Sony Hacking Scandal Reveals 'Ghostbusters' Reboot News

The recent Sony hacking scandal is certainly revealing lots of shocking Hollywood details and despite its seediness, we're getting info on some projects we've been wondering about. Namely, the Ghostbusters reboot.

Over at the Daily Beast, they reveal the (alleged) content of emails between Amy Pascal, co-chairman of Sony Pictures Entertainment and original Ghostbusters director/producer, Ivan Reitman regarding casting considerations for the reboot.

Also, there's a more yucky-feeling email from David Steinberg, head of Sony Pictures Entertainment’s legal department, to Leah Weil, SPE’s general counsel. This particular one from October 31, 2013 reveals potential legal action against Bill Murray due to his reluctance to star in the female-centric film. Because of course he's totally obligated to be in that film, right? No.

Here is the content of the Bill Murray email:

'American Horror Story: Coven,' 'Gravity' and 'Orphan Black' Grab Golden Globe Nominations

The nominees for the 71st Annual Golden Globes were just announced and there were not only some notable nods but also some snubs when it came to the broad realm of the paranormal.

We were especially excited to see that "American Horror Story: Coven" was not only nominated for "Best Miniseries or Television Movie" but also, Jessica Lange was nominated for her role as Fiona Goode in the "Best Actress, Television Movie or Mini-Series" category.

Hey wait! No mention of "The Walking Dead?" Where was "Game of Thrones?" No nomination for Peter Dinklage's "Tyrion Lannister" or David Morrissey's "Phil/Brian/Governor" role? Who else didn't or did make the list? Let's break this down further...