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Jun 14th 2013, 21:30

A new trailer for the trippy, quiet Ryan Gosling crime drama "Only God Forgives" just premiered online. In it, you'll be able to hear almost all of Gosling's lines from the movie.

Also, get your first look at the new HBO series starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson in today's Dailies!

» A new theatrical trailer for "Only God Forgives" [Yahoo! Movies]

» New "Hobbit" featurette takes a look at New Zealand [YouTube]

» McConaughey. Harrelson. Fukunaga. HBO. "True Detectives" teaser. [HBO]

» I don't know what's going on in this trailer for "Space Pirate Captain Harlock" trailer, but I like it a lot. [Twitch]

Welcome to the Dailies, where the MTV Movies team runs down all the film and television news, odds and ends that are fit to print! From awesome fan art to obscure casting news, this is your place to feast on all the movie leftovers you didn't know you were hungry for.

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Jun 14th 2013, 20:20

The boys of Nickelodeon's "Big Time Rush" have been working together for four seasons now, and -- like in any long-term relationship -- they've found a way to spice things up. We recently sat down with James, Kendall, Carlos, and Logan to discuss how they keep the bromance alive, and…uh…their new pet platypus.

+ Watch Big Time Rush on getting along.

Whether they're filming or performing, Big Time Rush are together 24/7 (which is coincidentally the name of their new album). Four guys on a cramped tour bus sounds like a recipe for disaster but the boys manage to make it work by loving each other like family. "We always bicker, but at the end of the day, we do get along pretty damn well," says James. "We operate like a family. We're like brothers at this point," adds Logan.

+ Watch Big Time Rush on puppies and platypuses.

What's a tour bus without a platypus?! Although I'm pretty sure the boys are joking about Logan's pet platypus, they are proud dog owners who sometimes bring their pups on the road. You unfortunately can't have a platypus of your own, but you can get the next best thing by adopting one through the World Wildlife Fund. Platypi are currently threatened by habitat loss and bycatch (accidental fishing), and the WWF needs our help protecting them and the countless other animal species in danger of going extinct. Follow the action links below to get involved!

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Jun 14th 2013, 19:13

The trailers for "This Is The End" don't really downplay the fact that a lot of celebrities show up on screen as skewed versions of themselves. But the trailers don't show you every celebrity that shows up to hang out with Seth, James, Jonah, Danny, and Jay.

Co-writer/co-diector Seth Rogen stopped by MTV News' Josh Horowitz's office to talk about one of the biggest surprises of his apocalypse comedy, "This Is The End."

You should know that the video discusses SPOILERS pretty much exclusively, so you should not watch the interview unless you've seen "This Is The End," which is something you should definitely do.

"This Is The End" is now in theaters.

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Jun 14th 2013, 19:36

Alex Sheen is all about keeping his promises. As the founder of because I said I would, it's the way he lives his life. When he first learned that three women were held captive and sexually abused for more than 10 years only miles from where he lived, he vowed to do something about it.

In honor of Amanda Berry, Gina DeJesus and Michelle Knight, Sheen promised to dedicate 10 days of his life to one major act of kindness. The 28-year-old is walking 240 miles across Ohio, with his journey ending at the house where they were imprisoned, to raise awareness about sexual violence. Along the way Sheen hopes to raise money for the Cleveland Courage Fund, which directly benefits Berry, DeJesus, and Knight, and RAINN (the Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network).

Check out Sheen's video to learn more about the walk:

+ Watch Alex talk about his cross-state walk.

We caught up with Alex before he started his walk to find out more about what inspired his journey:  

ACT: Can you tell us about how you came up with the idea for because I said I would? 

ALEX: My dad was always good with his promises. You know, he wasn't a perfect man by any stretch, but he kept his word. He said he was going to be there, he showed up. He was diagnosed with small cell lung cancer on June 4, 2011. On September 4, 2012, he died. I gave the eulogy, and when I was writing, I reflected on his life, and my dad's great character was the force of his promises, his commitment to me and my brother. So, in his eulogy, I talked about his words, and I introduced the concept of the promise card.

