Justin Timberlake is known for his stellar dance moves, but the singer is about to showcase something quite different in his role in Mike Myers' upcoming feature film, 'The Love Guru.' In the flick, JT sports an extremely tight Speedo along with a fabulously fake accent.

The film, which also stars Jessica Alba, focuses on an American residing in an Indian ashram (Myers) who is commissioned to help a hockey player rekindle his marriage. Be sure to check out JT's cute butt when 'The Love Guru' hits theaters in June. Watch the trailer here.

Miley Cyrus is not only presenting at this year's Oscars, but she will also appear on ABC's traditional Oscar edition of 'The Barbara Walters Special.' The 'Hannah Montana' star will talk about music, acting and working with her father.

"Life is a little different than the show because I don't have the alter ego that I can escape to anymore," she said. "I think the basis of the show is pretty much life. When I'm at home, it's my friends, it's my family."

Ellen Page, Harrison Ford and Vanessa Williams will also talk to the legendary broadcast journalist on her show. The special airs this Sunday, February 24 at 7pm EST.

Black Eyed Peas frontman Will.I.Am has been selected to star in the next cinematic installment of the 'X-Men' saga. The movie, titled 'X-Men Origins: Wolverine,' will be filmed in New Zealand, Australia and New Orleans under the direction of Gavin Hood.

The rapper will play Wraith, a teleporting mutant who is also a subject in the Weapon X program created by the lead character Wolverine (Hugh Jackman). Ryan Reynolds and 'Friday Night Lights' star Taylor Kitsch are also set to star as Deadpool and Gambit, respectively.

After roles in last year's dark comedy 'Black Snake Moan' and 2006's 'Alpha Dog,' not to mention lending his 'Sexy' voice to 'Shrek the Third,' Justin Timberlake is looking to expand his resume.

The 27-year-old pop sensation has signed on to Michael Meredith's new project, 'The Open Road,' alongside Jeff Bridges, which will begin production Louisiana later this month.

Timberlake is also set to star in the new Mike Meyers comedy 'The Love Guru,' alongside fellow pop star-turned-actor Jessica Simpson, which will hit screens this summer.

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Legendary documentary filmmaker Albert Maysles is working on a film about Fall Out Boy. Maysles' credits include the Rolling Stones' tour doc 'Gimme Shelter' and 'Grey Gardens.'

"Albert came along and was like, 'I'm really interested in doing something with your band,' and we did the thing like when you're in high school and the hot girl talks to you, and you sort of look behind you and go, 'Who, us?' " bassist Pete Wentz told MTV. "This guy could document pretty much anything, and he wanted to do something with us. That's what blew our minds more than anything."

Maysles filmed five dates of FOB's Young Wild Things tour and plans on documenting the next year of the band's career, including the recording process of their fourth full-length album. Wentz is unsure of the film's outcome, but is enthused about the process.

"I'm really excited about it, whatever happens, because I think most bands just film a bunch of crap for 'the official DVD,' and those are always kind of cheesy," Wentz laughed. "We'd like to have it submitted to some festivals, maybe release it as a proper, real DVD in the fall," he said. "All I know is, I can look forward to having Albert and his crew sleeping on my couch."

After a whirlwind of bad press, paltry record sales and public scrutiny of her single life, Jessica Simpson is re-focusing her efforts on her film career. Her plan of attack? Full-frontal nudity.

"Jessica is in the running for a role that, if she gets it, will put her right on the map in terms of acting," a source reveals on DListed. "The only hitch is that the script requires a number of quite graphic scenes including a full-frontal nude scene. Jessica is so desperate to land the role and get the industry's respect that she's ready to go against her better judgment, and her family, by agreeing to bare all."

However, Simpson's father-slash-manager claims that his daughter has turned down previous scripts that called for nudity. "The last script that came to us was for Jessica to be a porn star," he said. "We were promised we would win an Oscar with that. I told them, 'I think we'll just buy a statue of a little man and keep our clothes on.'"

Simpson has starred in several box office misses, including 'The Dukes of Hazzard,' 'Employee of the Month' and 'Blonde Ambition.' Her next film, 'Major Movie Star,' is in post-production and slated for a 2008 release.

Several of music's biggest names came together in L.A. this past weekend to celebrate their favorite musical moments in cinema. 'Movies Rock,' which was taped for broadcast to air on CBS Friday, December 7, kicked off with Beyonce earning a standing ovation for her rendition of 'Somewhere Over the Rainbow.'

Beyonce, along with Carrie Underwood, who performed the title song from 'The Sound of Music,' was one of the pre-show favorites. Nikki Sixx and Alicia Silverstone, who also tabbed Jennifer Hudson, pegged them as the two artists they were most excited to see.

The two-hour broadcast, which included presenters Harrison Ford, J.Lo, Kate Hudson, Danny DeVito and Quentin Tarantino, among others, offered plenty of highlights. Among them: Fergie rocking 'Live and Let Die' from the Bond film of the same name, Mary J. Blige and John Legend teaming up for the timeless 'As Time Goes By' from 'Casablanca,' Chris Brown paying homage to the King with 'Jailhouse Rock,' and will.i.am leading Busta Rhymes, L.L. Cool J and Eve in the 'Theme From Shaft.'

Artist: Shakira
Song: 'Despedida'
Why You Should Watch: Pulitzer Prize-winning author Gabriel Garcia Marquez's unforgettable novel 'Love in the Time of Cholera' gets a Hollywood makeover in theaters today, and a soundtrack featuring songs by Colombian diva Shakira. In this movie montage, we get a glimpse of the heartache set to the dramatic vocals of the heralded pop singer.

