Jerry O'connell

With Sheldon and Amy’s wedding fast approaching in the latest series of ‘The Big Bang Theory’, there’s an opportunity for the show’s producers to introduce fans to more members of the characters’ extended families.

According to Entertainment Weekly on Wednesday night (March 21st), actor Jerry O’Connell has been cast as Sheldon’s older brother Georgie, quoting the show’s executive production team at Los Angeles’ PaleyFest that day.

44 year old O’Connell has starred in such films as Jerry Maguire, Scream 2, Sliders and Stand By Me – while he has also voiced Superman in animated films Justice League: Throne of Atlantis, Justice League vs Teen Titans and Justice League Dark.

Continue reading: Jerry O'Connell Cast As Sheldon's Big Brother For 'The Big Bang Theory' Series Finale

Get ready to check out the trailer for the upcoming Veronica Mars movie ahead of the film's release in just a few short weeks. After an extremely successful Kickstarter campaign, pretty much the entire team from the 2004 was rounded up for another murder mystery. Rob Thomas ('90210'), the TV series creator, directs the reboot, teaming up with co-writer Diane Ruggiero.

The Fan-Funded 'Veronica Mars' Movie Is Almost Here!

The film sees Kristen Bell reprise her role as the unbeatable Veronica Mars, only she has walked away from the crime-solving part of her life by becoming a top-notch lawyer and making her father very proud. However, her new start is interrupted when she is summoned to her hometown of Neptune to attend a high school reunion.

Continue reading: 'Veronica Mars' Movie Trailer Released: TV's Master Sleuth Is Called Upon Once More [Trailer]

James Franco has penned an article for the NY Times opinion pages, in which he dissects the recently questionable behaviour of his fellow actor, Shia LaBeouf. From the onset, it's unclear whether Franco is gearing up to admonish or encourage his industry fellow as the 127 Hours star becomes another voice adding his two cents to the Shia debate.

If We Were In The Same Profession As Shia, We'd Be Doing This Face At His Antics Too.

As it turns out, James is here to empathise with the Transformers actor and try to shed a little experiential light on the situation that has had the media bellowing "HE CRAZY" in response to such antics as plagiarism, weird tweets, wearing a paper bag on his head, holding an art exhibition with himself as the main artefact and apologising profusely at every turn. "For Mr. LaBeouf's sake I hope it is nothing serious," writes Franco; us too.

Continue reading: James Franco Writes Essay On Shia LaBeouf's Weird Behaviour: "I Hope It's Nothing Serious"

So Shia LaBeouf isn't famous anymore? Why then, if the 27 year-old Nymphomaniac actor is so averse to a bit of spotlight, has Shia embarked on a trail of most bizarre incidents, starting will his plagiarism of a graphic artist's work, followed by over-apologising, declaring his retirement, walking out of a Nymphomaniac press conference, wearing a paper bag with "I Am Not Famous Anymore" and leading up to his LA art exhibition.

Shia's "I Am Not Famous Anymore" Stunt Brought Him More Fame, Ironically.

The list of weirdness was long enough without the art exhibition, entitled "#IAMSORRY." Visitors are reported to have been scanned by a security guard before they were allowed in one at a time to "see" Shia. They were expected to pick an implement from a table, which apparently included a Daniel Clowes graphic novel, a wrench, and some Hershey Kisses, before going into a room where Shia sat silently with a bag over his head.

Continue reading: Shia LaBeouf Competes With Jerry O'Connell's Rival "#IAMSORRYTOO" Art Installation