Grab your Safari hat and come along with Barney, BJ and Baby Bop in their all new movie, "Barney: Jungle Friends." This DVD + Music CD set is a one of a kind musical movie filled with rainforest discoveries and fun animal adventures. Laugh, dance, and sing with Barney and his friends as they travel through an enchanted rainforest and learn about amazing plants, animals, and insects. In Stores September 15th only from Lionsgate Home Entertainment.

The Cleveland Leader is giving away 10 copies of this great Barney DVD. All you have to do is enter our drawing to be amongst one of the lucky winners by sending an email to contests@clevelandleader.com. Winners will be notified on October 5, entries are due by 11:59pm ET on October 4, 2009.

Miley Cyrus will be making a brief guest appearance in the upcoming "Sex and the City 2" movie, but you'll want to rethink bringing along your children. According to GossipCop.com, the Hannah Montana star will appear in the R-rated movie alongside Kim Cattrall.

In the scene, Samantha Jones wants to look "hot and young", and winds up on a red carpet with Cyrus wearing the exact same dress. Samantha's sidekick Anthony thus yells out "Mother of God. She is wearing the same dress as Hannah Montana." This is followed by embarassment and possible cat fights.

The leaked scene has not yet been shot, but MTV reports that it will be filmed on October 16th. However, fans will have to wait to see if it makes the cut when the film debuts in May 2010.

Francine Pascal's well-loved series of young adult novels - Sweet Valley High - will be made in a feature film. Diablo Cody, the Oscar winning screenwriter of "Juno" and "Jennifer's Body" has agreed to write and adapt the novels, which Pascal first began to write in 1983, for the big screen.

The Sweet Valley High book series follows the lives of the popular blond Wakefield twins - Elizabeth and Jessica - at Sweet Valley High School in the fictional town of Sweet Valley, California. The series eventually went on to produce over 150 books. The final book in the series, Sweet Valley University, was published in 2003. There were also several spin-off series, and the books were made into a TV show that ran from 1994 to 1997.

Universal is still in talks with the publisher, Random House, to acquire the rights to the series. Therefore, there are not yet any details on who may play the Wakefield twins.

The popular Bridget Jones film franchise will soon become a trilogy, as producers get ready to begin filming a third installment. Renee Zellweger, however, will be doing something a little differently this time around. Instead of actually eating to gain weight to play the role of the pleasantly plump Bridget Jones and then starving herself to get thin again when filming is finished, this time she will reportedly slip into a fat suit.

For the 2001 and 2004 films she indulged in a high-fat diet. But apparently the weight didn't come off quite as easily the last time, and being older one can't help but wonder how much more difficult it might be this time. In addition, Zellweger has also been warned of the negative health consequences of such yo-yo dieting.

A souce told the UK's "Reveal" magazine:

"Renee will be wearing a fat suit in the third film as it took her a while to lose the weight last time. She's also thinking about the effect quickly putting on and then losing 30 pounds has on her body."

Also returning to the film are Colin Firth and Hugh Grant. The premise of the movie is rumored to be Jones' quest to have a baby in her 40s.

According to MTV, a trailer for the upcoming Michael Jackson film whih was built round rehearsal footage left behind after his deth in late June, will debut Sunday at the Video Music Awards. The film, "Michael Jackson: This Is It", will be released for a two week theatrical run worldwide on October 28.

The film, which is being directed by Kenny Ortega, offers a behind the scenes glimpse of Jackson preparing for an impressive 50 date series of shows in London that he was rehearsing for when he died on June 25.

The 2009 VMAs will be hosted by Russell Brand, and will feature performances by Beyonce, Lady Gaga, Pink, Jay-Z, Muse, Taylor Swift, and Green Day. Janet Jackson will also pay tribute to her brother at the show which is taking place at Radio City Music Hall in New York.

To mark the 70th anniversary of "The Wizard of Oz", theaters across the country will be screening the classic film in a high-definition broadcast. The film will be shown at more than 440 theaters across the country on September 23 at 7:00pm local time.

In addition, the theater events will also include an introduction by Robert Osbourne of Turner Classic Movies and te screening of a documentary entitled "To Oz! The Making of a Classic." Also featured will be an exclusive clip of the Scarecrow (Ray Bolger), dancing in high-def for the first time.

In the Cleveland area, it will be screened at:

Bosses at the Screen Actors Guild are warning union members not to participate in the upcoming documentary about Michael Jackson's doomed "This Is It" tour. Sony Pictures purchased rehearsal and behind-the-scenes footage filmed at the Los Angeles Staples Center from concert promoters AEG Live, as Jackson was preparing for his residency at the O2 Arena in London. Sony is planning a two-week run beginning in late October, but SAG leaders announced that the film's producers failed to agree to the minimum basic terms and conditions for performers and background actors employed on the project.

The SAG issued a statement which reads:

"Guild members are reminded of their obligation not to accept employment on any non-signatory project, as well as their obligation to confirm with the guild that a project is signatory. Employment on any non-signatory project within the guild's jurisdiction may subject a member to a Rule One violation."

The union did not have any jurisdiction over the rehearsals or behind-the-scenes footage during filming, but since it is now being made into a documentary movie, they are warning their members not to get involved.

Michael Jackson was due to take the stage in July, just weeks after he died on June 25.

A casting cal for extras for a new Denzel Washington movie drew out hundreds of hopefuls. While some expressed interest in meeting the star, a majority were more attracted by the promise of $100-a-day in pay for those chosen.

Some of the filming of the movie, which is entitled "Unstoppable", will be done at a rail yard in the region. Many applicants came dressed in overalls or engineer's caps. The premise of the movie is a runaway train. Filmmakers were looking for about 50 extras.

When I walked into the theater to see District 9, I had no idea what to expect. The trailers I had seen gave nothing away short of the fact aliens would somehow be involved so as far as the synopsis goes, I had no clue. In all honesty, I wasn't sure whether to expect a multi-million dollar Peter Jackson epic or another sci-fi hunk of crap a la Contact (1997). What I got was a little bit of both.

Directed by Neill Blomkamp, District 9 is somewhat a cross between producer Peter Jackson's terrifically terrible 80's alien b-flick Bad Taste and the Hollywood blockbuster Independence Day (1996). Technology has obviously come a long way over the last fifteen years or so, and its quite apparent even within the first few moments of the film.

A new preview for "New Moon" will premiere Friday in theaters before "Bandslam", but in the meantime you can catch a short clip of the preview online to hold you over until then.

The movie will be opening in theaters on November 20, and this is only the start of the major hype that it will bring. Check out the clip of the new preview here: