‘Big Hero 6′ Vanquishes Box Office, Damon Finally Returning as ‘Bourne,’ WB Wants Leto For ‘Suicide Squad’

‘Big Hero 6’ Proves Too Much For ‘Interstellar’ To Win the Weekend

Disney animated film racks up $56.2 million, while the latest Christopher Nolan film comes in at $50 million for second place. (SSN)

After Months, Even Years of Speculation, Matt Damon Is Finally Returning to Play Jason Bourne

The star is joined by director Paul Greengrass, who helmed the last two installments of the franchise, and was the missing ingredient Damon always said was needed for him to return. Film will hit theaters in 2016. (COL)

It Appears That Warner Bros. Is Courting an Oscar Winner For Its ‘Suicide Squad’ Film

With offers already out to Will Smith and Tom Hardy, Jared Leto might be re-introducing The Joker into the new DCCU, with director David Ayers reportedly writing the villain into the script’s latest draft. (TP)

Fans of Aaron Sorkin’s Television Work Might Want To Really Enjoy These Last Few Episodes of ‘The Newsroom’

Emmy and Oscar winner thinks that he might be done with the medium, now that the HBO show is coming to and end, saying, “I’ve done four shows, and only one of them is The West Wing.” (VAR)

That ‘Warcraft’ Movie Is Getting a Taste of ‘Ghost Protocol’ and a Taste of ’S.H.I.E.L.D.’

Paula Patton and Ruth Negga join the cast of the video game adaptation, joining Ben Foster and Dominic Cooper in the film, to be directed by Duncan Jones and due in theaters March 11th, 2016. (SAA)

‘Homeland’ Star Is Making HIs Directorial Debut, and Emily Blunt Is In Negotiations To Star

Rupert Friend will act as writer-director-producer-star of Barton & Charlie & Checco & Bill, after previously working with Blunt in 2009’s The Young Victoria. (DH)

Starz Announces Winner Of Its Filmmaking Competition, ‘The Chair,’ and People Are ‘Not Cool’ With it

Despite devastatingly bad reviews, internet celebrity Shane Dawson’s film beats out Anna Martemucci’s Holidaysburg and the resulting $250,000 prize. (TOH)

With ‘Interstellar’ Now the Number One Live Action Film In America, Some Tips On How to Know You’re Living in a Chris Nolan Movie

Is there obsession? A dead spouse? Icy vistas? Do you find yourself dealing with outrageous and complicated twists? If so, it’s possible that you are, in fact, living in a Christopher Nolan film. (VUL)

Online Film School: Seven Things to Consider Before Starting Your Web Series

Do you know who your audience is? Or whether it’s a calling card or “for the fans”? How about plans for ancillary content? Just some of the stuff to think about before firing up the camera(s). (IW)