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'The Hunger Games' national mall tour to land in Los Angeles on March 3

The stars from The Hunger Games are going on a national tour to meet fans, leading up to its March 23 release date. Los Angeles will be the kick-off city with Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth and director Gary Ross set to appear on Saturday, March 3 at the Westfield Century City mall in West Los Angeles.

Sponsored by the Microsoft Store, China Glaze, and h2O Spring Water, additional stops will include Atlanta, Seattle, Phoenix, Dallas, Miami, Chicago and Minneapolis through March 10.

'Red Tails': Rising star David Oyelowo talks George Lucas' decades-in-the-making Tuskegee Airmen epic

This past August, David Oyelowo appeared in two movies that opened within the same week. On the surface, not a remarkable feat. Except when you consider that the two movies in question happened to be among 2011’s biggest films: The Help and Rise of the Planet of the Apes. They were supporting roles—Oyelowo played Preacher Green in the mammoth adaptation of Kathryn Stockett’s bestseller and the shark-suited, moneygrubbing villain in the Apes prequel—but different enough to show his flexibility across genres and charismatic, multi-quadrant appeal.

We're Interviewing Kermit The Frog (By Email)

On Friday, December 2, we were going to have a 10 minute interview with Kermit the Frog. Unfortunately he's come down with froggy laryngitis and won't be able to speak with us.

*But* he's still going to answer our questions via email. So now is your chance. What would you like us to ask the most famous Muppet of all? Leave your questions in the comments below!

5 ways new 'Footloose' could out-dance original

Don't look now, but Hollywood is currently in the process of taking every movie you ever loved and making it again, only dumber, flashier, and probably starring Taylor Lautner.

One of the latest examples to hit theaters, Craig Brewer's update of the "dancing teens defy town elders" classic "Footloose." The kneejerk reaction with any remake is to say it'll be awful. It's violating our childhood! But with this particular project, perhaps a pause: have you watched the original "Footloose" lately? The whole thing? You might come away from it with a kernel of hope for the remake.