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Is He Worth It? 0 votes October 10th, 2008 by Charley Johnny Depp will become the highest paid actor for a single film with his $55.8 million dollar paycheck to reprise his role of Captain Jack in the fourth Pirates of the Caribbean film, surpassing the previous top spot held by Tom Hanks for his sequel or prequel to The Davinci Code.

Reader Andrea wrote: I’ve checked the Lexicon glossary twice - twice! - and need more info on self-united husbands. This summer I acquired two from the Pirates (stop making that noise, yo) Brandon Moss and Ross Ohlendorf.

Yesterday I started work on planning for my upcoming Mousehunter presentations. November is hellish busy, and October is just a weeny bit less. But it’s really exciting, nonetheless. I’ve been getting some new pictures together - this one here is to illustrate how boring a beard looks without mice in it.

NO WONDER Johnny Depp is grinning in his role as Captain Jack Sparrow - he's allegedly been offered $59million (£35million) to return to the Pirates of the Caribbean franchise for a fourth movie in 2011. It's the highest upfront payment to any actor in film history, beating the $50million (£29million) handed to Tom Hanks for the Da Vinci Code follow-up Angels and Demons.

With a promising season ending in all-too-familiar defeat, the Chicago Cubs spend another winter pondering the might-have-beens. Swept out of the National League Division Series by the lightly-regarded Los Angeles Dodgers, the Cubs will go yet another year without claiming their first World Series title since 1908.

Johnny Depp offered £32million for new Pirates of the Caribbean film? Friday October 10th, 2008 at 11:17 am by Lucy Johnny Depp has reportedly been offered £32million to reprise his role as Captain Jack Sparrow in another Pirates of the Caribbean film.

Pirates 4: A Tim Burton Film?! Posted by Cybergosh on 10/10 at 12:03 AM As a fan of Disney parks since birth, I was a bit let down after Verbinski’s take on one of Uncle Walt’s greatest attractions when the film set sail in 2003. While its sequel, ‘Dead Man’s Chest’, took in more loot, it left Disney freaks like me feeling even more washed up.

Somali pirates are demanding an $8m ransom for the release of a Ukrainian ship they are holding off the coast off their country’s northern coast. The pirates appear to rule the seas around Somalia with impunity, while towns in the breakaway Puntland region have become the hub for many of their activities.

I got this comment in my awaiting moderation bin: ESK At http://brewedsports.blogspot.com/ For entertainment purposes, as well as a way to properly break down my explaination, let’s do this Fire Joe Morgan Style.