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Best Coast’s ‘Our Deal’ Supervideo: Best Side Story

Drew Barrymore directs Tyler Posey, Chlo

Jayma Mays on the Joy of Smurfs and Future of Glee

Not counting her miniscule blond counterpart Smurfette, Jayma Mays is the female lead in what may yet turn out to be the past weekend’s number one film. And yet, as a phenomenon, the movie adaptation of The Smurfs pales in the long shadow of Mays’s other gig: As the germophobic guidance counselor Emma Pillsbury on the megahit series Glee . Talk about hitting a Daily Double.

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Jayma Mays on the Joy of Smurfs and Future of Glee

Subway Graffiti Artist Reveals True Meaning of the Marketing for The Change-Up

Leonardo DiCaprio Apparently Likes The Creed of Violence, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Also in this Monday edition of The Broadsheet: Only one Cameron Crowe film could get a sequel… Die Hard 5 is still happening and it might have a location… the “women can be funny!” debate hasn’t ended just yet… and more ahead.

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Leonardo DiCaprio Apparently Likes The Creed of Violence, and 5 Other Stories You’ll Be Talking About Today

Attack the Block’s John Boyega on Going ‘From Hoodie to Hero,’ and Taking Hollywood by Storm

Now that his feature film debut as a hoodlum-turned-savior in Attack the Block is finally hitting theaters stateside, 19-year-old John Boyega is savoring his big moment. As Moses, the hardened teen anti-hero of Joe Cornish ‘s British alien invasion romp, Boyega leads a gang of misfit delinquents into battle against a horde of vicious E.T. s to defend a South London council block. Off-screen, the charismatic up-and-comer has a new territory in his sights: Hollywood.

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Attack the Block’s John Boyega on Going ‘From Hoodie to Hero,’ and Taking Hollywood by Storm

Wedding Breaks Out at Dark Knight Rises Fight Scene

When Christopher Nolan and Christian Bale met the press last week to preemptively thank Pittsburgh for letting The Dark Knight Rises have its run of the Steel City, they could really only anticipate the standard logistical headaches that accompany location filmmaking. You know: Traffic jams, parking shortages, detours, new brides wanting to check out the Batmobile… The usual.

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Wedding Breaks Out at Dark Knight Rises Fight Scene

It’s Only Monday, But the Trailer for Arena May Be The Best Worst Thing You Watch All Week

Back in April of 2010 — the same day Paramount started looking for a writer to reboot Mighty Mouse (true) — it was announced that Samuel L. Jackson and Kellan Lutz would co-star in Deathgames , about a “young man (Lutz) who is kidnapped and forced into the savage world of a modern gladiator arena, where men fight to the death for entertainment of the online masses. Jackson orchestrates the games, overseeing them from his computer lair with the help of twin ladies who see to his every desire.” Sounds like Gamer . How did it turn out?

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It’s Only Monday, But the Trailer for Arena May Be The Best Worst Thing You Watch All Week

Scott Speedman on Good Neighbors, Hollywood’s Unfortunate Vampire Trend, and Fake Tanning

Of all the characters who share the same Montreal apartment building in Jacob Tierney’s dark crime comedy Good Neighbors , Scott Speedman plays the absolute worst. His Spencer is an acrimonious widower/invalid who toys with his neighbors (played by Emily Hampshire and Jay Baruchel) for sport while hiding a twisted nocturnal alter ego as a serial killer terrorizes the nearby area. If you need evidence that Speedman — still best known for his work on Felicity and the Underworld series — has graduated from playing the sensitive, brooding, NYU student type, you’ll certainly find it here.

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Scott Speedman on Good Neighbors, Hollywood’s Unfortunate Vampire Trend, and Fake Tanning

That’s When Clarissa Explains It All Predicted Cowboys & Aliens

TeenNICK — the network that scored a major coup this week with its new block of retro Nickelodeon programming called “The ’90s are All That” — just reacquainted us with the glory that was Clarissa Explains It All . Remember Clarissa’s sweet hubcap collection? Or her pet caiman Elvis? Or her superhuman computer/DOS prowess? Well, here’s one perk of Clarissa you probably don’t remember: Her family predicted Cowboys & Aliens .

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Roman Polanski’s Carnage Set to Open 49th New York Film Festival

Word just over the Movieline transom reports that the 49th New York Film Festival will open Sept. 30 with Carnage , Roman Polanski’s screen adaptation of Yasmina Reza’s Tony Award-winning play God of Carnage .

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Roman Polanski’s Carnage Set to Open 49th New York Film Festival