“Sex and the City” did it. “Da Ali G Show” did it too (well, kinda). “The Sopranos” have been rumored to want to do it for years. Given the seeming inevitability these days of hot HBO properties becoming movies, why is it that we haven’t ever heard anything about a possible big-screen “Entourage.”

Cause it probably ain’t ever going to happen, Jeremy Piven insisted.

“We’ve never discussed an ‘Entourage’ movie and I think we have a few years left in us [on TV]. We’re just about to finish our fifth season and it does feel like our best yet,” Piven told MTV News. “So I think we have a few more years and then if they’re not sick of us, maybe we’ll do a movie.” Read more…

- Sign of the apocalypse watch: Miley Cyrus wants to remake a younger, cleaner version of “Sex and the City.” (Just Jared)

- Drinks on this guy, eh Mr. Stark? “Tropic Thunder” scribe Justin Theroux to write “Iron Man 2.” (Variety)

- Those bastards! Brad Pitt, Leonardo DiCaprio lining up to star in Quentin Tarantino’s latest. (Variety)

- Hearts of darkness on display as “Tropic Thunder” viral sites go online. (Rain of Madness)

- “Mummy III” director (and special effects stickler) Rob Cohen to produce a remake of “Monster Squad.” (Bloody Disgusting)

- Phasers set to stunned: J.J. Abrams dishes a little on “Star Trek” reboot. (Coming Soon)

- The best thing about starring in comic book movies? You get older and the heroes stay the same age. Matthew McConaughey reportedly tops Marvel’s list for Captain America. (Cinema Blend)

- Common signs on to star in “Terminator 4.” (Variety)

- What if Hellboy were drawn by Matt Groening? Matt Groening himself answers that question. (/film)

- “Sex and the City” director denies killing off Mr. Big. (Hollywood Reporter)

- Zack Synder releases second video journal from the set of “Watchmen.” (JoBlo)

Kim Stolz spent her Friday interviewing the cast and director of “Sex & the City” (don’t you judge us…we know you’re secretly jealous, OK?) So sure, we talked to star Sarah Jessica Parker about the love, heartache, and fashion you’ll find in the film. And SJP was so taken with Kim’s youthful glow that she kept referring to her as a 13-year-old. Well, at the end of the interview, we couldn’t resist showing her a little something that had come into our mailboxes earlier in the week.

Yes, from “The Sisterhood of the Traveling Pants 2” and “What Happens in Vegas…” to “Sex and the City: The Movie,” there are more than a few rom-coms coming soon to a theater near you. For his film “Made of Honor,” star Patrick Dempsey tries to tell us that his flick is for dudes too, but we’re not fully convinced. Take a look below and let us know what you think.

Its storyline is one of the most closely-guarded secrets in Hollywood, but we managed to peel back the lid when we spoke to “Sex and the City” star Sarah Jessica Parker. The actress opened up about her character’s new journey, stating that it “really forces her to ask questions that you have to ask about yourself,” and revealing that the highly-anticipated movie will involve a significant “loss” to Carrie.

Watch the bite in question below, and then click here to read and see more from our exclusive interview.

Article by Alexandra Gambardella

To the delight of couch potatoes everywhere, Hollywood is obsessed with converting our formerly favorite TV shows into big-screen blockbusters. From “Sex and the City” to “X-Files” to “Arrested Development”, yesterday’s primetime gems could be tomorrow’s box-office diamonds. But what of our other long-lived TV favorites? Could the “Gilmore Girls” rise from the dead to rapidly drench us in dialogue? Will the “Friends” once again return to their fictional world without black people?

We recently posed the question to Mr. Chandler Bing and Miss Lorelai Gilmore, in the forms of the real-life stars who made them iconic. Read more…

- Lindsay Lohan travels with Jack Black to “Ye Olde Times.” (E! Online)

- Will super-villain Deathstroke appear in “The Dark Knight”? Probably not, but his figure does appear in the new Batman toy line. (/film)

- Good evening, Mr. Talbot. Hugo Weaving joins cast of “The Wolfman” as Detective Aberline. (Variety)

- Another day, another mutant: Daniel Henney joins “Wolverine” as Agent Zero. (Variety)

That’s right, while at Sundance yesterday we swung by Carrie Bradshaw’s joint to talk about her new film “Smart People,” in which Parker co-stars with Thomas Haden Church and Dennis Quaid. We also managed to get a few short “Sex and the City” movie bites, of course. Watch our adventures below, and then click here to see more video interviews with Adrian Grenier, Josh Peck, Method Man, Colin Farrell and so many others.

See our complete coverage of the 2008 Sundance Film Festival — including breaking news, celebrity interviews, red carpet photos, movie clips and tons more.

Sit back, relax, and enjoy a hot, steaming cup of our links of the day, back again with news on “Speed Racer,” “Sex and the City,” “Punisher,” “Wolverine,” Anne Hathaway and more.

- Go Speed Racer! Go! Go check into a rehab center because you’re clearly WAY high. Trailer released for “Speed Racer” makes film look like Sonic the Hedgehog. (Cinematical)

- THIS IS UPPER MANATOBA! Gerard Butler rumored to be up for role of Sabertooth in “Wolverine.” (CHUD)

- It’s “Happening.” Take a glimpse at the first poster for M. Night Shyamalan movie. (Spoiler: He’s been dead the whole time.) (Coming Soon)

- Gratuitous shots of ladies in lingerie! “Sex and the City” trailer premiers. (Moviefone)

- “I have a favorite kill.” Lexi Alexander talks “Punisher: War Zone.” (Superhero Hype)

- Oh yes, there will be blood. Anne Hathaway joins “Bride Wars” with Kate Hudson. Story revolves around two friends who battle when their wedding dates clash. (Variety)

- Just for fun, a video of George Clooney and Brad Pitt having a little toe-tapping fun. (Hollywood Elsewhere)