The new Conan the Barbarian movie that saw release last week thought it had seen hard times. Its opening weekend tanked at a dismal $10 million when estimates are that the film cost around $70 million to make. That alone isn't great ... but now they're facing a lawsuit from Stan Lee!

Is a Marvel Comics movie without a Stan Lee cameo still a Marvel Comics movie? He's been a hot dog vendor in X-Men, WIllie Lumpkin in Fantastic Four and (most recently) a guy who rips up his truck trying to move Thor's hammer. If you're hoping to spot him in X-Men: First Class, though, you're going to be disappointed.

We're all desperately waiting to see the Marvel Universe come together on screen in The Avengers on May 4, 2012 (assuming the date doesn't shift, that is). But it turns out the creation of that supergroup was an accident, brought about by an impending deadline and an artist with a drinking problem.

Ever since the former governor of California left office, there's been reams of speculation as to how he'd re-enter the pop culture landscape. Now, the question of "What's next for Arnold Schwarzenegger?" has been answered. Boy, has it ever been answered.