ABC is apparently developing a television series to be based on the hit movie Mr. and Mrs. Smith.

The movie, starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, was based on the lives of two secret assassins married to each other unknowing of the other's career and made more than $186 million at the North American box office last summer.

ABC has ordered a pilot, which the film's director, Doug Liman, is expected to shoot, subject to availability. The pilot will be ready for midseason 2006-07 or fall 2007 consideration.

Source: Digital Spy

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Will Paris Hilton ever learn?

When the celebutard was questioned under oath in the $10 million slander suit brought against her by jewelry heiress Zeta Graff, Hilton said Graff was as old as her mother "and should stay at home with her child instead of being at nightclubs with young people. And just that . . . What else did I say? Just that she is not cute at all."

A pal of Graff says, "Kathy Hilton has now been subpoenaed to declare her real age in public, since Paris made false claims that Zeta was 'old' and her 'mother's age.' In fact, a source says that Kathy is 46 - Zeta is 37. And Kathy goes out all the time."

Source: New York Post

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You'd think being one of the most desirable women in showbiz would demand the gym workout. Not if your name is Sienna Miller.

The star told Heat: "I don't keep in shape. I'm really a lazy cow when it comes to exercizing."

And she was far too modest to comment on what she thought were her best bits, saying: "I don't consider things like that... People say I've got long eyelashes - that's about it. My stretch marks."

Source: Ananova

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Actor Samuel L. Jackson left his mark on Hollywood Boulevard on Monday, sinking his hands and feet into wet cement in front of Grauman's Chinese Theatre, where many other stars have been honored.

"It's an awesome sort of experience, the kind of thing you don't really think about as a young actor," Jackson said at the ceremony. "You sort of stop to pause and say to yourself, 'Wow, you're in a very elite club.'"

Jackson began his film career in 1972 with Together for Days, and has appeared in more than 100 movies, including Do the Right Thing, Jungle Fever and Pulp Fiction.

Source: USA Today

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