New TV place for that Hunger Games

The Hunger Games has launched a brand new TV place in front of the film's release in the finish from the month. A few of the footage displayed continues to be seen before, but you will find enough new clips inside to pique our interest.For instance, we have seen a bit more of the exchange between Katniss and her sister Primrose, where the more youthful girl beseeches her brother or sister to, "just attempt to win."Plus there is a scene with Lenny Kravitz's stylist Cinna, who encourages Katniss prior to the contest starts. "I am not permitted to wager," he starts, "but when I possibly could, I'd wager you.InchHave a look in the new place below... Exciting stuff, particularly that brief peek at a chase sequence by which Katniss is faced with a massive burning branch. A lot of the particular action has continued to be remarkably under systems, meaning regardless of the proliferation of trailers and teaser games, there's still plenty you may anticipate in front of the film's great unveiling.The Hunger Games opens within the United kingdom on 23 March 2012. We are able to hardly wait...

At 'Home' at the DGA

hollywood The Directors Guild Theater has seen many sights in its history but at Paramount Vantage's "Jeff, Who Lives at Home" preem March 7 guests saw something new: Hooters waitresses. As part of a tie-in, the famous servers were seen at the pic's afterparty serving the film's stars, Jason Segel and Ed Helms, as well as the film's writers and directors, Jay and Mark Duplass. Jay Duplass also noted how he and his brother came up with the idea of linking their little dramedy to M. Night Shyalaman's sci-fi thriller "Signs." "Since fate has so much to do with our film, we loved the idea that not only is our main character a fan of the film but that he also applies it to his own life almost everyday," Jay Duplass said. Contact Justin Kroll at justin.kroll@variety.com

FX Renews Justified for Fourth Season

Timothy Olyphant Justified has been renewed for a 13-episode fourth season, FX announced Tuesday. "Justified is one of television's best series and this season has reinforced that excellence," Nick Grad, FX's programming head, said in a statement. "[Creator] Graham Yost and his writing team continue to deliver compelling material and richly drawn characters brought to life by the brilliance of Timothy Olyphant and our terrific ensemble cast. Their work is validated by universal acclaim, awards, and ratings that have grown every year. We look forward to many more seasons to come." The drama, based on the Elmore Leonard short story Fire in the Hole, has been averaging 4.3 million viewers - an 8 percent increase from last year - for its third season, which will wrap on April 10. Are you excited for more Justified?