Unfortunately after over a year of running this website, I have decided I will be stepping down. While I greatly adore Jim, and feel I always will, I do think running a site for him is a bit to much and my hearts not in it any longer. There are atleast two really exception Jim fan sites out there so I would rather remain a fan in the background. So I wish to thank all of you for the support and donations you gave me when I I ran site but I hope you understand, it’s been a long time coming. At this time the site will remain online until further notice. However keep checking back as I’m hoping to find a new owner.

Metrodome Group films is giving you the chance to win one of three tickets to Fifty Dead Men Walking screening in London! Jim is reportedly not scheduled to be in attendance but it would still be cool to win so take your chances and enter!

Be the first to see Fifty Dead Men Walking at an exclusive preview screening in London’s Leicester Square on Tuesday 31^st March, 9 days before its national release.

Inspired by Martin McGartland’s incredible autobiography, Fifty Dead Men Walking is the stunning new action thriller by Kari Skogland about a secret agent working undercover for British security services in Northern Ireland in the late eighties. Over the course of four years, until his betrayal and subsequent discovery, it was estimated that McGartland was responsible for saving the lives of up to fifty men. Fifty Dead Men Walking stars Sir Ben Kingsley, Jim Sturgess, Rose McGowan, Natalie Press and Kevin Zegers.

To be in with a chance to win one of three tickets all you have to do is send an email to fifty@metrodomegroup.com

Fifty Dead Men Walking is released in cinemas on the 10th April. To watch the trailer visit www.fiftydeadmenwalkingmovie.com

I have added some awesome new photoshoots of Jim to the gallery thanks to D. These include Out, Esquire, Flashlight Music, Toronto Film Festival outtakes and more from last year.

Rolling Stone reports that Bono and the Edge of U2 are moving ahead with their contribution to Julie Taymor’s web-slinging musical “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark,” which Bono previewed during a brief drive. They were quoted saying Jim is singing, this is closest bit to an actual confirmation we’ve gotten so far.

The first song Bono plays on the Maserati’s more-than-adequate sound system is called “Boy Falls From the Sky,” with Across the Universe star Jim Sturgess singing as Peter Parker. It sounds a lot like a U2 hit, especially when Bono sings along in the car with the line “I used to use a single thread to cross the sky.” “Killer!” he shouts as the song wraps up, and then he plays a choral, operatic segue. When Bono’s assistant calls on his cell, he cuts the conversation short: “We’re in the middle of an opera here!”

Furthermore,  Q Viva Marc Anthony Variety recently reported that the musical has confirmed the show’s February 2010 opening at Broadway’s Hilton Theater.

Box office behemoth The Dark Knight is the favourite to emerge victorious at the 14th annual Empire awards, after the nominations were announced.

Christopher Nolan’s Batman Begins sequel - which won two Oscars last weekend - has four nominations for the film magazine’s awards, sponsored by Jameson.

The best newcomer award, meanwhile, will be contested between Twilight star Robert Pattinson, St Trinian’s actress Gemma Arterton, Across the Universe’s Jim Sturgess, RocknRolla actor Toby Kebbell and Brideshead Revisited cast member Hayley Attwell.

“These nominations, unlike those of other awards shows, truly reflect the power and diversity of cinema,” said Empire editor Mark Dinning.

Source: In The News