James Franco

It's true -- James Franco is getting his own reality show, 'James Franco Presents,' on the Ovation Network (whatever that is). Are you really that surprised, considering he lives his life as if the cameras are always rolling?

Uck. Have you noticed it is only Wednesday? Sorry to remind you. Here, let these pictures of cute dudes with cute animals make it up to you. You're welcome.

We get it. James Franco is the ultimate self-declared Renaissance Man who is down to take Hollywood and well, the world, by storm. Well Franco, we'll see your Harry Osborn and raise you a Bueller. Check out the roles that we'd love to see Franco take on.

Sure, there are a lot of reasons why 'Oz the Great and Powerful' won't be good. First of all, it's a prequel ... barf. Second, it's messing around with the mythology of one of the most loved films in history, and that doesn't always go well. (Remember 'Return to Oz'? No? Well, here's the insane trailer.) Still, this movie has got something 'Return to Oz' didn't have, friends, and that is Sam Raimi

Okay, then. It's settled. James Franco is a fraud. Sure, he was joking when he admitted it on 'The Colbert Report,' but ... was he? Also, Stephen Colbert is probably unbeatable in a challenge of Tolkein trivia. Bonus: game of "Marry, Hit That, Throw a Pail of Water on Her...

You can't really be too surprised by this -- it is James Franco we're talking about here. Of course he made a full-length video for Justin Bieber's 'Boyfriend.'What else is he going to do, get another PhD?

James Franco likes to keep us guessing. Whether it's hosting the Oscars (badly), playing a recurring role on a soap opera or simultaneously pursuing graduate degrees in just about every subject available, the 33-year-old does all kinds of offbeat stuff that most actors of his stature wouldn't even attempt. And for his latest trick, he is channeling Britney Spears' notorious ex-husband/former rappe

Disney's upcoming movie, 'Oz, the Great and Powerful', boasts an A-list cast -- Oscar nominees James Franco, Rachel Weisz and Michelle Williams plus Mila Kunis -- and a storyline that will take audiences to the origin of the Wizard himself.  But Warner Bros., who holds the rights to 'The Wizard of Oz' film, would like to put a stop to that film.