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This October, Jennifer Lopez is making her return to the big screen with Kiss of the Spider-Woman, an adaptation of the stage musical created by Terrence McNally, John Kander, and Fred Ebb, and the original novel by Manuel Puig. Before viewers see her show off both her acting and singing chops in the deadly new role, however, HBO Max is giving subscribers a chance to see the film that helped launch her into superstardom. Starting September 1, the 1997 music biopic Selena will be available to stream on the platform. The film was a groundbreaking moment in cinema, not only cementing her status as a dual threat with a Golden Globe nomination,...

Edward James Olmos discusses Warner Bros.' Hispanic Heritage Month celebrationEdward James Olmos joins Warner Bros Digital Distribution in celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month with a month-long presentation via cable's On Demand of Academy Award Winning and blockbuster hit films made by and starring Hispanic artists including Selena (Edward James Olmos, Jennifer Lopez), El Cantante (Marc Anthony), Pan's Labyrinth (Guillermo del Toro) and more. Also continue the celebration with Stand And Deliver, featuring Edward James Olmos' Academy Award Nominated Performance for Best Actor, now available for Download on iTunes.

Edward James Olmos recently took part in a conference call where he had plenty to say about Hispanic Heritage Month, which starts September 15, Hispanics in the film industry, the new movie Machete and much more. Take a look at what he had to say below.

I'm glad to see Selena is part of this celebration. How do you think the film...

Happy Monday...

Daytime:

"Good Morning America": Shohreh Aghdashloo, Patrick Dempsey, Dr. Mehmet Oz and Dr. Michael Roizen

"Today": Andrea Bocelli, Alyson Hannigan

"The Early Show": Behind-the-scenes of the "Victoria's Secret Fashion Show"

"Live with Regis and Kelly": Matt Dillon, Ashley Greene, Miranda Cosgrove, Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson

"The View": Deepak Chopra

"The Bonnie Hunt Show": Kris Allen, Adam Carolla, Michael Sheen

"The Ellen DeGeneres Show": Vince Vaughn, Pete Yorn & Scarlett Johansson (repeat)

"Rachael Ray Show": Jillian Michaels, Jessica Stroup

"The Oprah Show": Alicia Keys and Tim Mcgraw, Andrea Bocelli and Mary J. Blige, Sugarland and Jennifer Hudson

"The Martha Stewart Show": Chaske Spencer

"It's On with Alexa Chung": Taylor Momsen, Nick Kroll, Miranda Kerr

"The Tyra Banks Show": Mike Epps, Jackie Guerra, Michelle Collins and Dat Fan

Late Night:

"The Jay Leno Show": Bill Maher, Adam Carolla...

Mere hours after Michael Jackson’s death in Los Angeles, nearly everyone in the Twitter-Wood feed has already logged on to tweet their reactions to the loss of the King of Pop. While details surrounding this evening’s events are still coming to light, I wanted to assemble a special report that demonstrates how big of a role his contributions from “Thriller” to “Captain Eo” have played in the popular culture we all share.

Below are the sincere thoughts and responses to today’s news as tweeted by “Twilight” cast members, directors, and other Hollywood luminaries, including Mandy Moore, John Cusack, Miley Cyrus and many, many others.

@RachelleLefevre Rest in peace Farrah Fawcett & Michael Jackson. Condolences to their families.

-Rachelle Lefevre, Actress (”Twilight,” “Casino Jack”)

@peterfacinelli Its a sad day. Rip Farrah and Michael. I’ll never for get the first time I saw this. Rt @peterwintherThe moonwalk… http://bit.

Actress-comedian-author Jackie Guerra has been meeting with top-level producers around town discussing a daytime talk show, sources said.

Guerra would host the project, being discussed as a possible syndicated show, sources said. Latino talent has become a big part of syndication as multiple talk show pilots this past development season featured Latina hosts, and courts shows including The People's Court, Judge Maria Lopez, Judge Alex and Cristina's Court feature Latino judges.

Guerra's reps at Rebel Entertainment Partners and Brillstein-Grey are tight-lipped about the discussions and declined comment, but Guerra is no stranger to daytime as she has made a number of appearances on The Tyra Banks Show to discuss topics including her recent weight loss; she also was developing a daytime talk show with Dick Clark Prods. in the late 1990s.

Guerra is the author of books including "Under Construction: How I've Gained and Lost Millions of Dollars and Hundreds of Pounds" and hosts a show on Air America called Workin' It. As an actress, her credits include PBS' drama series American Family, WB Network's comedy series First Time Out and the feature film Selena.

Comedians Jackie Guerra and Freddy Soto have teamed up to star in a sibling comedy for CBS. The two have inked a one-year development deal with the network for a half-hour based on their idea, which is targeted for fall 2004. The as-yet-untitled project will star Guerra as an outspoken, socially conscious woman and Soto as her happy-go-lucky brother.