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You may not know much about writer and soon-to-be-director Joe Cornish, but you might in the very near future.

Superbad Director Greg Mottola and company have set up a production blog for his forthcoming flick,Paul, so that fans can keep up-to-date on the filming, download shirtless pics of Seth Rogen and send ice cream cones for Simon Pegg to autograph and send back.

Best comedy cast of 2010? Let’s see… Bateman, Frost, Hader, Lynch, Pegg, Rogen, Wiig…and possibly you if you’re wandering around Comic-Con.

Pirate radio, Golden Era Rock ‘n’ Roll, and a cast of crazy DJ stowaways? Damn, this movie looks so incredibly good. And by “looks,” I mean that you can actually look at it in glorious trailer-vision!

Sometimes movie rumors are started in odd places. And as Russ over at CHUD points out, sometimes even a non-movie related interview can turn out some interesting news — such as the news that Bill Hader may have spilled on ESPN’s The B.S. Report with Bill Simmons.

Ain’t It Cool News has confirmed today the previously reported rumors that Simon Pegg and Nick Frost (Shaun of the Dead, Hot Fuzz) will be appearing as Thomson and Thompson in Steven Spielberg’s 3D opus Tintin.

The last time Richard Curtis was directing, he was delivering Love, Actually, one of my favorite films of the past 5 years. And now he’s back with a film that, quite simply, appears to rock.

Film School Rejects recently had time to sit down and catch up with international comedy star Simon Pegg in regards to his upcoming film How To Lose Friends and Alienate People.

With the following of films like Star Wars, we have seen some amazing art along the way. So why should it come as any surprise that a fantastic artist like Sam Gilbey would go all out and create an amazing piece of art celebrating a fantastic film like Hot Fuzz.

While doing his press rounds at Cannes this week, Simon Pegg let slip a little tidbit about an awesome upcoming project with longtime friend Nick Frost. Details inside.

Though British, Hot Fuzz is part cheeky send-up of and part loving homage to the American action film.