It's similar to a business card, completely blank on both sides except for the writing because I said I would in the corner. What you do is you just write a promise on the card, something that you've been putting off, or maybe a life goal that you have but everyday life has gotten in the way. Write that promise on the card then give it to someone. Tell them "I'm going to fulfill this promise, and when I do, I've earned this card back. This card belongs to me." When you fulfill your promise and get your card back, you keep it to remind you that you're a person of your word. So I started handing these cards out for the first time at the funeral, and then offered to send 10 of them free to anybody who requested them at becauseIsaidIwould.com.

ACT: Before the news broke about the three women in your area, did you know how prevalent sexual violence was in the US? Why did you decide to walk across Ohio in ten days in the survivors' names?

ALEX: Over 50% of all sexual violence crimes or sexual assaults are not reported, and one in six women have been the victim of attempted or completed rape. I did not know it was that prevalent until I started looking into it, and reading information on RAINN.org. Whenever something like this happens, I try to take a little bit of an extra step to understand the issue not just taking in the ridiculous coverage by the media and just try to get a little more educated.

ACT: You mention the idea of Never Enough. After your walk, do you plan to keep raising awareness for survivors of sexual violence?

ALEX: I think that there are certainly a few reasons why I'm doing this project. One of them is that so this is burned in my memory forever, the impact of sexual violence on those three women and on our society as a whole…I will never be able to forget. After this walk, I'll continue to be an advocate for anti-sexual violence causes, and this is how I'm going to do it.

ACT: Ten days is quite a journey. What will you take with you? Any favorite songs on your iPod?

ALEX: When I was thinking about ten days, I reflected on it and thought "Do you really care about these women?" There's a quote from a gentleman named George Bell that says "You can pretend to care, but you can't pretend to show up." I really care that much about this cause, so I wanted to stretch myself as far as I could imagine. As far as what I'm going to carry, I have tons of promise cards so that my friend who will be dropping off food can also give people promise cards to have them make a commitment to show their support. I have two pairs of shoes; I have things I didn't even know I needed, like Body Glide. I've got reflectors and a little bit of supplements so I can add to my drink, things of that nature. The shoes, the socks are important, special things for my calves so I can walk what will be required of me, which is between 8 to 10 hours a day.

For my music, there are a couple songs I have listened to during my training, The Killers new album, and then Passenger has a song called "Let Her Go." During my training time, one of the big things I've listened to was actually Gandhi's audiobiography, which I completed on my last day of training.

ACT: Is there anything else we should know about your journey?

ALEX: This project is supported by RAINN, which is the nation's largest anti-sexual violence organization, by Women Helping Women, and the Cleveland Rape Crisis Center. I urge people to support those efforts either nationally or local efforts to help the victims of sexual violence. People who hear the story can go to RAINN.org/neverenough and donate $10 for the 10 years of suffering those women have endured. $5 of which will go to RAINN to prevent things like this from happening again and to support victims, and the other $5 will go to the Cleveland Courage Fund which is set up solely for the purposes of supporting Amanda, Gina, Michelle, and Amanda's daughter, who was born in captivity.

If you don't have money to donate to the Cleveland Courage Fund or to RAINN, you can follow Alex's lead and complete an act of kindness for someone in need. For more ways to get involved, check out the action links below.

If you or someone you know need someone to talk to, the National Sexual Assault Hotline is free, confidential, and available 24/7 at 1.800.656.HOPE. If you don't feel comfortable speaking to someone over the phone, you can log on to the National Sexual Assault Online Hotline.

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Jun 14th 2013, 18:45

What could be more inspiring two performers who take time out of their insane schedules to give back? At last night's Inspiration Gala in New York City, Carly Rae Jepsen and Jennifer Lopez did just that.

The fourth annual Inspiration Gala in New York was one in a series of glitzy events amfAR, also known as the Foundation for AIDS Research, hosts in cities around the world. To date, the Inspiration Galas have raised more than $6 million in the fight to "make AIDS history."

Carly and J. Lo looked like glamazon warriors at the event, where Carly performed and J. Lo was honored for her philanthropy work. While we can't all throw on Tom Ford or Carlie Wong and show up at an amfAR event, we can all do our part to help make AIDS a thing of the past.

If you want to help Carly and J. Lo make this the first AIDS Free generation, check out the action widgets below. You can find more information at amfAR, (RED), and The Global Fund.

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Jun 14th 2013, 17:07

Our favorite celebs have always been all about raising money for a good cause, so it's no surprise their YouTube counterparts are trying to do the same.

