Entertainment News: Johnny Depp to return in fourth Pirates of the Caribbean movie
Johnny Depp is to return as Captain Jack Sparrow in a fourth Pirates Of The Caribbean.

Johnny Depp Signed For Pirates of the Caribbean Fourth Film
The actor, who was recently named Britain’s favorite screen star, will also reprise his role as Captain Jack Sparrow in the fourth Pirates Of The Caribbean movie. The first three flicks in the Pirates franchise have earned a combined $2.6 billion at the box office. That’s not the only project in the works for the actor. He has been cast as Tonto in a movie version of The Lone Ranger and he will also play the role of the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s version of Alice in Wonderland, due out in 201

Johnny Depp to Star in Pirates of the Caribbean 4 and The Lone Ranger
One of the other major announcements from yesterday’s Disney Showcase was actually three announcements in one… and they all involve Johnny Depp! Yep, it sure seems like Disney has hitched their wagon to Depp’s star, as they’ve got him lined up for not only another Pirates of the Carribean sequel, but also The Lone Ranger and an animated version of Alice in Wonderland! Alice in Wonderland will be a motion-capture animated film in the vein of Beowulf with Tim Burton at the helm. Depp

Johnny Depp Back For Pirates Of The Caribbean 4
It was confirmed yesterday by Walt Disney Studios chairman Dick Cook that Johnny Depp will reprise his role as Captain Jack Sparrow in a fourth ‘Pirates of the Caribbean’ movie. Speaking at a Disney press conference at Los Angeles’ Kodak Theater, Cook also revealed Johnny will star as the Mad Hatter in Tim Burton’s big screen adaptation of Lewis Carroll’s children’s novel ‘Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland’ and in an adaptation of US TV show ‘The L

The Star Report: Ed McMahon raps for a paycheck; plus, Johnny Depp, Charlize Theron, Natalie Portman
The news about former Johnny Carson sidekick and fiscally challenged pitch man Ed McMahon's new gig in some commercial videos stirs up all sorts of mixed emotions. On the surface, McMahon dressing up as a rapper and poking fun at his bleak financial situation is an amusing idea. Especially if it means a paycheck for him. On the other hand, riding around on an Escalade golf cart and "rapping" about money woes is something no 85-year-old Hollywood and television icon should have to stoop to. Allow the man so