Filmmaker Baz Luhrmann has given a whole new meaning to yelling cut on a movie set, by running into an obstacle while filming...and cutting his head. The Moulin Rouge and Strictly Ballroom director took one to the noggin on location in Austrailia where he's shooting the F. Scott Fitzgerald 1920's period piece, which stars Leonardo DiCaprio, Tobey Maguire and Carey Mulligan. According to The Sydney Morning Herald, Gatsby co-producer Anton Monsted says due to "quite a cramped set," Luhrmann "was ducking under the crane and struck his head on the weights on the end of the camera crane.

Mogul Winners & Losers Hey, James Murdoch ... bet you thought you were gonna take over daddy's empire! By Fred Schruers Top Movie Characters ... In Forgettable Movies It's like John Waters says: When you get bored in a movie, you should look at the lamps By Alonso Duralde The Most Fascinating (And Mostly Dead) Characters On TV And they delivered some of the coolest lines! By Tim Molloy & Kimberly Potts Top Wtf?! Moments Snakes on a plane?

In case you've forgotten, here was my list of TV's Top 10 for 2011. 1) "Friday Night Lights" 2) "Breaking Bad" 3) "Downton Abbey" 4) "Parks & Recreation" 5) "Game of Thrones" 6) "Louie" 7) "Justified" 8) "Homeland" 9) "The Vampire Diaries" 10) "The Hour" [Check out the Top 10 video for explanations...] As I said when I posted my Top 10, after the Top 9, there were myriad shows that could have rounded out my list. Click through for my Second 10.

Welcome to Reality TV Roundup -- a quick look at some of the reality TV-centric stories that have recently popped up across the fine, old Interwebs. Click away, my couch potato friends. But before you do... Spoiler Alert! Spoiler Alert! Spoiler Alert! One more time: Spoiler Alert. If you watch "The X Factor," "Survivor," "Top Chef," "Project Accessory" or "America's Next Top Model," the latest elimination for each show is revealed in the text below.

Nothing like doing thousands push-ups to prepare for New Year's Eve, right? That's exactly what Teen Wolf star Tyler Posey is doing to pump himself up to host MTV's New Year's Eve Special alongside popstar Demi Lovato next Saturday, and we've got the video evidence to prove it! You are welcome. We've got your exclusive first look at the MTV New Year's Eve Special promo, featuring a shirtless promise from the teen wolf himself... "I hear if there's a full moon, a certain shirtless werewolf may run through Times Square naked," Posey teases in the promo, while doing push-ups, natch.

The Disney show Shake it Up has Demi Lovato, well, all shaken up. The former Disney teen queen headed to Twitter to vent after seeing a supposed joke about eating disorders on the family comedy…and it wasn't pretty. So what did Lovato have to say? "I could just eat you up, well if I ate" - Disney Chanel's Shake It Up.... What are we promoting here? #notfunnyATALL," Lovato tweeted Friday. And that was just the beginning. "I find it really funny how a company can lose one of their actress' from the pressures of an Eating Disorder and yet still make joke about that very disease...#nice," Lovato went on.

Queen Elizabeth visited her husband Prince Philip in hospital on Saturday morning as he recovered from emergency surgery.The Queen, 85, was joined by her children, Prince Andrew, Princess Anne and Prince Edward, for the 45-minute visit to Papworth hospital in Cambridge, where the 90-year-old Duke was airlifted by helicopter late Friday. He had been suffering from chest pains and was later found to have a blocked artery, which was treated by coronary stenting. Prince Harry and Prince William are not expected to visit.

Even with three new movies entering the market this week, the top of the box office charts looked awfully familiar this Friday. After expanding to 3,448 locations, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol jumped ahead of Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows and Alvin and the Chipmunks: Chipwrecked to claim first place, a position it should be able to hold throughout the remainder of the holiday weekend. The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo was fine in fourth place, while The Adventures of Tintin and We Bought a Zoo were unable to lure family audiences in large numbers. The Top 10 earned over $37 million on Friday, which is just a tad up from the same date in 2005 (the last time Dec. 23 landed on a Friday), and it doesn't look like this batch of movies is going to do a whole lot to end 2011 on a high note.

Production on The Great Gatsby will resume after the start of the new year to give director Baz Luhrmann a chance to recover from an injury he incurred while filming in Australia. According to the Sydney Morning Herald, Luhrmann was directing a scene from the remake that stars Leonard DiCaprio and Tobey Maguire when he bumped into a camera crane. Explained co-producer Anton Monsted, ”We were on quite a cramped set and he was ducking under the crane. He struck his head on the weights on the end of the camera crane. He split open his head and we had to get the doctor.

Exclusive: Marvel Studios has found its Thor 2 director. I’m told that Marvel has set Alan Taylor, who was widely rumored to be on the short list to replace Patty Jenkins. Taylor is an accomplished TV director whose recent credits include Game of Thrones, Boardwalk Empire and Nurse Jackie, and he directed the feature Palookaville. Jenkins got the job but then fell out over differences with Marvel on the sequel. This will put the film back on track to meet its November 15, 2013 release date. The sequel brings back Chris Hemsworth as the hammer-wielding superhero, from a script by Thor co-writer Don Payne. The Kenneth Branagh-directed original grossed $448 million worldwide and launched the star of Hemsworth, who reprised Thor in The Avengers and then played the latter title role opposite Kristen Stewart and Charlize Theron in Snow White and the Huntsman for Universal.