James was seen attending the Moca 30th Anniversary Gala in Moca in Los Angeles, California with friend, Ahna O’Reilly. She looks great in her green dress and so does he in a gray suit. Photos are now added in the gallery.

Remember that the first episode where James will guest star is on November 20!

· He’s dressed all in black. This suggests he harbors dark secrets.
· He’s emerging from a room of some sort. Possibly a room at General Hospital, hinting at potential illness.
· He’s looking at something. This means: a) Franco probably isn’t blind, and b) Franco is in Port Charles to see someone or something.
· Franco shows neither excitement nor sadness in this picture. Clinicians refer to this state as “sexy catatonia.”

Source: Movie Line

Here’s a video of James making fun of his own Gucci video. Thanks to Funnyordie.com

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So what’s happened to the “Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark” musical on Broadway, now just a few months away from opening?

“It’s still a $45 million mess,” says an insider who confirmed that Jim Stern and a group of investors including Norton Herrick are supposedly coming in as angels to save the day.

Will this show be happening? “Yes, definitely,” says my source, who knows as much as anyone. “It’s too good not to.”

But in the meantime, “Spider Man” — directed by Julie Taymor with music by U2 — is sort of drifting. “They had just enough money to get the theater ready. That’s what’s going on right now, preparations. But they don’t have the money to really start beyond that. They’re just waiting.”

Five months remain — short months for a big show — to get “Spider-Man” ready for action. Come on, money guys, the ball is in your…web! And Evan Rachel Wood (who will play Mary Jane) isn’t getting any younger!

If you see a dickhead on the street this Halloween, chances are it could be James Franco. Erin Overbey reports on Franco’s New Yorker Festival appearance over the weekend:

“‘What’s it like being a stoner icon?,’ Lauren Collins asked James Franco, last night at the Cedar Lake Theatre. ‘You know, people think I’m stoned anyway,’ Franco replied. ‘I don’t mind. People think you’re a stoner, they think you’re a fun, nice guy.’

The conversation moved to biopics. Franco has starred in several, including ‘James Dean’ (a TV movie) and ‘Milk,’ and he will play the poet Allen Ginsberg in the soon-to-be-released ‘Howl.’ After a clip from ‘Milk’ was shown, Franco admitted that he still had the prosthetic penis he wore in the film, and that he’d actually made a mask out of it for another film.”

Asked if there was someone else he was dying to play, the actor mentioned that he had bought the rights to Hart Crane’s ‘The Broken Tower.’ Crane was gay and committed suicide at sea in 1932. “The Broken Tower”, one of his final poems, (and also the name of a biography of the poet by Paul Mariani), was written following a heterosexual affair, after which he continued sleeping with men.