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Coens Speak Yiddish: Joel and Ethan Coen reteam with their No Country for Old Men producer Scott Rudin to adapt Michael Chabon's brilliant The Yiddish Policeman's Union, about a murder investigation in an alternate-history Jewish settlement in Alaska. And just like that, everything else on the Most Awaited List gets knocked down a rung. [Variety]

Yo, Joe: As the WGA strike draws to a close, it seems only appropriate to post one last piece of G.I. Joe news, in tribute to the movie whose epic saga of C-list casting kept this column going while so many more interesting and noteworthy movies stalled with unfinished scripts. Today in G.I. Joe, the unfortunate David Murray vacates the role of masked villain Destro owing to visa issues and is hurriedly replaced with Christopher Eccleston. [IESB]

See Jane Run: Hollywood doesn’t care that you don’t like Thomas Jane, have never paid to see Thomas Jane, and barely know who Thomas Jane is. To Hollywood, you are the disease, and the only cure is more Thomas Jane. The latest dose of medicine is the action thriller Run, which seems to involve Jane as an Interpol agent in Argentina, tons of car chases (cars provided by BMW!), and direction by John McTiernan, a filmmaker you haven’t cared about in almost a decade. [Variety]