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Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

Jon Favreau is out and about getting the oven hot for his upcoming indie film Chef, most recently tweeting a picture of he and Los Angeles chef Roy Choi. Favreau wrote that the meeting was research and training-based.

The comedy, which has the director also writing and starring, follows a man who decides to launch a food truck, after losing his job as a chef. Favreau will also be pairing up with former Iron Man franchise colleagues Robert Downey Jr. and Scarlett Johansson. The film is expected to begin production on July 8 in Los Angeles.

Check out pictures from Chef, plus get the latest from the sets of  X-Men: Days of Future Past and The Amazing Spider-Man 2 on the next page.

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere. 

With Man of Steel approaching a release in theatres on June 21, people have been hypothesizing all the possible secrets of the film. One of many; just how does Superman actually shave? Does the indestructible man use a Kryptonian razor?

As you’ll see in the movie’s trailers, Clark Kent goes from beard to clean-shaven, which has caused Gillette to launch the new #HowDoesHeShave advertising campaign. The project includes a few iconic video guesses from a bunch of well-known personalities including Bill Nye “The Science Guy” and director/comic book fanatic Kevin Smith

Keep reading to watch the Man of Steel videos on the next page, plus check out Steve Carrell as Despicable Me 2's Gru!

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

Leave it to Morgan Freeman to make a video go viral, without even saying a word.

During a press junket interview with co-star Michael Caine for his upcoming thriller Now You See Me, the actor seemed to drift off asleep mid-interview with Tacoma’s Fox affiliate Q13.

In a statement made on Thursday, the actor decided to make a joke about his explanation. “I wasn’t actually sleeping,” he said. “I’m a beta tester for Google Eyelids. I was merely updating my Facebook page.”

Check out the video, plus see the latest photos from the X-Men set after the jump!

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

In honour of the release of Star Trek Into Darkness, Microsoft’s Bing has designed a few neat cosmic treats online for fans. According to Mashable, the search engine made it possible to translate English words into Klingon, a fictional language spoken in the Star Trek Universe, and vice versa. 

Bing received help from a few experts, including linguistics Ph. D. Marc Okrand, who created the language for the original series. Bing also tweaked their search bar tricks, causing “beam me up” to transport users to a colorful interactive galaxy page when entered into the search bar field. 

Check it out, plus more from the world of James Bond and TV's "The Office" farewell after the jump!

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

Remember those iconic desert scenes in Star Wars on Luke Skywalker’s fictional home planet of Tatooine? Well, those scenes are still set up here on earth.

According to Mashable, visual artist and filmmaker Rä di Martino recently photographed the abandoned sets in Tunisia, North Africa. The props have eerily stood the test of time, for the most part, still showing a bit of what George Lucas put in place for the 1977 film. Oddly enough, the surrounding geographical area also served as a backdrop for Lucas’ Raiders of the Lost Ark.

See what the Star Wars sets look like today, plus get the latest on Dawn of the Planet of the Apes and X-Men: Days of Future Past after the jump!

Social media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We're bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

This week's #Movie Social Scene round up? Hugh Jackman’s live Twitter chat for The Wolverine, Star Wars in 60 seconds and Wolverine and Professor X take in a hockey game. Find out the deets after the cut!

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

No longer will you have to sit awake at night wondering how much it would cost to have Tony Stark’s entire superhero lifestyle in Iron Man 3. Just cough up a cool $10 billion and you’re good to go.

According to Mashable, Tony Stark’s updated technology in the third franchise film significantly bumped up the cost from the original $1.6 billion from past films. Listen, we get it; things like a gold-titanium exoskeleton suit and arc reactor nuclear power source just don’t come cheap these days.

Check out the Iron Man 3 infographic and get the latest from the set of X-Men: Days of Future Past after the jump!

Movie Social SceneSocial media has become an added medium of coverage to all news genres, including sports, politics and entertainment. We’re bringing you a social media round-up of interesting and entertaining items making film headlines in the social sphere.

Remember a few weeks ago when director Bryan Singer tweeted a picture of a round room being built on the the X-Men: Days of Future Past set? Well, the director revealed an update of the project and it seems pretty clear that big dome is Cerebro.  However, with the film’s time-travel plot still unclear, fans must still wait and see which Cerebro is in this picture; the one used by young Professor X (played by James McAvoy) or old Professor X (played by Sir Patrick Stewart)?

Check out the photo from the X-Men set, plus see why Joseph Gordon-Levitt is showing Kobe Bryant some love after the jump!

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