The world has a chance to see Paris Hilton act and sing in the new movie musical Repo! The Genetic Opera that’s to be released later this year. Paris Hilton stars as Amber Sweet, daughter of a multi-billion dollar biotech company GeneCo president, who’s trying to take the role as head of GeneCo as her father (Paul Sorvino), is dying.

The film is a rock opera about a huge epidemic of organ failures devastating the planet and the GeneCo Company providing organ transplantation for a profit. If there are those people who can’t keep up with their organ payments, there are “organ repo men,” skilled assassins contracted by GeneCo, ordered to recover GeneCo’s property by any means necessary.

So Paris Hilton acts and sings in this film, wearing a black wig and having full goth make-up and some sadomasochistic outfit on. So she’s looking not that sweetie-pretty as she usually does in real life. It’s good for a change.

Check the video with a scene from the film. I want to warn you the vid contains scenes with blood gushing cut flesh, so it’s pretty disgusting at certain moments. As for Paris’s performance, it’s much better than I initially expected.

Feels like Paris is slowly making her way to Broadway, don’t you think?

Diablo Cody and Jason Reitman will follow Juno by teaming once again. Cody’s script and Reitman’s producing will create horror-comedy called Jennifer’s Body, directed by Karyn Kusama.

Jennifer’s body will be presented by Megan Fox’s body. The actress of of Transformers and FHM’s sexiest woman of 2008.

A story is about a small-town Minnesotan cheerleader who succumbs to demonic possession and starts killing the local boys. Her best friend Amanda Seyfried of sizable runs on Big Love and Veronica Mars as well as the upcoming Mamma Mia!

And here’s déjà vu for your eyes!

HBO has set premiere dates for two new series this fall. The drama True Blood, a vampire show from Six Feet Under creator Alan Ball, is scheduled to premiere Sept. 7

True Blood, based on a series of novels by Charlene Harris, is set in a world where vampires have come out into the open, thanks to the development of synthetic blood that allows them to survive without feeding on humans. It stars Anna Paquin from X-Men as Sookie Stackhouse, a mind-reading waitress who’s drawn to a vampire (Stephen Moyer, The Starter Wife) who arrives in her small Louisiana town.

Whatever! I think both Jennifer’s Body and True Blood suck.

A recluse, two lazy middle-aged step-brothers, and a couple of special agents will be a great company for the July 25 Friday night. These are main heroes of Friday big movie premieres. Pick the one you like most and get ready for the show time!

The truth is still out there though it’s been 6 years since we saw Mulder and Scully last. The X-Files: I Want to Believe is the second full-length movie about FBI special agents fighting against the governmental conspiracy and the world of paranormal activity around.

Besides Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny, the sequel includes Amanda Peet, Billy Connolly, and rapper Xzibit as an FBI agent. The main plot secret is whether Mulder and Scully are finally together. There are mysteries that cannot be solved…

The rest of the flicks are not that spooky.

Henry Poole is Here is a comedic drama about a disillusioned man who goes hiding in placid suburbia only to discover he cannot escape the forces of hope.

Henry Poole (Luke Wilson) returns to the middleclass neighborhood where he grew up to live in indulgent isolation. But his neighbors don’t leave him along, and the whole thing gets even worse when his stucco wall is seen to have miraculous powers.

The flick looks into the unexpected wonders of the everyday: faithless man finds hope, a hopeless man finds love.

Step Brothers shows us equally lazy and spoiled, rich feuding middle-aged step-siblings (Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly) in this summer comedy about how these guys don’t get along after their parents tie the knot.

They’re forced to live under the same roof and share each other’s lives, and eventually they tear the family apart. Now it’s up to these immature, overgrown boys to bring their parents back together again.

Exceeding any possible expectations Batman: The Dark Knight went on to shatter records left and right this weekend.

The film is now the biggest debut ever in U.S. box office history.

Beating the reigning champ Spider-Man 3, The Dark Knight set box-office records this weekend, bringing in more than $155 million from the widest opening ever - 4,366 theaters through Friday to Sunday.

The film is great, Heath Ledger played his best role ever, but nonetheless the greatest success in the box office history must be for the sad fact that Heath Ledger died. Actor’s sorrowful death brought the film its legendary fame.