Jun 14th 2013, 16:30

By Rachel Samples

On June 14th, the world will be saved...again. "Man of Steel," the latest superhero film by Zack Snyder, director of "Watchmen" and "300," features a new face to star as Superman: 30-year-old Henry Cavill. With slicked-back hair and thick rimmed glasses, you might not even realize he is Superman, or better yet, British.

Along with being made of steel, Cavill is best known as being one of the sexiest Brits alive. He is the first British actor to score the coveted role of Superman, the ultimate American hero. If a Brit can make it as an American hero, which American actors and actresses would make the cut as British heroes?

We've decided to cast some familiar Americans as British hero roles, along with the villains he or she would face. Check out our picks after the jump!

Meryl Streep as J.K. Rowling
A world-renowned author must be played by a world-renowned actress. Streep is capable of any character ranging from...well...anything. Streep's experience playing British Prime Minister, Margaret Thatcher, one of the most powerful women in politics, has prepared her for this pivotal British role. With the accent already rehearsed, Streep as J.K. Rowling, even with the age difference, could be a magical pairing.
Villain: People who don't read

Big Time Rush as One Direction
It's like you can already hear the sweet, sweet harmony of three or more boys singing together at one time from a mile away. Big Time Rush as One Direction gives you the same youthful energy, screaming girls and amount of hair product — without the accents. But, wait! Big Time Rush has only four members compared to the five member ensemble of One Direction. Don't you worry, they can search YouTube and find another band mate in a couple minutes.
Villain: The Wanted, growing up

Melissa McCarthy as Adele
Both can make a crowd cry: one with her raspy, melodic singing voice and the other with jokes about food poisoning and stealing puppies. (Adele is the one with the voice, by the way.) McCarthy, although she would need a voice track to match the vocal abilities of Adele, would definitely not need the laugh track. The British charm and easygoing nature of Adele parallels McCarthy's quick and natural sense of humor. Adele and McCarthy are crowd favorites, whether it's topping the album or movie charts.
Villain: Humorless people

Ryan Gosling as David Beckham
America's hottest actor playing England's hottest dad. Any objections? Anyone? Anyone at all? Gosling, athletic and built, would be perfect as soccer standout David Beckham, both on and off the field. Gosling can play a family man. Gosling can play sports. Gosling can be mine. To garner even more attention at the box office, the film idea could be tweaked a bit to have both Ryan Gosling and David Beckham starring in a movie together, maybe playing with puppies all/or most of the time. Just trying to give the people what they want, right?
Villain: Clothing

Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield as Prince William & Princess Kate
College sweethearts everywhere have hope after following the royal romance of William and Kate through marriage and now a pregnancy. It's difficult to cast an American celebrity couple that shares the same likeability, manners, and lasting power as Will and Kate, but Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone are the first that come to mind. He is Spider-Man; she is a scientist. Will is a prince; Kate is a princess. There's a distinct connection between royalty and being superhero that would only boost the believability of Garfield and Stone as the adorable royal couple.
Villain: Long term relationships, paparazzi

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Jun 14th 2013, 16:15

Looking for the perfect paper card to give to your dad this Sunday? Get with the times! Overpriced gift shop Father's Day cards are a thing of the past with NO MORE's customizable e-cards.

To deliver an e-card to your father, simply upload a photo, select a message (or write your own), and send! Aside from helping you with Father's Day swag, the organization has been working to say NO MORE to domestic violence and sexual assault since 2009. One in four women experience domestic violence, and one in five men will be sexually victimized in their lifetimes. And this isn't just an adult epidemic. 1.5 million teens are physically abused by a dating partner every year. Much like the pink breast cancer ribbon and  yellow ribbon to support our troops, NO MORE's blue and white circular symbol is the first of its kind to spread awareness for this cause. It's the org's hope to someday become a universal symbol of caring, and to help end the stigma, shame, and silence surrounding such a serious issue.

To join the NO MORE movement, talk about it, Tweet about it, and upload your photo to their photo gallery with words of encouragement, or -- if you feel comfortable -- a personal survival story. And don't forget to show your father, or anyone who has played a fatherly role in your life (I give my mum gifts on Mother's Day AND Father's Day!), major love this Sunday. Follow the action widgets below to make a NO MORE e-card, or if you or someone you know needs help exiting an unsafe or disrespectful relationship.

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Jun 14th 2013, 15:30

By Amelia Mularz

"Dahling, don't forget the opera glasses, and do put on a tie. If we're going to watch Will Smith battle zombie ex-presidents for control of the White House, we need to look quite fetching."

This is the future, according to George Lucas. No, not a zombie apocalypse led by Herbert Hoover and Richard Nixon (though we'd love to see what that'd look like), but a future where going to the movies will be comparable to going to the opera or a Broadway show. It's a dark, dark future where a ticket to the big summer blockbuster could cost you $50, $100, maybe even $150.

Says who? Says George Lucas and Steven Spielberg, that's who. During a panel discussion at USC's School for Cinematic Arts earlier this week, both filmmakers predicted a meltdown in the movie industry...an IMPLOSION even. They say the trend toward big budget flicks like "Iron Man" will eventually squeeze out smaller, more narrative-driven features. We'll have to watch those at home, and going to the movies will be reserved for action and special effects. There will be fewer, larger theaters with luxe amenities and inflated admission. The hypothetical Will Smith presidential zombie flick might play for a year, just like a Broadway musical.

What Spielberg and Lucas failed to mention, is how this will affect our love lives. Dinner and a movie? Not at that price. Making out in the back row? May as well just get a hotel room. A night at the movies will become a landmark experience in a relationship. I think it's pretty serious. He's taking me to see a Vin Diesel film.

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Jun 14th 2013, 15:24

Chelsea Settles is blowing our minds. She's had her own docu-series on MTV, moved across the country to pursue her fashion dreams, and lost a serious amount of weight in the process.

Photo: Chelsea recently Instagrammed before and after pics of herself. (Intstagram)

Since we last saw her on MTV, Settles has battled ups and down regarding her weight. This summer, she's heading to Camp Pocono Trails, the fitness camp profiled on MTV's "Return to Fat Camp" special, and she's focused on what really matters: taking back her life from the scale.

In a few weeks Settles will launch F*ck the Scale, a movement where she'll step away from the scale for a full year so she can learn to celebrate non-scale victories. Check out the interview below to find out more about the campaign and to get the dish on why Settles is determined to live her happiest, healthiest life.

ACT: What have you been up to since we've last seen you on MTV?

SETTLES: I was recently hired as the social media director for Camp Pocono Trails, a fitness camp for children and teens ages 7-19 years old. The funny thing is, I remember watching the "Fat Camp" series MTV aired about the camp years ago. I was battling my weight and so envious of those kids! I would have given my right arm to be at that camp. Fast forward years later and TA-DA! I'm returning for my second summer. I'm very excited! The kids are so courageous and I find myself completely inspired and in awe of their dedication. I feel fortunate to be a part of such an awesome brand. Being on the network has opened so many doors and completely changed my life! I couldn't be more grateful.

ACT: We know you're planning to launch the F*ck the Scale campaign this summer. Where did the inspiration for the campaign come from? 

SETTLES: After losing 125 pounds AKA an entire kindergarten classroom (ha), I wanted more. I was completely dissatisfied with the in-between phase I was stuck in. I wasn't fat, but I definitely wasn't society's definition of skinny! As much as we complain about labels; that's what I was missing! A label. I had no idea who I was anymore. After a series of poor decisions (more on that later) I finally said to myself: you know what? I'm not fat, I'm not skinny, but I am f*cking fabulous. F*CK THE SCALE!

Photo: Um, Chelsea totally takes gorgeous selfies. (Intstagram)

ACT: You've vowed to stay away from the scale for one year. How did you come to make that decision?

SETTLES: It's been two and half years since I embarked on my ongoing weight loss journey. I've accomplished a lot but I still have more to do. I found success through clean eating and exercise but after the cameras stopped rolling I quickly lost my way. I was desperate to reach the end of my journey so I began to heavily restrict my diet to achieve drastic results quickly.

I started out by skipping a few meals here and there, later turned to binging and purging, and finally escalated to water fasting several days a week. I was weighing myself at least four times a day and that number would basically determine whether I was going to eat or not that day. I refused to admit I had a problem. They say (whoever they is ha-ha) that restriction leads to rebellion and that's exactly what I did! I rebelled straight to the cookie aisle and over time gained 20 pounds.