Alanis Morissette has signed on to act in the film adaptation of Philip K. Dick's 1976 novel, 'Radio Free Albemuth,' which started filming in L.A. earlier this month. In the movie, the singer-songwriter plays a secretary named Sylvia, who appears in a vision of a record executive (played by Jonathan Scarfe), as a successful and glamorous singer.

"I am a big fan of Philip K. Dick's poetic and expansively imaginative books," Morissette said. "I feel blessed to portray Sylvia, and to be part of this story being told in film."

The screen is nothing new to Morissette, who played God in the controversial 1999 movie, 'Dogma.' She's also made guest appearances on various television shows , including 'Nip Tuck' and 'Sex In the City,' and lest we forget Morissette's start: the kids' television program, 'You Can't Do That on Television.'

Meanwhile, Morissette is currently hard at work on her new album, titled 'Flavors of Entanglement.' The follow-up to 2004's 'So-Called Chaos' is due for release next year.

Pop stars popping up in horror films is nothing new. You'll remember Paris Hilton's awesome death scene in 'House of Wax,' Busta Rhymes playing the good guy in 'Halloween: Resurrection' and who could forget Kelly Rowland dissing Freddy Krueger in 'Freddy vs. Jason?'

Let's not stop there: LL Cool J starred in 'Halloween H20,' Usher in 'The Faculty,' Bon Jovi in 'Vampires II,' and Ozzy Osbourne and Gene Simmons in 'Trick or Treat.'

To that end, Pink, who first hit the big screen with a tiny part in 'Charlie's Angels: Full Throttle,' will make her major film role debut in 'Catacombs,' which will be released, appropriately, on Halloween night. The singer plays a young woman visiting Paris who gets invited to an underground rave that quickly goes from 'Feel Good Time' to 'Trouble.' Producers of the film explain that the story "[deals] with universal fears: being trapped, being lost, claustrophobia, etc." Yikes.

You can watch the film starting tomorrow at FEARnet.com.

Disney representatives deny that the company fired Vanessa Hudgens from the third installment of the wildly successful 'High School Musical' series, despite earlier reports from OK! magazine, saying that the rumors are "totally untrue." Negotiations between Disney and the entire cast of 'High School Musical 3' are still underway.

The status of Hudgens' involvement in the project was questionable after nude photos of the young star surfaced on the Internet. Hudgens publicly apologized for the incident, explaining that the photo was taken privately.

It was also rumored that Adrienne Baillon of the 'Cheetah Girls' and Sabrina Bryan from 'Dancing with the Stars' were in the running to replace the 18-year old Hudgens.

Disney has decided to not ask Vanessa Hudgens to be in 'High School Musical 3.' The status of her involvement in the project was questionable after nude photos of the young star surfaced on the Internet. Hudgens publicly apologized for the incident, explaining that the photo was taken privately.

"They feel that as long as Zac Efron is in the movie, all will be fine," a Disney insider told OK! "He's the real star -- the household name -- and, most importantly, he comes without baggage."

The same source also revealed that Adrienne Baillon of the 'Cheetah Girls' and Sabrina Bryan from 'Dancing with the Stars' are both in the running to replace the 18-year old Hudgens. Meanwhile, Hudgens still has a pending offer to be the new face of Sketchers, replacing pop and reality TV star, Ashlee Simpson.

'High School Musical' fans, rejoice! The third installment of the Disney franchise is set to begin filming in January 2008. This time, the cast will perform their infectious pop songs and sporty dance moves in a full-length feature film.

Hot teen couple of the moment -- Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens -- have each been made offers to reprise their roles in the new film. According to Life and Style magazine, Efron, who plays Troy, was offered $3.25 million and Hudgens, who plays Gabriella, was only offered $1.3 million. Does the difference in pay scale have anything to do with Hudgens' recent nude photo scandal? Only Disney execs know for sure.

Ashanti will be kicking, well, you know, and taking names in the upcoming 'Resident Evil: Extinction,' another in the movie series based on the wildly popular video game, co-starring Milla Jovovich and Mike Epps. "I play Nurse Betty [and] I shoot a nine-millimeter gun," the R&B star tells PopEater. She'll return to Las Vegas for the film's premiere on September 20, before it hits theaters nationwide the next day.

The singer's newfound role as an action hero also had some influence in a more familiar arena: music. "All the parts that you hear me sceaming," Ashanti says of her forthcoming album, 'The Declaration,' which features collaborations with Pharrell, Robin Thicke, Brian Cox and Jermaine Dupri, "and I'm angry and I'm loud -- I'm visualizing the gun."

Watch an exclusive clip of Ashanti in 'Resident Evil: Extinction'

Since her Oscar-winning role in 2006's 'Dreamgirls,' Jennifer Hudson has shown no signs of letting up when it comes to her career. Having recently completed work on next year's drama 'Winged Creatures,' Variety reports that she's now in final negotiations to act in the highly-anticipated film version of the HBO hit series 'Sex and the City.'

Chicago native Hudson (or J-Hud, as we like to call her) will get a New York edge for the role. In the film, she will play the assistant to Sarah Jessica Parker's character, sex columnist and quintessential Manhattanite Carrie Bradshaw. All four original 'Sex' actresses have signed on to star in the film, which will begin shooting in New York on Sept. 19.