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First look: Spider-Man is back!
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There's good news for fans of Spider-Man.
The first look of the new Spider-Man movie is out. The still of the untitled movie is of Andrew Garfield as Peter Parker/Spider-Man.
The film is directed by Marc Webb and also stars Emma Stone, Rhys Ifans and Irrfan Khan.
The film will release in July 2012 in 3D.
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Colin Firth gets a star
British actor Colin Firth has been presented with the 2,429th star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame and he dedicated it to his wife Livia Firth.
The Golden Globe nominated actor was said to be emotional during the ceremony dedicating the honor to his wife, reports the BBC.
'When I look down there at that star, it's her name I see,' said Firth speaking of his wife Livia.
Firth has been in the spotlight with his best actor Academy Awards nomination for A Single Man and now his movie The King's Speech is nominated for seven Golden Globes Awards.
'I want to thank everybody that has accompanied me on this extraordinary journey, he said after being presented the star. But probably more than anybody I could ever imagine Livia who has walked every step of this with me joyfully and truthfully,' he added.
Lindsay Lohan's new line of business
Lindsay Lohan has unveiled sketches for her new shoe line for her 6126 clothing brand: the name being derived from Marilyn Monroe's birthday.
According to news.com.au, Lohan has designed new assortment of wedges and boots, which will be priced between 100 dollars -- 450 dollars. She took inspiration from 'Old Hollywood glamour (with) a modern edge,' reports People magazine.
The new shoe collection is expected to hit stores in September -- assuming all goes well with the 24-year-old's legal woes.
Lohan was released from the Betty Ford Center on January 3, after spending three months in the treatment facility.
A court ordered her latest stay in October after she tested positive for cocaine while on probation for a previous offence.