The full trailer for “The Social Network” has been released! You can watch it below.

A second teaser trailer for “The Social Network” has just been released! The movie will be out in theaters on October 1, 2010!

Aaron Sorkin (“The West Wing,” Charlie Wilson’s War) penned the script based on Ben Mezrich’s novel “The Accidental Billionaires,” focusing on the evolution of Facebook from its 2004 creation on the Harvard campus by sophomore Mark Zuckerberg to a juggernaut with more than 200 million members.

The film will be released in theaters on October 1, 2010!

Forget celebrity bad boys like Eliot Spitzer, Tiki Barber, Jesse James and Tiger Woods. Fidelity in every-day relationships seems to be a hot topic in films these days, from Date Night to micro-indies like Breaking Upwards and The Freebie. Add Dana Adam Shapiro’s feature directing debut Monogamy to the list. The low-budget indie-financed film debuts April 24 at the Tribeca Film Festival (Submarine is selling). Check the exclusive clip at Indie Wire.

The feature debut of journalist/novelist/documentarian Dana Adam Shapiro (Murderball), Monogamy was co-written by Shapiro and Evan M. Wiener and filmed on the Red camera in 22 days around Brooklyn and Manhattan. Thanks to producer Tom Heller (Precious) and casting director Billy Hopkins, Shapiro was able to land Chris Messina (Julie & Julia) and Rashida Jones (I Love You Man) to play an engaged couple who are forced to re-examine their relationship after the wedding photographer takes on a side gig to shoot from afar a mysterious blonde (Weeds’ Meital Dohan) as she poses—increasingly provocatively—in various public Manhattan locations.

His reaction to the woman throws his future marriage into new relief, says Shapiro: “He’s struggling with, ‘Am I going to be able to be a good husband over a lifetime with this person?’”

View the film clip at Indie Wire

Whether you love it or, uh… hate it, “Glee” shows no signs of stopping in its full-scale pop culture invasion. Even “Late Night with Jimmy Fallon” caught Glee Fever in February when Jimmy aired the first installment of his “Glee” parody, “6-Bee.”

On April 8, the “6-Bee” glee club met their match: the cast of NBC’s “Parks and Recreation,” who had even (gasp!) appropriated Fallon’s in-house band, The Roots. The almost ten-minute parody also featured “SNL” favorites Fred Armison and Abby Elliott.

Our favorite part was watching a visibly pregnant Amy Poehler in a dance-off against the Slushie-drenched Jimmy Fallon. We also loved getting to see Rashida Jones show off her musical chops. But where was Aziz Ansari? What a jazzhole.

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