Now The Dark Knight is poised to take on all-time champs like Titanic, which earned more than $600 million.

Heath, you will always be in our hearts.

Watch Heath sing ‘I Love You, Baby’ in the 10 Things I Hate About You

Gwen Stefani, the singer, the former No Doubt front voice and a noted designer with her own fashion label L.A.M.B. is set to reinterpret Dorothy’s famous ruby slippers from The Wizard of Oz.

Warner Bros. chose Gwen and other 18 designers to work on the classics of Disney’s and all for the upcoming 70th anniversary of the legendary movie made in 1939 upon the book The Wonderful Wizard of Oz written by L. Frank Baum in 1900. The Wizard of Oz Ruby Slipper Collection will be unveiled to the world on the special event on September 4 next year and will take its place at New York’s famous department store Saks Fifth Avenue.

Remember Gwen Stefani’s music video ‘What You’re Waiting For?’ and the theme she chose for it? She was playing Alice In Wonderland. Singer and designer is now a mother of one son she’s expecting another baby this summer. Gwen will definitely create the most magical ruby shoes and there is no doubt why she was put first on the list.

The 19 pairs of magic shoes - designed by fashion icons including Alberta Ferretti, Christian Louboutin, Diane von Furstenberg, Jimmy Choo, Manolo Blahnik, Moschino and Oscar de la Renta - will then be displayed as part of New York Fashion Week, in the city’s Bryant Park.

Then, they will be taken around the US on a tour and then will be auctioned off. As you may have guessed, the proceeds will go to the Elizabeth Glaser Pediatric AIDS Foundation.

Britney Spears attended a fundraiser for Jenny McCarthy’s charity Generation Rescue in Los Angeles last night. Britney Spears took time out on Saturday night to do something for the kids, adding star wattage to comedy couple Jenny McCarthy and Jim Carrey’s fundraiser for Generation Rescue, an organization dedicated to researching autism.

Generation Rescue is an international movement of scientists, physicians and parents focused on research and treatment to recover children with autism and helpnig more than 20,000 children begin biomedical treatment. Jenny became an activist for this cause after her son Evan was diagnosed with autism. She is now a board member of this organization.

The video is a documentary on how pollution affects overvacsination, therefore causes autism, asthma, ADD and other ilnesses.

Autism is abnormal self-absorption, usually affecting children, characterized by lack of response to people and actions and limited ability to communicate.

Other celebrity guests included Charlie Sheen and his new wife Brooke Mueller.

It was Spears’ first public outing since reaching a custody agreement with ex-husband Kevin Federline last week. Now Federline gets sole custody, and Brit gets three visits a week from Sean Preston, 2, and Jayden James, 1, including two overnights.

Her attorney, Laura Wasser, has told the Associated Press the “difference” in Spears “from the beginning of this year to now is astonishing.”

Britney will reportedly pay her ex-husband K-Fed $20,000 a month to care for the sons - an increase from $15,000. Gosh! Bitter 18-month custody battle is finally over.

Kevin Federline’s lawyer, Mark Vincent Kaplan, received $250,000 for his work on the case.

Britney Spears is spending her summer recording a new album and making new appearances at the How I Met Your Mother TV series. So having her kids for roughly 40 percent of the time is more than she could handle even if she had full custody over them.

Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins teaser - trailer was unleashed to the Web sometime Wednesday afternoon, ahead of its bow on the big screen in front of The Dark Knight.

“This is not the future my mother warned me about,” says Christian Bale (American Psycho) as Connor, and we get a handful of apocalyptic shots of the Earth and a brief, PG-13-friendly explosion. McG (Charlie’s Angels) will direct the upcoming Terminator Salvation, which is set in postwar 2018 and follows Connor as he leads the human resistance against Skynet and its army of Terminators.

The trailer goes for a radio-static effect, and we get a human skull being smashed. But before you think you’ve seen that before, it’s a human foot that’s turning bone to dust this time around,” writes LA Times. Watch the hot trailer by clicking below.

Here are some quotes from Visual Effects Supervisor Charles Gibson on his role in the making of the film:

Prior to Terminator Salvation, I worked on all three Pirates movies. Those worlds and characters were from a different time and place and had to be completely fabricated. This film plays in an altered but plausible version of our world. We’re primarily concerned with bringing the Terminator elements home, to make you believe this reality could be just around the corner. It’s a very different sort of challenge.

