Guillermo Del Toro directs the Opening sequence for The Simpsons Treehouse of Horror Episode

AMAZING!

Lindsay Lohan on "The Walking Dead"

Lindsay Lohan on AMC's hit The Walking Dead?  It could happen.  She's interested.

“Lindsay is a fan of the show and likes the idea of appearing in what would be a fun cameo as a zombie,” a source explained.
The 24-year-old apparently thinks she will find it easier to secure television roles than leading parts in films. After leaving rehab she admitted she might find it hard to get insured to be on a movie set, which may be why she’s decided to focus on the small screen for now.
“She’s looking to TV for her comeback now and has a number of potential roles lined up including a sitcom and a supernatural drama,” the source added.



She hasn't worked in quite a while and with her latest court battle she needs work.  I think with the loss of the role as Linda Lovelace in Inferno, she's desperate and needs to do a lot to make a comeback.

Gordon-Levitt & Johansson might be in Zombie Love?

We're all looking for a good zombie love story, aren't we? 

Looks like Diablo Cody ("Juno", "Jennifer's Body") will be producing the book to screen adaptation of S.G. Browne's novel 'Breathers: A Zombie's Lament' for Fox Searchlight.

Though the interesting news is that Joseph Gordon-Levitt ("500 Days of Summer) and Scarlett Johansson (Iron Man 2) are apparently "loosely" attached.

 I'm intrigued.   These are two of my favorite actors working today and seeing them together in a zombie film could be freakin awesome.

Here is a Synopsis of the story:

"Andy Warner reanimates after the car accident that kills his wife, but is too mangled from his injuries to talk. He lives in his parents' wine cellar, occasionally attending a zombie support group and struggling to rejoin a society that offers the undead no rights, bans them from working and doesn't even punish those who destroy them. When Andy and his fellow zombies—notably Rita, a sexy suicide victim with a lipstick fetish, and Jerry, a Playboy-obsessed stoner—learn why they're so driven to consume human flesh, the repercussions are both tragic and hilarious. Browne neatly mixes humor and extreme violence with a surprisingly tender love story, some witty social satire and an extremely strong narrative voice."