Superman is turning back time again.

Warner Bros. has moved up the global release date for Superman Returns, director Bryan Singer’s hotly anticipated re-imagining of the Man of Steel, from Friday, June 30 to Wednesday, June 28 to boost the blockbuster’s chances at the box office over the Fourth of July holiday, the studio confirmed Wednesday.

By unspooling Superman Returns with midnight screenings on that Wednesday, nearly a week before Independence Day, Warner hopes to give the film a jump on the competition, namely Disney’s upcoming sequel, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, opening Friday, July 7. - Yahoo

We have to set up a movie outing for this!

Yahoo Inc. (Nasdaq:YHOO - news) is reprogramming its online video service so it’s more like YouTube.com, an Internet upstart that has amassed a large audience during the past year with a free Web service that encourages people to post and share homemade clips.

Under the changes unveiled Thursday, Yahoo will store homemade videos on its own site for the first time as it attempts to build a platform for people to browse and rate the clips. The videos will be separated into different categories, including a section devoted to the most-watched selections.

Those features mirror YouTube, which has become the Web’s most popular video channel since a pair of twentysomething technology whizzes started the San Mateo, Calif.-based company a year ago. - Yahoo

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What’s left of Nick Lachey six months after the breakup of his marriage to Jessica Simpson? Plenty, it seems. The singer – while managing to escape the attention of the press – has been dating stylist Kim Kardashian for the past month, sources tell PEOPLE.

What’s the attraction? Friends point out that Lachey, 32, and Kardashian, 25 – who met at a party for Arizona Cardinals quarterback Matt Leinart last month – have at least one thing in common: failed marriages. Kardashian, whose father is the late O.J. Simpson trial attorney Robert Kardashian, divorced music producer Damon Thomas in 2004. - People

Directed by Richard Linklater and starring Greg Kinnear, Ethan Hawke, Patricia Arquette and Wilmer Valderrama. Based on the book by Eric Schlosser.