Omelet’s Steve Amato joins the party as Iron Man dominates again, Warner Brothers cleans house, the Microsoft Ultimate Video Relay kicks off, David Chase inks a new deal, Evan gets introduced to Foxy Brown, and R. Kelly puts the pee in porn.

By: The TriggerStreet Team

Iron Man blows past the century mark as SAG negotiations slow to a crawl, iTunes offers “day and date”, the Emmys look to the web for help, Billy Zane and Uwe Boll prepare for battle, and apparently John Rich won't accept your hundred dollar bills.

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SAG is on the clock while the Grizzlies get restless, a Hell’s Angel raises hell, another Bond car bites it, Baby Mama pops out a number one flick, Jimmy Fallon looks towards late night and Wesley Snipes lets us know how 'bad' he really is.

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This is one of my favorite subjects. How does one create depth? Shortly after I started my blog, fellow writers and I conducted a character depth study where we focused on 2 very specific ways of looking at the depth of characters in film: * Contradictions in the Character * Depth through Cast Design

By: Mystery Man

Evan’s in a tizzy after hearing about the WGA’s name-dropping tactics, Dana forecasts the future of DVD’s, 007’s new ride goes for an unexpected dip, "21" looks to make a run overseas and an in-depth analysis of David Hasselhoff's monthly expenses.

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As SAG and AFTRA gear up for a battle with the studios, “21” hops the pond with success, A “Clone Wars” trailer leaks, Stormtroopers are illegally duplicated, and the Paparazzi stick their nose where it doesn’t belong.

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“21” remains at #1 as it aces new comers “Nim’s Island”, “Leatherheads” and “The Ruins” at the box office this week. George Clooney’s beef with the WGA, Darth Weinstein in China, Uwe Boll’s job status, and the late, great Charlton Heston.

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I’d like to share three more examples of cinematic storytelling, except this time, they’re written by fellow TriggerStreeters. Some day, guys, some day, a professional in the biz will say to you, “when I was reading your script, I could totally picture this on the screen.” Hope you enjoy them.

By: Mystery Man

Its a big week at TriggerStreet, and Dana and Evan have something entirely new to discuss: their very own #1 movie! Thats right, "21" is a hit at the box office, but thats not the only thing worth talking about as SAG and AFTRA go their separate ways, "Fanboys" fans are protesting, and Superman has legal troubles...

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The guys discuss the losses of three greats this week with the deaths of Arthur C. Clarke, Paul Scofield, and Anthony Minghella. Unfortunately, those aren't the only losses we have to talk about, as CBS loses 'Jericho' (again), Pam Anderson loses a marriage (again), 'Drillbit Taylor' loses at the box office, and Ashley Dupree loses her million dollar deal. On the upside, we do have a couple of winners as 'Horton' stays strong at the box office and Ridley Scott and Leonardo DiCaprio help Brad Ingelsby score the Hollywood dream...

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