McG’s take is to weave science fiction and horror elements into a state-of-the-art action film: The camera always moves, the imagery is raw and kinetic, the pace is insane. The creative challenge for me will be to bury the effects into the photography but to still protect our big visual moments.

Before Terminator 2: Judgment Day, visual effects films were frequently driven by technology — you worked with what you had. With The Abyss and especially with Terminator 2: Judgment Day, James Cameron showed us that concept rules: When the director has a compelling new vision, the technology will follow. Cameron opened that gate for other filmmakers who in turn have pushed the visual effects industry in new directions.

We’ve been waiting to see this world for years — it’s only been glimpsed and hinted at in the previous Terminator movies. We’re able to revisit the elements that have been established, but we’re going to be adding a whole lot more.”

Terminator Salvation: The Future Begins, starring Christian Bale, Sam Worthington, Anton Yelchin, Bryce Dallas Howard, Moon Bloodgood, Common, Jadagrace and Helena Bonham Carter, opens in theaters on May 22, 2009.

The Dark Knight is a long awaited and a pretty sad premier. The follow-up to 2005’s hit Batman Begins, The Dark Knight is said to prove to be one of 2008’s highest grossing summer blockbusters. The Dark Knight is on starting July 18.

Christian Bale returns to take on the Joker and Two-Face, two of the comic’s most brutal and unpredictable villains. The film is worth watching because of several reasons and one of them is that it’s the last film Heath Ledger (The Joker) starred in before he prematurely died in January this year.

Sadly, Heath is not with us any longer. But he will asways remain in our hearts.

Among other July 18th big movie premieres there are:

Mamma Mia! is a stage musical based comedy with a really all-star cast. Meryl Streep is the mama, and Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth or Stellan Skarsgard might be the daddies in this movie about a bride’s search for her real dad. The film is set to ABBA music. But that’s not the main reason I wanna see it. The real worthwhile reason is Maryl Streep’s acrobatic feats. She’s 59, I wish I’ll be able to do such things when I’m 59.

The film seems like fun. At least the play has always been a success.

Space Chimps is a talking-monkey comedy about Ham III who comes from a proud lineage of chimp astronauts, and who is the prime candidate for a special mission for an opportunity-seeking Senator. His mission involves taking down an evil overlord of a far-away planet.

The comedy features the voices of Patrick Warburton, Cheryl Hines, Stanley Tucci and Kristen Chenoweth.

Ready for some more cool summer flicks? Then don’t make any plans for Friday night because Friday is the day of big premieres. A sequel, a 3-D flick, and a funny comedy – that’s what is waiting for you tonight. So here’s the list you just can’t miss.

Hellboy II: The Golden Army is the sequel to Guillermo del Toro’s comic book adaptation of 2004, with Selma Blair, John Hurt and Thomas Kretschmann.

This time Hellboy and the BPRD must stop an uprising that threatens the border between our world and the invisible realm.

Classic never gets old. Brendan Fraser and Josh Hutcherson star in this updating of the Jules Verne classic tale Journey to the Center of the Earth. A scientist named Trevor (Brendan Fraser), his nephew Sean, and their mountain guide stumble upon a mysterious and wonderful lost world located at the center of the earth.

It must be fun – cause it’s 3-D! Don’t forget your glasses at home.

In Meet Dave Eddie Murphy plays an alien space ship that basically looks like a human being and walks the Earth. It’s commanded by a crew of miniature aliens. Their mission is to save their home planet, but the tiny aliens encounter a whole new world of problems, as Starship Dave falls in love with an Earth woman.

Scary picture, right?

As some reviews say, the Full Battle Rattle film, opening at New York film Forum tomorrow, is like a practice piece until you can handle the real documentary about the Iraq War. Full Battle Rattle is more like a simulation of a documentary about the Iraq War than an actual example. It’s all about simulation here, actually.

Full Battle Rattle is the story of a real war and a fake town. In California’s Mojave Desert the US army has built “a virtual Iraq”, a billion dollar urban warfare simulation (formerly known as the National Training Center at Fort Irwin), and populated it with hundreds of Iraqi role-players. Army units spend three weeks inside the simulation before deploying to Iraq. The film follows the army through the simulation.