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It seems all the boys who have been holding their breath for another revealing Katie Holmes nude scene after the Gift may have to wait a bit longer. A 12-second sex scene she shares with Aaron Eckhart in the forthcoming film Thank You for Smoking, mysteriously disappear during its screening at Sundance. Writer/director Jason Reitman was perplexed by the edit he had no hand in. Lots of people seem to be pointing fingers at Katie's fiance, Tom Cruise. His overly possessive streak, when it comes to Holmes, is said to be the cause of the vanishing clip.

Source: Yahoo News

Grade: C+ | Genre: Drama Summary: This episode was a shade better than average. It was fun seeing Charlie become completely derailed, but the tension was rather slight. It had to happen sooner or later. You have a plane swan dive into the Pacific, mythical monsters look to make shiskabobs out of you and improbably hot women prance around on the beach in front of you all day. Somebody was bound to go crazy sooner or later. So the island's resident lunatic is none other than Charlie. Now I'm sure a lot of you are thinking our scruffy ex-rock god just fell back under the spell of that heroin witch, but you would be wrong. The temptation is certainly ever present since he hid that mitful of Virgin Mary statues before Eko could light them up. But Mr. Clean steps in at the fateful moment of choice. Will Charlie turn the beach camp into charcoal? Will he sacrifice Claire's baby to the island gods? Will he reform Drive Shaft with Hurley on drums and Sawyer on lead vocals to tour the local islands? Read on my Lost fanatics.

With the passing of Chris Penn (Nice Guy Eddie), its time to take a look back at the film that put Tarantino on the map.

> Christopher Walken was offered the role of Mr. Blonde but turned it down.
> George Clooney read for the role of Mr. Blonde but was turned down.
> Tarantino considered using Sweet's "Ballroom Blitz" during the ear slicing scene.
> Madonna refuted Tarantino's interpretation of "Like a Virgin" saying it was about love, not about dick.
> Samuel L. Jackson originally auditioned for Mr. Orange but was turned away. Tarantino was so impressed he brought him on for Pulp Fiction.
> The word fuck is used 252 times.
> Tarantino originally planned to film Reservoir Dogs on a budget of $30K on a 16MM. Harvey Keitel got involved as producer and helped raise the $1.5 million budget.
> Empire magazine voted it as the best independant film ever as well as the most influential film in the past 15 years.

Source: IMDB