Sopranos creator David Chase will write, direct and produce his first feature film for Paramount.

Parker Posey and Johnny Knoxville will star in John Waters' Christmas movie Fruitcake, about a boy who runs away from home after he and his parents are arrested for shoplifting food over the holidays.

Joseph Gordon-Levitt and Zooey Deschanel will star in 500 Days of Summer, a comedy about a woman who doesn't believe in love and the man who loves her.

David Sutcliffe will return to Private Practice for 11 episodes next season, reprising his role as "Officer Kevin Nelson."

High School Musical: Get in the Picture, a Disney Channel reality series that will give one prize-winner the chance to appear in a music video in the end credits of High School Musical Three, which debuts on July 20th.

Dancing With the Stars' Derek Hough and Shannon Elizabeth are reportedly in line for their own reality series.

Kathy Hilton, Paris's mom, will guest star on Tuesday's episode of the venerable CBS soap opera The Young and the Restless.

Warner Brothers is shuttering its indie units Picturehouse and Warner Independent Pictures.

The Adventures of William Tell, an action flick about the Swiss marksman who shot an apple from his son's head, is in development.

Craig Ferguson is penning his memoirs for HarperCollins.

Heather Graham, Jennifer Coolidge, Matthew Settle and Amber Heard will star in Exterminators, a black comedy about three women who start a business together after meeting in an anger-management class.

Ruben Santiago-Hudson will join Nathan Fillion in the cast of the ABC drama pilot Castle, about a crime-solving mystery novelist.

Lee Thompson Young and Steve Howey have joined the ensemble cast of ABC's Five Year Plan, a comedy pilot about a group of aimless 20-somethings.

Scott Baio and Jason Hervey will executive produce a VH1 reality series in which eight male teen idols from yesteryear will shack up together.

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