Julianne Moore Will Play Sarah Palin in - Game Change

After a stint on 30 Rock as Jack Donaghy's high school girlfriend revealed Julianne Moore was more than capable of playing people who have accents from interesting places like Boston, it makes sense now that she'd be chosen to play Sarah Palin in HBO Films' adaptation of John Heilemann and Mark Halperin's book, Game Change.

As a chronicle of John McCain's campaign for the presidency in 2008, the book also covers what went into the process of selecting Palin as a running mate and provides insight as to what it was like for McCain to lose the general election to Obama. Surely Moore will do a killer portrayal of the Alaskan hockey mom's mannerisms (one of which in the past has been cradling fish hearts in her hands), but she quite possibly might have to go back to TGS if she's looking to get help in nailing that accent. 

Highest earning reality star

As if Kim Kardashian wasn’t enough of a hot commodity. Kim came out on top in a recent poll of the highest earning reality TV stars. All of the Kardashian sisters arrived snuggly within the top ten, but Kim took the cake. The list was derived from a variety of industry insiders who concluded that Kim’s 2010 take was roughly $6 million. This comes from a variety of endorsement deals, party-hosting gigs, sponsored tweets, and licensing deals with perfume and clothing companies.

I have to go back for one more day of re-shoots - Tom Felton

'Harry Potter' co-star Tom Felton has been called back for 'The Deathly Hallows' re-shoots - for one day, it has emerged. The actor now regrets teasing his co-stars about returning to the set for re-shoots because he will now be joining them to help complete the film. 

"I have to go back for one more day of re-shoots. So I'm going back in a couple weeks to do, literally, one more day," the Daily Express quoted him as saying.

"I knew that Dan, Rupert and Emma were called in and I was enjoying that - I was joking that,"Oh, I got it on the first take so I don't need any of that, going back to do it again'. And here I am eating my own words and going back to redo it," he said.

"They just want to get a couple of extra camera shots. I don't think anything was done wrong, they just want to cover it more. It could literally be a case of panning the shot five degrees to the left or whatever just to make sure the CGI shots work. So I''m going to go and serve my duty," he added.