Justin Timberlake Making Music Again, 'Idol' Winner, Kidman's Shocking Scene & More

Thursday, May 24, 2012 Justin Timberlake Making Music Again Fans pining for more Justin Timberlake music, rejoice. The "Sexy Back" singer has signed on to provide the soundtrack for "The Devil and the Deep Blue Sea." The film (the title of which is just one word away from a George Harrison song but sounds deceptively like a Bright Eyes track) is set to start shooting later this year. Bill Purple will direct Jeffrey Dean Morgan, it-girl Chloe Moretz and Justin Timberlake's longtime love Jessica Biel. Biel and Timberlake are supposedly tying the knot this summer. Timberlake hasn't put out an album since 2006's mega-popular Future Sex/Love Sounds. Click through for much more on the story. G.I. NO Nicole Kidman Urinates On Zac Efron In New Film Kanye Debuts Ambitious Project At Cannes 'American Idol' Finale: The Winner Is ... WATCH: Everyone On The Internet Sings 'Call Me Maybe' BLOG POSTS Noel Gallagher: Tales From the Middle of Nowhere (Vol. 2): Where Man City Are Champions You'll know by now that we (Manchester City) pulled it off. In the most dramatic scenes ever witnessed. What a rollercoaster. We had it, we lost it, we got it back, we lost it again and right at the death we won it. I went f***ing mental and I don't mind telling you I might have lost it for a little bit. Jerry Cimino: On the Road - Delivers! In life, some things are worth waiting for. Case in point: the film adaptation of Jack Kerouac's seminal novel, On the Road. Purists will be elated, as the film honors Jack Kerouac and is true to his book. Varla Ventura: 5 Haunted Houses Where I'd Love to Stay the Night Here are a five freaky places I'd stay the night if I could, possibly take up residence and hang out all night with those things that go bump in the night! Rob Kall: An Occupy Wall Street-eyed Review of The Avengers Movie and the Future of Movies I had to go see the movie, The Avengers. But the past year's Occupy Wall Street experience gave me new eyes and it brought me to an epiphany. Superheroes serve the 1%. They serve the top down powers that are waging a massive war with the 99% -- we on the bottom. Rollo Ross: Cannes: It's a Brand's World You might think logically that the Cannes film festival is all about films. It's not. It's substantially about brands trying to hawk their names around the festival and ensure that they are associated with the most luxurious event of the year.

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