I finally had enough! I was sabotaging myself and letting my weight/the scale control my thoughts and emotions. Sometimes I would think: "Wow, you were happier when you were fat! At least you weren't so obsessed and starving yourself." I've come way too far in my journey to continue to live that way.

I'm determined to spend the year celebrating non-scale related victories. Making new friends, traveling, dating, shopping, pampering myself, and much more. I'm still focused on being fit, but my emotional well-being is big component of this evolution.

ACT: For the readers at home who can't attend a weight loss camp what are some ways they can start developing healthy eating and exercise habits?

SETTLES: This summer we're giving the people at home an all access backstage pass to weight loss camp. I'll be posting daily recipes, at home workouts, fitness and nutrition tips, and motivational messages through Twitter, Instagram, Tumblr, and Facebook. BUT My top tips would be...

+ Plan to succeed: If you don't believe in yourself, who else will?

+ Keep a food journal: It's a great way to hold yourself accountable.

+ Start slow: 30 minutes of light cardio (like walking) three days a week and gradually increase overtime.

+ Make fitness fun: Join a group fitness class (zumba, spin, kickboxing, yoga, etc.) The support and encouragement of your peers often gives you that extra push to finish the class.

+ Learn to love your body: People don't take care of things that they don't like.

+ Drink plenty of water.

+ Surround yourself with positivity.

+ Get as much sleep as possible.

+ Don't restrict yourself: Indulge in your favorite treats from time to time, or put a healthy spin on the things you love. I'm an ice cream freak so I have an awesome faux banana split recipe.

Chelsea's Faux Banana Split

Ingredients:
1 banana
2 teaspoons fat free cool-whip
2 teaspoons chocolate syrup
5 chopped walnuts (or nut you prefer)
1 cup fresh berries (strawberries, raspberries, blueberries)

Directions: Peel banana and split halfway down the middle. Fill center with whipped cream. Drizzle chocolate syrup, add nuts for a little crunch and added protein, and top with fresh fruit.

ACT: If someone is struggling with unhealthy eating or exercise behaviors, where can they turn to help?

SETTLES: We all have to realize that our thoughts, feelings, and behaviors are not unique to us alone. There is someone else out there that relates to your struggles and is willing to listen. It starts with being open, unashamed, honest, and vulnerable. There are tons of support groups on and offline, as well as online forums that protect your identity.

Photo: Some inspiring images of Chelsea's journey to better health. (Intstagram)

ACT: You've been so open about your struggles and the importance of asking for help when you need it. Is there anything else you'd like to tell our readers who might be struggling with some of the same issues you've dealt with? 

SETTLES: Each of us has something valuable to contribute to this world. Believe in yourself and others will too! Confidence is a girl's secret weapon and is ultimately the best diet you'll ever go on.

ACT: It's easy for someone to peruse Instagram or flip through fashion magazines and feel bummed that their body is not the same size as someone they admire. Any advice on how to feel less insecure about it?

SETTLES: Don't get so caught up in someone's life that you start letting your own pass you by. Try to remember that they're just pictures! Have you ever had a super crappy day and uploaded a random picture featuring your best smiling face just because? Guess what? You aren't alone! No matter what's being displayed on the outside, we all have a story and struggle lingering below the surface.

If you or someone you know is struggling with unhealthy eating or exercise habits, you can find resources at Half Of Us and the National Eating Disorders Association. For more information, check out the action widgets below.

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Jun 14th 2013, 15:14

Feeling up for a challenge? How about a challenge that helps the environment and comes from Ian Somerhalder? Yeah, that's what I thought!

The always philanthropic actor Tweeted:

Come on I dare you! http://t.co/TtGiiQNOgT

— ian somerhalder (@iansomerhalder) June 14, 2013

Ian told MTV Act all about his Ian Somerhalder Foundation before, and now ISF has started an important campaign called Plastic Straws Can Suck It!

Whenever you go to a restaurant, or a coffee shop, or pretty much anywhere that serves drinks, you're given a plastic straw, right? Unfortunately, these little straws we don't think much about are not good for the environment. They're usually not biodegradable, so that means the straw you used this morning in your latte is going to be around long after you're gone, and it hurts the earth. Because we use so many plastic straws, it's actually a major pollution problem.

