Showtime bought a new drama series about a no-frills gym in 1970's Venice Beach, Calif., which will star Arnold Schwarzenegger in a recurring role,The Washington Post reported Wednesday. The project, titled Pump, traces the origin of the present-day fitness industry and culture of body worship to a single 1,000-square-foot concrete room on Pacific Avenue, a gym called Pump. Schwarzenegger was brought in to the project after the original creator brought the idea to Two and a Half Men executive producers Eric and Kim Tannenbaum, who invited the former bodybuilder and California governor to join the series.

Kaitlyn Leeb showed up to the San Diego Comic Con 2012 fest promoting her role in the new film "Total Recall." Her prosthetic costume of three breasts made her an Internet sensation overnight. Although Leeb's look was only for the film, images of the Toronto model have been a hot search on the web, 77% of those searchers being men.

From an overgrown Power Ranger to a scantily clad female Joker, Comic Con 2012 has indeed brought in its share of notable costumes. However, there was one three-piece in particular that caught the eyes of many.

Sony's held a panel at Comic Con 2012 with the film's main cast and presented a sneak preview of their upcoming movie "Total Recall."Farrell was on the stage, along with film director Len Wiseman and actors Bryan Cranston, Jessica Biel, and Kate Beckinsale, who is also Wiseman's wife. When Farrell was asked the biggest difference between the original, a 1990 classic starring Arnold Schwarzenegger and the remake he stars in, he answered: "The biggest difference with this incarn...