Walden Media and Jennifer Lopez have reached an accord to adapt the legendary geography-based educational PC game "Where in the World is Carmen San Diego" into a full-length film about the heisting, crimson fedora-topped femme.
Swinging into action faster than The Rock, who was reportedly tweeting about the Bin Laden killing well before most major media outlets even knew what was up, The Discovery Channel is reportedly producing an hour long "instamentary" exploring the details behind the U.S. mission to take out the notorious terrorist. "We want to bring as much added context and in-depth historical insight to the story as we can," Discovery president and general manager Clark Bunting told NY Mag's Vulture.
Talk about amazing luck. Academy Award winning director Katherine Bigelow, who won Best Director for "The Hurt Locker," and her partner on the film, Mark Boal, were working on a movie about the hunt for Bin Laden at the very moment that he was killed. As Deadline Hollywood describes it, "when bin Laden was killed, Boal and Bigelow were well along on a project called Killing Bin Laden, about the so-far unsuccessful attempt to kill the mastermind of the 9/11 terror attacks.