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The 23-year-old actress proves she's multi-talented with release of her debut album, Anywhere I Lay My Head, today. While the record contains only one original track (the other 10 are Tom Waits covers), Johansson proves she has more vocal talent that your everyday singer.

Oh P. Stump, man of many talents. While he generally keeps us updated on his projects via his blog, he's been hinting at something supposedly huge recently. Let us hypothesize as to what kind of collabo this FOB has in store for us... get your vote on!

Adapted from the legendary comic strip, "The Spirit" is a classic action-adventure-romance. It is the story of a former rookie cop who returns mysteriously from the dead as the Spirt to fight crime from the shadows in Central City. The movie stars Gabriel Macht, Samuel L. Jackson, Sarah Paulson, Scarlett Johansson and Paz Vega. In theaters January 16, 2009.

Billboards with the slogan "My City Screams..." have beem popping up all over Los Angeles. Are they an attempt on the part of city hall to reach out to its citizens?

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Were you on the fence about picking up actress Scarlett Johansson's debut album Anywhere I Lay My Head? Two collaborations with a music legend might help you finalize your decision!

After being asked about the position of women in film during a recent interview, Natalie Portman really let loose. (And for a good reason.) She complained about the lack of intelligent and interesting roles available to women. Do you think she's justified in her conclusions?

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Following the success of Paris, je t'aime, New York will get their own movie about love in the Big Apple. This time around, Scarlett Johansson will step behind the camera to direct one of the twelve short films appearing in the collection. Who else is set to contribute to New York, I Love You?

Do you remember drooling over Ryan Gosling the first time you saw The Notebook? You better have a napkin ready as Courtney Love has cited Gosling as her top choice to play Kurt Cobain in a film about his life. Click to read more...

Someone "digitally enhanced" the audio during the crucial scene at the end of Lost In Translation. Do you think the video is accurate in its claim as to what Bill Murray says to Scarlett Johansson? You'll have to see this for yourself.