Emma Watson is seen here last October in Beverly Hills (Photo: Getty Premium)Hermione is fuming mad about the "Fifty Shades of Grey" rumor that just won't die.

Weeks after insisting that she was not going to star in the upcoming film adaptation of the very erotic bestseller, Emma Watson took to Twitter again over the weekend to slam Anonymous after the "hacktivist" group posted alleged top-secret studio documents purporting to link the "Harry Potter" alum with the big-screen "Fifty Shades of Grey."

Watson tweeted:

Who here actually thinks I would do 50 Shades of Grey as a movie? Like really. For real. In real life.

— Emma Watson (@EmWatson) March 17, 2013

Good. Well that's that sorted then. — Emma Watson (@EmWatson) March 17, 2013

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The youngest Jonas Brother is all grown up and changing his career status from "Boy Band Heartthrob" to "Serious Actor."

It was announced Monday that Nick Jonas will play the male lead in the upcoming drama "Careful What You Wish For," a thriller in which he'll co-star with Isabel Lucas. The film will mark Nick Jonas's first starring role on in a theatrical feature, though he's been transitioning into acting over the past few years since he and his siblings dropped from the top of the pop charts.

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The unofficial West Coast warm-up to the untamed beast that is the San Diego Comic-Con is WonderCon, which will commence on Friday, March 29 and run through the weekend at the Anaheim Convention Center. This year's convention once again brings several movie panels and screenings to balance out all the rampant comic-booking.

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Given Sarah Silverman's fondness for outrageous, envelope-pushing comedy, it looks like she may have finally landed the ideal film role – a potty-mouthed hooker who loves Jesus.

Actress and comedian Silverman is in negotiations for a showy part in "A Million Ways To Die In The West," an upcoming Western parody from writer and director Seth MacFarlane, the "Family Guy" creator who jumped to the big screen in 2012 with the box office success "Ted."

It looks like "Jurassic Park" will be opening its gates in the very near future as Universal has announced a release date of June 13, 2014 for the long in-development fourth installment in the franchise and tapped "Safety Not Guaranteed" director Colin Trevorrow to call the shots.

In anticipation of "Jurassic Park IV" and the 3D remix of the original "Jurassic Park," opening April 5, we've gathered the five coolest dinosaurs that we've seen at the sci-fi attraction so far ... and five that we hope to see in next summer's grand re-opening.

Darth Vader in 'The Empire Strikes Back' (Photo: Lucasfilm/20th Century Fox)When Darth Vader himself pimps a "Star Wars" character tournament, participating in it is indeed the only way.

The Dark Lord of the Sith has taken center stage to rather enthusiastically introduce "This Is Madness," a tournament that allows fans to vote for their favorite "Star Wars" characters in a series of death matches between the good guys (the "Light Side" of the Force, as it were) and the bad guys (the "Dark Side," of course). Vote for your go-to Jedi, Sith, Rebel, scoundrel or bounty hunter and help decide who is, once and for all, the galaxy's most popular "Star Wars" character.

Steve Carell and David Copperfield in 'The Incredible Burt Wonderstone' (Photo: Warner Bros.) Near the beginning of "The Incredible Burt Wonderstone," Burt (Steve Carell) and his partner Anton (Steve Buscemi) perform a magic trick called "The Hangman" during which they magically swap positions as one of them hangs from a noose.

What moviegoers may not know is the trick is performed for realsies in the movie.

And, oh yeah, it was designed by the world's highest-earning magician, er, illusionist himself: David Copperfield.

Yahoo! Movies recently interviewed "Wonderstone" cast members Carell, Jim Carrey, and Olivia Wilde in Las Vegas (see video below), and Carell offered some behind-the-scenes detail on the hangman trick. "We did it without any kind of special effects. So we really did it live, and that was exciting," the 50-year-old actor said.

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South By Southwest. It's like Comic Con for film geeks, music mavens and tech nerds only better barbeque. On the film side, there were plenty of highlights from big-budget fare like "Evil Dead" and "Spring Breakers" to smaller flicks like "Rewind This!" and "Snap."
If you couldn't make it out to Austin, or if you're an Austin local who decided not to leave the house, check out this tweet roundup of the fest: