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Geek chic: Michael Cera, leading man material, noughties-style Photograph: Maria Laura Antonelli/Rex Features/Maria Laura Antonelli / Rex Features MICHAEL CERA Deluding awkward indie boys into thinking they'd get the girl since 2003 Before Michael Cera starred in mega-hits Juno and Superbad , the typical star of a US teen movie was more likely to ...

Arrested Development has become the poster child of TV critical darlings that couldn't win mass appeal.

Michael Cera plays two characters in Miguel Arteta's new film "Youth in Revolt." He is simultaneously sensitive sixteen-year-old Nick Twisp, who is just trying to lose his virginity, and Twisp's alter-ego Francois, a cigarette-smoking mod renegade in the vein of the French New Wave.

On Dec. 1, the Antoinette Westphal College of Media Arts & Design and the Drexel University Film and Video Department hosted a free screening of the upcoming movie, "Youth in Revolt," at the Bossone Auditorium for Drexel students.

This guy probably wouldn't mind a reprieve from stuffy Vatican City. - Actually, Seattle 911 says that black smoke you saw billowing near the University of Washington campus wasn't a sign that we'd picked a new pontiff.

I participated in a roundtable interview with Michael Cera and the very beautiful Portia Doubleday to talk bout their new movie Youth in Revolt.

In all my years of religiously following film, I have never seen any take the path that the Arrested Development movie has.

Coming Tuesday on DVD is "Paper Heart," a "hybrid documentary" that features real interviews with people talking about whether love exists mixed with a fictional storyline about love skeptic Charlyne Yi falling for actor Michael Cera.

For two and a half seasons, the nine cast members of "Arrested Development" made comedic magic on the small screen.

Are Michael Cera and Jesse Eisenberg the same person? Are their careers headed in the same direction? - Veronica, via Facebook After hours of painful guesswork I can absolutely assure you beyond any scientific doubt that Michael Cera and Jesse Eisenberg are not the same person.

Hulu's top 40 is teeming with shows that were too quirky , epic , and out-there to succeed on network television.

Michael Cera and Alia Shawkat, from "Arrested Development." And that means just what it says, not that there will be new episodes.

Bryan Lee O'Malley's video game reference ridden comic book series Scott Pilgrim will be made into a side-scrolling beat-em-up with over the top combat.

After more than two years of start-and-stops, it finally looks like Arrested Development , the TV cult-com that launched poster geek Michael Cera's career, will get a second life on the big screen.

Jack Black and Michael Cera as an unlikely duo of primitive men who, after being exiled from their tribe, set out on a laugh-out-loud journey through the ancient world.

Finger-Pickin' Good: Harrelson's hick is a high point in Zombieland. Zombieland Directed by Ruben Fleischer Whip It Directed by Drew Barrymore Drop Jesse Eisenberg into any role that Michael Cera's landed over the past few years, and you'd hardly notice a hiccup.

With the Arrested Development movie firmly ensconced as the Sasquatch of film projects, forever-taunting fans with glimpses and false positives - get excited: apparently the script is being worked on right this second ! - thank goodness for small favors like Whip It .

Some of the 6,000 film lovers who attended the 2008 New Hampshire Film Festival file into The Music Hall for a screening last year.

Jason Reitman's Up in the Air , the biggest hit of this year's Toronto Film Festival, is his follow-up to Juno , the 2007 Toronto favorite about a verbally dexterous pregnant teen looking for a home for her unborn baby and a happy ending for herself.

Oh that Michael Cera. He's such a chameleon on the big screen! I'm kidding, of course.