It’s hard to be a good villain without a good voice. For the past few months, Michael Bay has been making his Transformers movie without a voice for his super-villain, the mechanically maniacal Megatron, without a voice for the once-gun-turned-tank super-robot. Paramount confirmed on Friday that the Decepticon leader will be voiced by former Matrix and Lord of the Rings star Hugo Weaving.
Weaving has been in contention for the role, along with Frank Welker who provided the voice of Megatron in the original series. After months of negotiations, Weaving won the role, though Welker is still slated to voice another undisclosed character in the film.
Another unconfirmed report is suggesting that Keith David, also known as Childs from The Thing, has been picked to voice Barricade, the evil Decepticon police cruiser.
Aint It Cool News: Weaving, David ToVoice ‘Transformers’



Today, fans and the casually interested will be able to close the book on at least one chapter of the Anna Nicole death mystery. The Broward County Medical Examiner officially ruled that Smith's death was an accidental overdose of around nine different prescription medications, plus a bacterial infection on her buttock and the flu.
Following rampant speculation that actress Emma Watson was going to play the part of Yoko Ono and break up the biggest British sensation since the Beatles by refusing to reprise her role as Hermione in the final two Harry Potter films, Warner Bros. has confirmed that all three stars of the series, Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Watson have been successfully signed to complete the film series.
Cirque du Soleil have certainly branched out of late, bringing The Beatles back to live in Love, and exploring human sexuality in Zumanity. Now, they're threatening to do the same with weird magic, adding Criss Angel, known for his television show Mindfreak to the mix. The show, which will be another Vegas extravaganza, is a look inside the mind of the notorious magician and has been described as an 'acid trip' of a show.
What’s the deal with celebrities getting panned for doing charitable work? So what, some of them are doing it just to get attention or good press?
Justin Timberlake won't be bringing sexy back to the Tennessee Legislature. State Sen. Ophelia Ford had introduced the resolution to honor Timberlake, a Tennessee native, "for his highly successful music career and for his meritorious service to the State of Tennessee."
Actress Vivica A. Fox got popped for a DUI last night on L.A.’s 101 Freeway.
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Paul McCartney's soon-to-be-ex Heather Mills has been warned by UK cops to stop using emergency phone number 999 so often. It seems the former model has been dialing up the fuzz all the darn time, complaining of harassment by paparazzi.
You can count on Wikipedia to give you all kinds of information. Not necessarily correct information, but information nonetheless. For example, the online encyclopedia falsely reported the death of Sinbad, the comedian from the 80's. When his daughter read the information on the internet and called her 'dead' father, she was delighted to find out that it wasn't true.
That Gene Simmons just doesn’t quit. Even as the KISS merchandising machine continues to branch out and claim stake in every consumer market imaginable, from music to clothing to personal hygiene products, the front man for the band is hard at work on yet another bold business venture, this time in the world of funny books. Before you stop reading, understand this isn’t old news.
Actress, singer and piece of ass Jessica Simpson is reportedly getting baby fever after watching all these celebrity couples popping out kids left and right and adopting like mad dogs. 