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For those not hacking their way through recent entertainment news, a re-imagining of Wes Craven’s Nightmare on Elm Street is coming, courtesy of spectacle director Michael Bay. After eight Nightmares, Robert Englund has hung up the role but not before revealing who the next Freddy will be.

Only they were fun.

THREE bears at a Ukrainian zoo tore a man “limb from limb” after he fell into their enclosure, local media reports. The 22-year-old man was drunk and trying to take close-up shots of the Siberian Brown bears at Mykolaev city zoo when he lost his footing, witnesses said, acording to Channel 5 television.

Cast your vote and then return to make the rest of your first-round selections. When you’re done, be sure to check out our Angels coverage. First round: "Eight Men Out" vs. "The Bad News Bears" (original version) "Eight Men Out" "The Bad News Bears" View Results

Hellboy II: The Golden Army raised hell at the box office over the weekend, taking in an estimated $35.9 million. The public’s appetite for digitally rendered Brendan Fraser proved larger than I would have guessed as Journey to the Center of the Earth garnered $20.6 million, good for third place behind Hancock in its second weekend.

Hey gang, we're taking the day off to roast some weenies and blow a few bottle rockets off the roof of Screengrab headquarters. But that's no reason you can't celebrate your independence by catching up on the week in Screengrab! Do your patriotic duty and check out America the Beautiful: 15 Movies That Show What's Right with U.S.

Each Thursday this summer we’ll hop in the Screengrab time machine and jump back thirty years to see what was new and exciting at the neighborhood moviehouse this week in…The Summer of ’78! The Bad News Bears Go to Japan Release Date: June 30, 1978 Cast: Tony Curtis, Jackie Earle Haley, Tomisaburo Wakayama, Dick Button, Regis Philbin The Buzz: Bad News Bears!

Now that he’s officially–well, Yahoo has not said so, but it is so–leaving the company later this summer, what say we blame Brad Garlinghouse for all the woes of Yahoo! After all, Garlinghouse’s infamous “Peanut Butter Manifesto” was the key ur-moment that one could point to as the one in which the curtains were pulled back at the troubled Internet company to reveal, well, a very sticky mess.

Ok folks, forget all the flowering up that the two companies involved in this deal are giving out and how every thing will be rosy in both gardens, Yahoo serving Google ads has only one result.. A bad news bears result for everyone. Especially those in the domain channel.

While many on the web have been quick to blame Kelly Leak and John McEnroe for the drug problems of Amanda Wurlitzer, we at HHR think that Kelly and John are innocent. Everyone is on the right track however. A teammate is to blame. Actually, two teamates. Let's bring these two in for questioning.