Men In Black 3 Coming!

The Men In Black are back - movie bosses have signed up Tropic Thunder's screenwriter to draft a script for the third outing in the alien film franchise. Writer Etan Cohen has been hired to pen the latest offering, and his work is expected to bring actors Will Smith and Tommy Lee Jones back together, according to Variety. The hugely successful series first hit the big screen in 1997, pulling in a huge $600 million at the box office. Its 2002 sequel, Men in Black II, brought in an equally impressive $441 million. The films follows the adventures of a pair of alien immigration officers who police and monitor the extra-terrestrials who make their home on Earth.


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Will Smith Punched Charlize Theron In The Face When They First Worked Together

The actor was preparing to portray legendary boxer Muhammad Ali when he
starred alongside the blond beauty in 2000’s ‘The Legend of Bagger Vance’ -
and got carried away showing off his fighting skills.

Charlize said: "The first time I worked with him he punched me in the face.
He was training for ‘Ali’. I encouraged him to show me a couple of moves. I
was completely knocked out!”

The 33-year-old actress - who teamed up with the 40-year-old star again for
superhero movie ‘Hancock’ last year - insists she loves working with Will,
despite falling victim to his powerful punch.

She added: “Seriously, though, I'd be happy to be punched out by Will
anytime. He swore to me that it was an accident.”



As well as being a fan of Will, Charlize is also a huge admirer of Tom Hanks
- especially his butt.

The Oscar-winning actress - who was directed by Tom in her breakthrough
movie 'That Thing You Do!' in 1996 - is very impressed with the 52-year-old
star's firm behind.

She said last week: "He has a really good a*s. A really, really good butt!
"Besides that fact, I'm a massive fan of his. There's something about him
that is really genuine and sweet.”

Will Smith Targeted By An Anti-Scientologist Group

On Wednesday morning (09/03/08) Anonymous activists picketed outside the New
Village Academy private school in Calabasas, California, which is funded by
the actor and his wife Jada Pinkett Smith, who is a devout follower of the
bizarre sci-fi cult.

Protestors - dressed in Guy Fawkes masks - held up placards emblazoned with
the words 'Scientology disconnects families' and 'what church stalks
critics? Scientology'.

Passing children on their way to the nearby Arthur E. Wright Middle School
shouted at several people, believed to be Scientologist investigators, who
were monitoring the protest.

One boy Max, 11, said: "We hate Will Smith". While another John shouted:

"Get the crazy cult school out of Calabasas!"

Spokesperson for Anonymous - who want the Church of Scientology to lose its
tax exemption status in the US - Gareth Cales, who refused to wear a mask,
said: "Will Smith and Jada Pinkett Smith, an admitted Scientologist, have
opened this private school as a front for teaching the L. Ron Hubbard
principles of 'Study Technology, his creation, and the school employs
Scientologists.

"Our goal is to ultimately have the tax exemption status of the Scientology
cult end, and the criminal deeds of Church leader David Miscaviage be
exposed and prosecuted. Under his leadership, Scientology has threatened
people's lives and destroyed careers, they use their lawyers to intimidate
anyone who criticises Scientology."

'Study Technology' is described as: "An educational model developed by L.
Ron Hubbard, study technology focuses on three principles."



Will - who reportedly donated $1 million to the school - has previously
denied he is a member of Scientology.

Earlier this week, Anonymous announced they were planning to stage a silent
protest at the opening of Katie Holmes' new Broadway play 'All My Sons' in
October.

The former 'Dawson's Creek' actress became a Scientologist after marrying
devout follower Tom Cruise in November 2006.