Joel Kinnaman has some huge shoes to fill as the title character of Jose Padilha’s remake of Robocop, but recent photos reveal that they might not be quite as big as fans of the original remember.

According to new photos from the set, Kinnaman’s costume is decidedly more sleek and athletic than the one worn by Peter Weller in Paul Verhoeven’s 1987 original.

Although some images fully reveal the actor’s face, other photos feature an updated version of the visor that became synonymous with the character.

Who else is involved with the ‘Robocop’ remake?

Kinnaman was spotted alongside actress Abbie Cornish, but they’re not the only two name actors to appear in Padilha’s film.

Gary Oldman, Samuel L. Jackson, Jay Baruchel, Clive Owen, Jackie Earle Haley, Michael Keaton and Jennifer Ehle also star in the remake.

Dig into the gallery and see Kinnaman in action – or in between action scenes, anyway. Robocop is due in theaters August 9, 2013. Take a look back at the original in this 25th Anniversary clip.

Sure, none of the guys at Monday night’s Met Gala arrived in Givenchy couture (hello, Beyonce!) — but that doesn’t mean they didn’t look good, either.

From Tim Tebow to Darren Criss and Matthew Bomer, some of the best looks at the 2012 gala came from the men. (Yes, even Ryan Seacrest looked good!)

We’ve pulled together 10 of our favorite looks among the guys (Gary Oldman FTW!) into one hunky gallery. So, once you’re done checking out Beyonce, Lea Michele and Scarlett Johansson, have a look at the Best Dressed Men at the 2012 Met Gala!

Who was your pick for the best-dressed guy? Cast your vote in the comments, below!

If you’re looking for a good, old fashioned military cat-and mouse-chase flick, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy will be right up your alley!

Based on the popular novel of the same name, the film features recent Academy Award winner Colin Firth and Inception breakout star Tom Hardy as men who are involved in a Soviet Spy ring operating inside England during the Cold War.

If you’re a fan of the James Bond movies, you won’t want to miss this one, as it shares all of the mystery, action, and intrigue of the timeless series. With it’s eerie score, cryptic lines and great cast, Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy already has us on the edge of our seats, and all we’ve seen is the trailer!

Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy hits theaters on November 18, 2011.

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Heath Ledger, who won a posthumous Golden Globe award for Best Supporting Actor in The Dark Knight, is the subject of Entertainment Weekly‘s latest cover story.

In the new issue, Heath’s friends, former co-stars and those who worked with him behind the scenes open up with their thoughts on the actor, who died nearly a year ago, on January 22, 2008.

Below are some of the quotes from the piece:

Julia Stiles, co-star, 10 Things I Hate About You (1999): “Heath always seemed so mature. I got the sense he was averse to becoming any kind of teen idol. I think he felt like 10 Things had more substance, but he anticipated that if he did more movies like this, he’d get stuck doing teen romantic comedies.”

Mel Gibson, co-star, The Patriot (2000): “His audition for The Patriot was rough. But he got the gig because of some kind of honest thing that was intrinsic to him. He was just authentic and sincere. I don’t think he knew the power he had already. So he’d work himself up into an angst situation, trying to get at things that were already there. You almost wanted to say, ‘Dude, just calm down and be yourself. It’s good.’”

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;strong>Wes Bentley, co-star, The Four Feathers (2002): “Heath didn’t give himself enough credit for his talent as an actor. He didn’t know what he had so he decided to enjoy what was being offered to him. I wanted to explain to him, ‘Please wake up to how great you are’…I didn’t go to the funeral because I know Heath would have been laughing at it. He would have had that smile on his face. At the very least he would have shrugged it off.”

Gary Oldman, co-star, The Dark Knight (2008): “I kind of raised my eyebrow at the casting and thought, Oh, I wonder how that will be. But any concerns that one may have had vanished when you got on the set with him. I did a couple of scenes with Heath in the first leg of the shoot in London. I called a friend and he said, ‘How’s Heath?’ I said, ‘He’s breathtaking. He’s going to be astounding.’ I could tell just working for five minutes with him.”

Ledger was 28 at the time of his death. He would have turned 30 in April.

Tuesday night Spike TV will air its Spike TV Scream Awards 2008, a cooler alternative to more high-brow ceremonies such as the Oscars or Golden Globes.

The event honors the horror, comic book, sci fi and fantasy elements of Hollywood productions.

The awards were held Saturday night at L.A.’s Greek Theater, and attendees included Kristen Bell, AnnaLynne McCord, Gary Oldman, Liv Tyler, Seann William Scott, Stan Lee, Tim Burton, George Lucas, Marilyn Manson, Wes Craven, Billy Corgan, the Osbournes and Rob and Sheri Moon Zombie.

Burton, Craven and Lucas were given lifetime achievement awards. Winners will be announced during Tuesday night’s telecast beginning at 9 p.m.