But these plastic straws aren't really necessary, are they? You can buy your own straw to use over and over, or you can skip straws altogether and drink straight from your cup. ISF is asking you to go strawless for a week and keep track of how many times you turn down a straw. The numbers might surprise you! You can also share this info with friends and fam and get them to cut out straws as well.

It's easy to feel frustrated and helpless looking at all the environmental issues out there, but Ian's encouraging you to take part in a super easy campaign that will also make a difference. So kudos if this week-long challenge becomes something you keep doing your whole life!

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Jun 14th 2013, 14:31

To kick off our epic MTV First with the cast of "Man of Steel," Superman himself, Henry Cavill, introduced a never-before-seen clip from the movie, which is out in theaters now.

In the clip, Superman battles with Zod cohort Faora, who has a few things to teach the superhero about morality and evolution. We also get a glimpse at the how the superhuman action looks in the movie: fast and furious.

Check out the clip above and be sure to watch our entire 30-minute interview with the cast of "Man of Steel."

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Jun 13th 2013, 23:30

The cast of the newest adventure of Superman, "Man of Steel," will be stopping by MTV and MTV.com to debut a never-before-scene clip from the film starting tonight at 7:56 p.m. ET on MTV.

Henry Cavill, Michael Shannon, Amy Adams, and director Zack Snyder will all be there to premiere the clip on MTV, and then they'll be sitting down with MTV News' Josh Horowitz immediately afterward on MTV.com to talk about the new film, which hits theaters tomorrow, for 30 minutes.

It all starts right here and on MTV at 7:56 p.m. ET, so don't miss a second!

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Jun 13th 2013, 22:09

I'm not a lesbian, but Ellen DeGeneres makes me question why not pretty much every day of my life. She's more of a man than my ex, more of a woman than I could ever be, and one of the most generous celebs in Hollywood. On a recent episode of her talk show, Ellen gave a lesbian military couple the surprise of a lifetime by paying for their upcoming wedding and honeymoon!

+ Watch Ellen Being Awesome As Always By Giving Couple Dream Wedding.

Stephanie, an active duty Air Force member, and Tracy, a former Marine, met at a bar years ago and instantaneously fell in love (I know what you're thinking. I guess we've been going to the wrong bars, my friend!) The couple got engaged in January, and has been working tirelessly to save money for their wedding ever since. So tirelessly, in fact, that Stephanie recently took on a second job delivering pizzas. This speaks volumes about their love! After receiving a touching note from Stephanie, Ellen invited the two onto her show where she gifted them with $20,000 and a $17,000 honeymoon in Fiji. The couple plans on getting married next spring. "Hopefully in California," says Stephanie, referring to Proposition 8, which has prohibited same-sex marriages in the state since 2008. Ellen has been outspoken about overturning Prop 8, and the Supreme Court is expected to make a major decision any day now.

Take Action Below!

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Jun 13th 2013, 21:30

Just days after we heard that "Terminator 5" landed at Paramount, Arnold Schwarzenegger has taken to the internet to announce his role in it and a potential start date for early next year.

Also, find out the latest on a potential sequel to "Willow" (not real) in today's Dailies!

» [The Arnold Fans]

» Clip from "World War Z" entitled "No Place Doing Well" [Paramount]

» The finale special for "Life's Too Short" has Warwick Davis and Val Kilmer raising money for "Willow 2." [Indiewire]

» Eddie Redmayne will play Stephen Hawking [Deadline]

» New "Percy Jackson" poster [Moviefone]

» Green band trailer for "The To Do List"

Welcome to the Dailies, where the MTV Movies team runs down all the film and television news, odds and ends that are fit to print! From awesome fan art to obscure casting news, this is your place to feast on all the movie leftovers you didn't know you were hungry for.

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Jun 13th 2013, 20:35

Some celebrities have names that are difficult to announce. No one knows this better than "True Blood" star and confusingly named actor Joe Manganiello.

That's why Manganiello, with the participation of MTV's After Hours, has devised a new program built especially to help those who have trouble pronouncing celebrity names.

If you have a hard time saying names like Brad Pitt or Charlize Theron, you'll want to catch the latest episode of After Hours above!