The Golden Globes were announced this morning in Los Angeles, and to say that there were a few surprises is something of an understatement.

Sony has released a first look at the third Men in Black movie, which is scheduled to come out in theatres next summer. Reteaming Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones as Agents J and K, secret agents charged with policing the Earth's alien immigrant population, this third film in the franchise will see Agent J go back in time and team up with the younger version of Agent K (played by Josh Brolin) in order to save the world.

The Iron Lady heads to theatre the second week of January but here is the first official full length trailer. Starring Meryl Streep, The Iron Lady primarily focuses on the struggles Margaret Thatcher had in being the only woman in an almost all male world of British politics. We first filled you in on the film when Alliance premiered the image of Streep as Thatcher but now we can offer you the trailer AND a behind-the-scenes featurette just released. Not only does it look like Thatcher will be nominated for an Oscar again in 2012 for her performance (especially as the film is being positioned for the start of the year awards season) but thos may also garner a nomination for Jim Broadbent too. Take a look at the film and let us know what you think of the film....

It's been nearly 100 years since the Three Stooges got their start in Vaudville, rising to fame in the 1930s thanks to a successful series of short films that continued to be produced till the early 50s. Now, after years of TV reruns the Stooges are coming back to the big screen, with Larry, Moe and Curly now being portrayed by the unlikely triad of Sean Hayes, Chris Diamantopoulos, and Will Sasso.