Exclusive Video: Neil Patrick Harris Guest Stars on Cartoon Network's Adventure Time

Adventure Time Neil Patrick Harris is fast becoming the busiest man in show business, so it's fitting that he'd be working on Labor Day. The How I Met Your Mother star - whose summer activities included hosting the Tony Awards, starring in the box office hit The Smurfs, and a guest-judging stint on So You Think You Can Dance - guest stars on next Monday's episode of the Cartoon Network whimsical series Adventure Time (Sept. 5 at 8/7c). The gig came about when show creator Pendleton Ward approached Harris via Twitter last December. Titled "Adventure Time with Fionna and Cake," the episode is, according to the network, set in "a gender-bending, parallel universe." Fionna and her cat Cake are the female versions of the show's main characters, the fearless boy Finn and his magical dog Jake. Harris plays Prince Gumball, the object of Fionna's affection. In this exclusive clip, the prince serenades his lovestruck companion. Subscribe to TV Guide Magazine now!

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Scribe Maria Maggenti To Reboot Dirty Dancing

EXCLUSIVE: Lionsgate has set Maria Maggenti to script the Dirty Dancing remake thathas Kenny Ortega attached to direct. Ortega was the choreographer of the 1987 Emile Ardolino-helmed film about a pampered young girl who summers with her upscale family at an establishment in the Catskills and falls in love with the resident dance instructor. Because Lionsgate has fast-tracked the film and set a director, this was a job a lot of writers wanted. Maggenti got it after scripting Monte Carlo for Fox and New Regency. Since then, she scripted an adaptation of Before I Fall and is finishing up My Name Is Memory, also for Fox 2000 and New Regency. The writer’s repped by APA and Madhouse Entertainment. Lionsgate is hoping to recapture some of the financial magic of the original, a sleeper hit that for its time was one of the most profitable independent films ever seen, costing $6 million and grossing $213.95 million worldwide. It was made by Vestron, which could not get its act together and mobilize a sequel before crapping out. Lionsgate released Artisans 2004 sequel,Dirty Dancing: Havana Nights, but didn’t make that film and has started from scratch and gone back to the original.

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Zoe Saldana to create and star in supernatural thriller Dominion

Zoe Saldana is presently trying to blow a significant hole in america box office with actioner Colombiana, but she's already arranging another project.She'll produce and star in Dominion, a mysterious supernatural thriller that's being setup at Vital. Little is famous concerning the movie, aside from the truth that Saldana will have a lady who's half-angel, half-human.Most probably it will be another kick-ass heroine to increase her impressive roster, though she seems to become taking things a bit more lightly together with her next handful of roles.First of all, she's got lately-wrapped thriller What with Bradley Cooper, by which he plays a writer who nicks another person's work. Next, she'll shoot Qq Abrams-created indie drama Infinitely Polar Bear with Mark Ruffalo.A minimum of she's keeping busy while her company directors drag their particular heels about the Avatar and Star Trek sequels.Colombiana opens within the United kingdom on 9 September 2011.

How a 'Real Housewives' Suicide Sheds Light on Exploitation in Reality TV

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Jessica Alba's Baby (And It Is Overflowing Diaper) Inspired 'Spy Kids: Constantly within the World' (VIDEO)

Who understood that Robert Rodriguez's bloodstream-drenched knife-fest 'Machete' will be the inspiration for that 4th 'Spy Kids' movie? The director told Moviefone that seeing Jessica Alba's attempts at handling her baby's "overflowing diaper" while filming the cult hit sparked the concept for any spy mother by having an infant with you. Alba herself, who had her second baby days following this interview, agreed it's difficult juggling movies and mommyhood simultaneously. We also sitting lower with 'Spy Kids 4' stars Jeremy Piven, who were built with a blast playing multiple figures new kids Rowan Blanchard and Mason Prepare and 'Spy Kids' veteran Alexa Vega, who told us coming back towards the franchise was "surreal" which, yes, she still will get acknowledged as Carmen Cortez. Joel McHale also shared an Aroma-Scope (the scratch-and-sniff card being provided throughout all tests) secret around: "My character has the aroma of lavender." Okay, that isn't among the smells on the Aroma-Scope card, but nice try, funny guy.

Bruce Willis looking for G.I. Joe 2

Action Follow up G.I. Joe 2: Retaliation is apparently about the edge of adding a heavyweight title to its cast as Bruce Willis.Based on the Warmth Vision blog, Vital are presently located in discussions using the Die Hard star, getting apparently reserved him for that role of General Joe Colton.As observed in the 1980s comic-book series, Colton was accountable for founding the G.I. Joe strike team (possibly better referred to as Ultimate Freedom Fighting Pressure) and also the first guy to become granted the moniker G.I. Joe.Director John M. Chu has put together a largely new cast with this second crack in the G.I. Joe franchise. Channing Tatum will go back to reprise his role as Duke, with Ray Park (Lizard Eyes), Byung-hun Lee (Storm Shadow) andArnold Vosloo (Zartan) ready to recreate their original figures.However, they will be became a member of with a glut of recent recruits including Dwayne Manley, Adrianne Palicki and RZA. Ray Stevenson is yet another new addition, using the Thor star set to experience franchise villain Firefly.It may sound just like a good fit for Willis's grizzled action chops and the addition would hopefully bring some welcome humour to proceedings.Shooting starts in New Orleans in the finish from the month, using the film is pencilled set for a Stateside discharge of 29 June 2012.Source: Warmth VisionG.I. go, or G.I. no? Inform us your ideas.