberg says of final two ‘Twilight’ movies. By Jocelyn Vena, with reporting by Josh Horowitz Melissa Rosenberg Photo: MTV News While “Twilight” screenwriter Melissa Rosenberg is working on the “Breaking Dawn” scripts, she said the one hitch is trying to figure out where to break the book into two parts — but it’s a welcome challenge. “We’re still fudging around with that, not quite sure, but there’s a natural area in which to break it,” she told MTV News about her work on films, expected to start shooting later this year. “The first half is really about Bella as a human and a newlywed and then pregnant, and the second half is about her as a vampire and a parent, so somewhere in that transition is where the break is.” No matter what ends up happening in the films, Rosenberg is sure she will have plenty of room to do everything she and the fans want for the films. “What’s nice about having it be two films is that there’s room to breathe,” she said. “If it were to be one, it would so much condensing that I’d have to be leaving story lines by the roadside. “Here, there’s a little more room to really expand and explore some of the mythology,” she continued. “And we began that in ‘Eclipse,’ to be able to get into the invention of Riley’s backstory and the creation of Riley and some of the other characters. In ‘Breaking Dawn,’ there’s even more room to do that, and I’m having fun with that.” Rosenberg recently said she was unsure if she’d want to show Bella’s infamous birth scene onscreen in “Breaking Dawn,” explaining: “You know, you can do childbirth without seeing childbirth. … It doesn’t mean it’s any less evocative of an experience.” Where do you think Rosenberg should split “Breaking Dawn”? Tell us in the comments! We’ll be live at the L.A. premiere of “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” on Thursday, June 24. Tune in to MTV.com at 9:30 p.m. ET (8:30 Central) for our red-carpet webcast, and watch us chat with Robert, Kristen, Taylor and all your favorite stars. And don’t forget to submit your burning “Eclipse” questions ! Check out everything we’ve got on “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse.” For breaking news, celebrity columns, humor and more — updated around the clock — visit MTVMoviesBlog.com . Related Videos MTV Rough Cut: ‘Twilight Saga: Eclipse’ Director, Screenwriter

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REVIEW: Oliver Stone’s Suck-Up Safari Dooms South of the Border

An extended belly-bump of a documentary, South of the Border is Oliver Stone’s feel-good take on the new South American politics. A vanity project by proxy, Stone attempts to restore (in the case of Hugo Chávez) and establish the reputations of the new guard of South American leadership, a superfriends conglomerate that rejects the imperial interests of the United States. Though he lavishes praise on his subjects for being hyper-masculine and free-thinking, Stone is downright girlish in his devotion, scoffing at charges made against the leaders rather than examining them. The plethora of Fox News-based inanity makes such elisions pretty easy: Obviously the haters — notably a pair of anchors who can’t tell the difference between cocoa and coca — are nuts, right?

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REVIEW: Oliver Stone’s Suck-Up Safari Dooms South of the Border