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“Help us, Leo-Wan DiCaprio! You’re our only hope!”

Israeli Vice Premier Shimon Peres reportedly contacted Oscar-nominated actor Leonardo DiCaprio during Leo’s recent trip to Israel with Israeli girlfriend Bar Refaeli, and urged Leo to help promote the stalled Middle East peace process.

Leo reportedly assured Peres that he would be happy to jump-start the process, and mentioned that while he was at it, he’d go ahead and take care of that nasty global warming issue, reduce the Western hemisphere’s reliance on fossil fuels, and get Sanjaya Malakar kicked off “American Idol” in order to end hunger strikes the world over.

Aaron Sorkin sees giant pink robots on Broadway

…and for once, it’s not the hallucinogens talking. We think.

In one of the oddest pairings we’ve seen in quite some time, Sorkin will team up with Flaming Lips frontman Wayne Coyne to turn the Lips’ album Yoshimi Battles the Pink Robots into a Broadway musical:

Sorkin’s reps confirmed on Tuesday (March 20) that the West Wing creator has officially signed on to write the musical’s script. ”Maybe that means they’ll need to build a stage with lots of hallways on it,” joked Coyne of Sorkin’s fondness for walking-and-talking characters. ”It will be a giant tube that’s always moving!” [,,,]

Coyne compares the proposed concept to Terry Gilliam’s dystopian sci-fi movie Brazil. ”There’s the real world and then there’s this fantastical world,” explains Coyne. ”This girl, the Yoshimi character, is dying of something. And these two guys are battling to come visit her in the hospital. And as one of the boyfriends envisions trying to save the girl, he enters this other dimension where Yoshimi is this Japanese warrior and the pink robots are an incarnation of her disease. It’s almost like the disease has to win in order for her soul to survive. Or something like that.”

Hmmmm: beats the hell out of a bunch of singin’ cats, dontcha think?

Bullz-Eye slips camera guy a twenty, gets three questions with “Children of Men” director Alfonso Cuarón

“Children of Men” is the best movie of 2006 that you never saw, and the fact that it wasn’t even nominated for Best Picture, frankly, is appalling. (We’ll bet dollars to donuts that the people behind “The Departed” did a happy dance when they saw that “Children” had been snubbed.) We at Bullz-Eye are proud proponents of the film, and to promote the movie’s release on DVD, we were offered the opportunity to submit questions to “Children of Men” director Alfonso Curaón about the movie’s massive tracking shots (all of which are contained in the videos below), what aspects of the movie’s subject matter appealed to him, and whether or not we’ll see him behind the camera for one of the final “Harry Potter” movies (Curaón directed “Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban”) .

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Also, for the truly inspired, there will be a forum at Amazon.com that discusses the political and social aspects of the film, beginning Monday, March 26 at 9PM EST/6PM PST. You say you want a revolution? Well, you know…

But most importantly: Can it find weed?

Kevin Federline has started his own search engine. No, really.

Bearing a picture of a sunken-cheeked K-Fed looking eerily like Skeletor, the site bears the tagline, “Every time you search the web you stand a chance of winning a prize from Kevin Federline.”

This month’s potential prizes include a K-Fed t-shirt, two unwanted pregnancies, multiple stints in rehab, and an early end to an extremely promising career.

So long, pinhead…and I mean that in the best possible way.

Calvert DeForest – also known as Larry “Bud” Melman – is dead.

Yes, I know, Letterman once showed a retrospective of DeForest’s work on his show, only to have it end with DeForest coming out on the stage and shouting, “I’m not dead, you pinhead!” Would that he’d do the same thing this time. There isn’t any official news report on this yet, but Mark Evanier has posted the news on his site, based on a report from Don “Donz” Giller on the David Letterman newsgroup…and, honestly, I don’t think Evanier would’ve posted it if he didn’t believe it to be 100% true. Too bad. DeForest has been retired since 2003, but his face is one that you know the second you see it.

Letterman came down with a case of stomach flu and didn’t host “The Late Show” last night, but count on him paying tribute to DeForest as soon as he returns.

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