Jenna Dewan (Step Up) will co-star in the Revenge of the Nerds remake for Fox Atomic. She joins Ryan Pinkston (MTV's Punk'd), Christopher Marquette and Nick Zano, all of whom have already joined the cast. Kyle Newman is currently helming the reimagining of the 1984 cult comedy. Dewan will play a college freshman who captures the eye of a nerd named Max (Marquette) on the first day of college.

Christina Aguilera has announced a 41-city North American tour with support from The Pussycat Dolls. The Back To Basics tour will make a number of Canadian stops in March, with dates set for Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Winnipeg, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.

Weezer have filed a lawsuit against beer company Miller and their advertising agency Young & Rubicam following an advertising campaign for the beer that used the Weezer name in a "grossly misleading and deceptive" manner.

Platinum-selling artist and ex-Dancing with the Stars competitor Sara Evans filed for divorce Thursday from her husband of 13 years, Craig Schelske, accusing him of committing adultery and verbally abusing her.

Fall Out Boy have enlisted some friends to appear on their next album. Pete Wentz says the new album will feature guitar solos courtesy of Ryan Ross from Panic At The Disco and Chad Gilbert of New Found Glory. No release date for the as-yet-untitled disc has been set, but a single is expected before the new year.

Brooke Hogan has been bounced from the cover of the upcoming annual edition of Prom magazine due to her scantily-clad appearance on the cover of another publication. After Hogan posed for FHM's November issue wearing nothing but a skimpy bikini, the teen-focused mag elected to drop her from its cover, stating it felt her image was not appropriate for the Prom audience.
 

Katie Holmes recently spent some time in Paris and People magazine says that she has already purchased a Chanel wedding dress. After choosing a gown, she joined Victoria Beckham for a three-day shopping spree where she reportedly snagged eight pairs of shoes and some baby outfits for Suri.

After nearly three years of studio inactivity, The Offspring has begun working with legendary producer Bob Rock (Mötley Crüe, Metallica, Bon Jovi, Skid Row) on their eighth full-length studio album.

Glam rocker Justin Hawkins has quit his band The Darkness after a stint in drug rehabilitation because he fears a relapse. The catsuit-wearing star has been off illegal substances for nine weeks after checking into London's Priory clinic but said it would be "damaging" to his recovery to stay in the group.

The Triumph car used by singer Badly Drawn Boy in his video for Nothing's Going To Change Your Mind is up for auction on eBay, complete with the piano keyboard instead of the dashboard.

Previous casting announcements and hopefuls for the movie version of Dallas (Luke Wilson as Bobby Ewing, Shirley MacClaine as Miss Ellie, and Jennifer Lopez as Sue Ellen) have been abandoned with plans for a new cast with a lower salary in order to help bring down costs of the $65 million dollar budget.

Paddy Considine (Dead Man's Shoes) has been cast in The Bourne Ultimatum in which Matt Damon is reprising his role as Jason Bourne for the third time.

MPL Communications, the company headed by Paul McCartney, applied to trademark the ex-Beatles' name for use on his lines of vegetarian food and apparel, from waistcoats to bathing suits.

Killers frontman Brandon Flowers takes on Green Day in a new interview in the NME. Flowers says he was offended by the band's decision to include a performance of the song American Idiot from a concert in the UK on their DVD.

Sylvester Stallone is ready to produce, direct and star in Rambo IV: In the Serpent's Eye. Shooting is expected to begin in January in Thailand.

First Look Studios has picked up the feature film rights to The Three Stooges, a project which has gone through several incarnations over the years. First Look will be working with C3 Entertainment, the owners to the Stooges franchise originally created by Moe Howard, Larry Fine and Jerome "Curly" Howard, creators of the Stooge characters.