First, Cate Blanchett was reported to return as the elven leader Galadriel. Now, Elijah Wood has been confirmed to return as Frodo Baggins for the two-film part of The Hobbit.

The awards season this year has started and the National Society of Film Critics has given yet another victory for The Social Network when it gave the film the most number of recognitions during its 45th annual awards presentation Saturday, January 8.

It’s the lyrics to the 1997 song “Bachelorette” written in Braille.

Roger Federer started his mission to regain the world no.1 ranking with aplomb by defeating Nikolay Davydenko in Saturday’s Qatar Open final.

Jim Harbaugh has decided that it is time to go back to the NFL—this time as head coach of the San Francisco 49ers.

Roy Hodgson has been fired as Liverpool manager after the club suffered their ninth defeat in 20 Premier League matches.

“The Kennedys,” an expensive 8-part miniseries about the famous American political family, will not be airing on History after all.

The 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals has ruled that cross-gender searches among inmates to be unreasonable and unconstitutional.

Fans of the breakout series Spartacus: Blood and Sand will be delighted to know that the show will have its second season come fall of 2011. However, the lead role will no longer be given to actor Andy Whitfield.

The pictures are quite weird, and personally, I don’t think this is normal behavior. But one thing’s definite: at 41 years old, Stephanie’s still got the bikini body and model looks she became famous for.