Even More Posters From "The Dark Knight"

The latest crop of posters for "The Dark Knight" have been released by Warner Bros.
"The Dark Knight" opens on July 18.

New Sleestaks From "Land Of The Lost" Remake Are Revealed

Original Sleestaks

New Sleestaks
USA Today has unveiled the new Sleestaks from Will Ferrel's upcoming remake of the cult classic "Land Of The Lost". They look surprisingly faithful to the originals. "Land Of The Lost", produced by Sid and Marty Krofft, aired Saturday mornings on NBC during the 70's.

New "Speed Racer" Music Video

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Brand New Music Video For "Speed Racer"

New Poster For "The Dark Knight"

The latest viral campaign for "The Dark Knight", which many had hoped would reveal the latest trailer, has unleased a stunning new poster instead. "The Dark Knight" opens on July 18.

Wesley Snipes Sentenced To 36 Months In Prison

Wesley Snipes was sentenced to three years in prison on tax charges Thursday, a victory for prosecutors who sought to make an example of the action star by aggressively pursuing the maximum penalty.
Snipes' lawyers had spent much of the day in court offering dozens of letters from family members, friends — even fellow actors Woody Harrelson and Denzel Washington — attesting to the good character of the "Blade" star and asking for leniency. They argued he should get only probation because his three convictions were all misdemeanors and the actor had no previous criminal record.

But U.S. District Judge William Terrell Hodges said Snipes exhibited a "history of contempt over a period of time" for U.S. tax laws, and granted prosecutors the three year sentence they requested — one year for each of Snipes' convictions of willfully failing to file a tax return.

"In my mind these are serious crimes, albeit misdemeanors," Hodges said.

Snipes apologized while reading from a written statement for his "costly mistakes," but never mentioned the word taxes.

"I am an idealistic, naive, passionate, truth-seeking, spiritually motivated artist, unschooled in the science of law and finance," Snipes said.

Snipes said his wealth and celebrity attracted "wolves and jackals like flies are attracted to meat." He called himself "well-intentioned, but miseducated."

Snipes was the highest-profile criminal tax target in years, and prosecutors called for a heavy sentence to deter others from trying to obstruct the IRS. The government alleged Snipes made at least $13.8 million for the years in question and owed $2.7 million in back taxes.

Snipes was acquitted in February of five additional charges, including felony tax fraud and conspiracy. Snipes' co-defendants, Douglas P. Rosile and Eddie Ray Kahn, were convicted on both those counts. Kahn, who refused to defend himself in court, was sentenced to 10 years, while Rosile received 54 months. Both will serve three years of supervised release. Snipes will serve one year of supervised release.

Snipes and Rosile remain free and will be notified when they are to surrender to authorities.

Kahn was the founder of American Rights Litigators, and a successor group, Guiding Light of God Ministries, that purported to help members legally avoid paying taxes. Rosile, a former accountant who lost his licenses in Ohio and Florida, prepared Snipes' paperwork.

Title Announced For "The X-Files 2"

The official title for the upcoming "The X-Files" film has been released by series creator Chris Carter. "The X-Files : I Want To Believe" is the title Carter has settled on. Carter broke the news to the Associated Press in a brief interview yesterday where he said the title "suggests Mulder's struggle with his faith."

First Pic Of Scarlett From "GI Joe"

Rachel Nichols is the name and she is Scarlett in the upcoming "GI Joe"