SAG Nominations Announced, A Complete List Of Sony’s Hack Problems, Adult Swim Renews Three, Lionsgate Buys New Mel Film

The SAG Award Nominations Have Been Announced: Did You Make the Cut?

Some big surprises emerge in the film races, including Jake Gyllenhaal’s stunning nod for Best Actor for his work in Nightcrawler, and Naomi Watts getting a supporting nod for St. Vincent. (HP)

In Case You Weren’t Actually Keeping Score, There Is a Complete List Of What We’ve Learned From the Sony Hacks

In the two weeks since eerily adept cybercriminals hacked into Sony's computer systems, paralyzed their operations, and tapped into a trove of hypersensitive, internal information. Here's an updated list of everything revealed by the hacks so far. (VUL)

Fans Of the Cartoon Network’s Adult Swim Are Getting Some Good News Today

The network renews three shows, giving second seasons to the live action Black Jesus, and the animated shows Mr. Pickles and Mike Tyson Mysteries. (TLF)

Lionsgate Is Putting Mel Gibson Back In Theaters

The studio buys U.S. rights to Blood Father, in which Gibson plays an ex-con who reunites with his estranged 16-year-old daughter, and vows to protect her from the drug dealers who are trying to kill her. Jean-Francois Richet directed, from a script by Peter Craig who adapted his novel of the same name. (VAR)

Ryan Murphy, Gearing Up To Shoot ‘American Crime Story,’ Has Found His O.J. Simpson

Cuba Gooding Jr. has been cast to play the former football great in Murphy’s 10-episode FX series about Simpson’s murder trial. Murphy regular Sarah Paulson has landed the role of prosecutor Marcia Clark. (EW)

Just Because ‘Green Lantern’ Didn’t Work Doesn’t Mean That Martin Campbell Has Sworn Off Comic Book Movies

The director of the ill-fated Ryan Reynolds film, who also helmed Daniel Craig’s first James Bond outing in Casino Royale, will direct the adaptation of graphic novel Sebastian X for producer Gale Anne Hurd and Voltage Pictures. (EMP)

All Those Who Think Shawn Levy Is Still Directing the ‘Minecraft’ Adaptation, Stand Up. Not So Fast!

Both Levy and the writing team of Kieran and Michele Mulroney have departed the Warner Bros. project after the video game’s developers had a different vision for the film. The studio is looking for a new helmer. (COL)

No Natalie Portman? No Problem For ‘Jobs’ Biopic, as Jeff Daniels Circles a Big Role

The Emmy-winning star of Aaron Sorkin’s The Newsroom is being tapped to play former Apple CEO John Sculley, who was the CEO of Apple from 1983 to 1993 and, in that time, sales at the company increased from $800 million to $8 billion. (SF)

Benderspink Continues Its Run Of Comic Book Adaptations, Nabs ‘Marksmen’

The production shingle is teaming with Benaroya Pictures for the project, which takes place in a dystopian future America where civil war over oil resources has left New San Diego as the last remaining bastion of peace and prosperity, protected by walls by the titular militant guards. (DH)

Screenwriters: ‘Body Heat’

The 120-page third draft by Lawrence Kasdan, dated October 6th, 1980. (DS)