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Emmanuelle Chriqui and the cast of 'Entourage' (Photo: HBO/Everett Collection)

Last month, series creator Doug Ellin finally confirmed that there would be an “Entourage” movie … and now, “omg! Insider”'s Mary Kitchen has some details from one of its stars.

Emmanuelle Chriqui, who played Sloan over seven of the show’s eight seasons on the HBO show, reveals that although she has not yet received the script, she’s definitely in the film. While she may not be certain of the exact plot points, “this is what I think I know: I will be pregnant in the movie,” she hints. “Like, I won’t have had the child.”

Photo: DisneyIt looks like Chris Pratt is trading "Parks and Recreation" for outer space and superheroics.

After an extensive search by Marvel Studios and director James Gunn, Pratt is nearly confirmed to be playing the human (-ish) lead role in "Guardians of the Galaxy," easily the strangest offering of Marvel's Phase Two, their post-"Avengers" series of films.

Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol (Photo: Paramount Pitures)

Actually, he's "deciding to accept" the position, according to his recent tweet. Close enough, Chris.

Even though that tweet didn't self-destruct five seconds after it was posted, it looks like director Christopher McQuarrie and star Tom Cruise are more or less officially set to reunite for the fifth "Mission: Impossible" film, following their recent collaboration on this past holiday season's most underappreciated offering, "Jack Reacher."

Beasts of the Southern Wild (Photo: Fox Searchlight)

"Beasts of the Southern Wild" screenwriter Lucy Alibar, for her new project, is partnering with a producer who knows a thing or two about fantasy himself: Guillermo del Toro. Del Toro is set to produce Alibar's adaptation of Francis Hodgson Burnett's classic novel "The Secret Garden" for Universal.

Photo: Universal Pictures

"They got a tank!" exclaims Tej Parker (Ludacris) in the new extended trailer for "Fast & Furious 6." You think that might be a direct quote from one of the production's late-night story development meetings?

Hot on the heels of Sunday's Super Bowl spot and burning rubber like no other comes an almost three-and-a-half-minute collage of the kind of sound and fury that only the "Fast and the Furious" franchise can muster. Not surprisingly, "Fast & Furious 6" (which, somewhat disappointingly, isn't simply titled "Fast Six") looks to be the biggest, loudest and ... well, fastest and furious-est installment in the series yet.

Photo: 20th Century FoxSteven Bach summed up one of the unwritten but enduring laws of the movie business in his book “Final Cut” with four words: “People only sue hits.” Following that bit of wisdom, it’s not surprising that a few people have gone to court claiming they played an unacknowledged role in the making of James Cameron’s mega-blockbuster “Avatar,” but a federal judge has ruled in favor of writer and director Cameron over Gerald Morawski, an artist and screenwriter who claims to have pitched an idea very similar to “Avatar” to Cameron in 1991.