Adult Swim has renewed comedy series Childrens Hospital for a fourth season with a 14-episode order according to a report on Deadline.com.
The current third season of Childrens Hospital has been winning its Thursday midnight time slot in all key demos, including 18-49 and 18-34. Based on the Webby–winning online series which launched on TheWB.com in 2008, the Warner Bros. TV-distributed Childrens Hospital is a twisted take on network medical dramas and explores the emotional struggles and sexual politics of a group of doctors. In addition to Corddry, the series co-stars Malin Akerman, Lake Bell, Erinn Hayes, Rob Huebel, Ken Marino, Megan Mullally and Henry Winkler. Corddry & Wain are with WME and Principato-Young; Stern with Principato-Young.
Malin Akerman is set to be a guest judge on this upcoming season of “Project Runway”! No word on when the episode will air – but we will keep you posted when its announced!
Lifetime’s Project Runway kicks off its ninth season Thursday, July 28 at 9/8c. Episodes will maintain their 90-minute format, with Christina Ricci (Pan Am), Zoe Saldana (Avatar), and Malin Akerman (Watchmen) set to serve as guest judges.
Malin Akerman and the cast of “Children’s Hospital” will be in attendance at a special panel for the show at the 2011 Comic-Con convention!
They will appearing the first day of the convention, Friday, July 22nd!
Children’s Hospital (Adult Swim): Attending are Rob Corddry, Jonathan Stern, Malin Akerman, Lake Bell, Erinn Hayes, Rob Huebel and Megan Mullally.
Today, May 12th is Malin Akerman’s 33rd birthday! Malin Akerman Source would like to wish Malin a wonderful day today! 
James Marsden and Malin Akerman are reuniting on screen, and they’ll probably get to make out this time around. The “27 Dresses” co-stars did not play romantic partners in the 2008 Katherine Heigl rom-com, but as Screen Daily reports today, the two will co-star in another romantic comedy, “Something for Your Birthday”. Parlay Films will be in Cannes to sell international rights.
TV director Michael Engler makes his directorial debut on the project, from a screenplay by Susan Walter. Akerman stars as a fashion designer who struggles to maintain a successful career and love life after turning 30.
Marsden, as charming and likable as he is, should have a better career than the one he has. After breaking out playing teenagers in films like “Gossip” and “Disturbing Behavior” over a decade ago, Marsden has struggled for leading man status, with “27 Dresses” perhaps his most commercially successful star turn, though he was part of the ensemble (and criminally underused) of Bryan Singer’s original “-Men” trilogy. He’ll head to New Mexico next month to film indie drama “As Cool as I Am” opposite Claire Danes. Akerman is a bit busier, currently filming “Medallion” opposite Nicholas Cage and recently landing a plum role opposite Tom Cruise in “Rock of Ages”.
Malin Akerman, who will be seen in the upcoming motion pictures “Medallion,” “Wanderlust” and “Bang Bang Club,” has been cast in the Warner Bros./New Line feature film Rock of Ages, according to Deadline.com.
Akerman will play the role of journalist Constance, who plans to write an expose on rocker Stacee Jaxx (Tom Cruise). She and Cruise will duet on the Foreigner song “I Want To Know What Love Is.”
Adam Shankman will direct and choreograph the film, which, according to a previous Variety report, will begin shooting May 19 in Florida.
The film will also feature Russell Brand as Lonny, Diego González Boneta as Drew, Alec Baldwin as Dennis, Tom Cruise as Stacee Jaxx, Julianne Hough as Sherrie Christian, Mary J. Blige as Justice, Paul Giamatti as the manager of the rock band, Bryan Cranston as The Mayor and Catherine Zeta-Jones as the wife of the mayor. The motion picture, based on the Broadway musical of the same name, will arrive in movie theatres around the country June 1, 2012.
Bleeding Cool has confirmed with the film’s producers that Jim Sturgess and Malin Akerman are attached to star in Wildwood Inn, the directorial debut of actor Christopher McDonald.
You’ll most likely know McDonald from Requiem For a Dream, Sturgess starred (and was superb) in Julie Taymor’s Across the Universe, and Akerman was in Watchmen. Two out of three ‘aint bad.
The script for Wildwood Inn was written by Jon & Lisa Vandergriff. Here’s its logline: “When two young couples dissatisfied with their marriages discover they both stay in the same mountain cabin each year, at alternate times, they begin to explore relationships outside of their marriage via the cabin’s welcome journal.”
So, it’s a bit like The Lake House but without the supernatural goings on? Sure sounds like it.
Lots about the film is still under wraps, including the names of the two other leads.
UPDATE: Jim Sturgess’ reps have told us that he is not attached to the project, despite the film’s producers yesterday telling me – plain and simply – that he is “attached”. Something somewhere has gotten lost in translation, but I can assure you it wasn’t at Bleeding Cool’s end of the line.
So, to clarify: The producers say Jim is attached; his publicity representative says that he is not.