Charlize Theron is in talks to star in Sony’s upcoming action-thriller The Gray Man as a former CIA assassin in a role originally written for a man. The project is an adaptation of Mark Greaney’s 2009 novel, and it’s been in development for several years, with Brad Pitt at one point...

Brad Pitt returned to the top spot at the box office, but the real story this weekend has to do with a former Batman. In at number 1 is Fury (read our review) with $23.5 million. Fury was a big hit with male audiences, especially those over 35, but it failed to make much of a splash with females. Clearly, the focus on action helped and hurt the film. Even so, Fury should have no problem holding well as the critical buzz and word of mouth continues to spread.

Before filming "Fury," Logan Lerman had to fight his co-stars, including Brad Pitt.

Let’s take a minute today to celebrate 15 years since the release of David Fincher’s insomnious, bipolar cult classic, “Fight Club.” Has it really been that long since we first learned how to sell rich women’s asses back to them, to reinvigorate our manhood once the life of an office drone has oppressed it to the point of disappearing, and what the first rule of fight club is? Whatever your thoughts on the film are, its mark on the face of pop culture is indelible, and the debates it continues to incite on masculinity and consumerism are endlessly fascinating.

Brad Pitt is set to ship off to World War Two again this Friday in "Fury" (review here).