"Zombieland" To Be a TV Series Soon?

A TV series based on the hit movie Zombie land may be on the drawing board. The success of AMC's The Walking Dead series has inspired FOX to consider making a sitcom out of Zombieland.

A sequel to the film has been in the words for moths, although its director Ruben Fleischer doesn't believe it will go through now. The film's writers, Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, have already been asked to participate in the project. They had previously discussed the possibility of a series in 2010. "If you watch the movie with that in mind, you will see some remnants of the television show," said Reese. "We have the 'Zombie Kill of the Week,' which was always intended to happen every week. The movie ends on a cliffhanger; it doesn't have a real resolution. [The movie's ending] is just our guys driving off into the sunset for some new adventures. That's because , that's how the television pilot ended."

PROTECTION FROM PAPARAZZI

Jennifer Aniston, who has widely known for her role in the hit TV series friends. Has been named as the force behind a new state law in California, which will restrict the paparazzi in 2010 and beyond.

According to the Los Angeles Times, the new law allows for civil penalties against members of the paparazzi and media outlets that sell and buy unlawfully obtained photographs and video footage of people, including celebrities and their families.

Aniston told Times, "There have to be some boundaries. When you have children in the car and the photographers are rushing you, it's just absolutely out of control. Its become a public safety issue. Somebody's going to die if we don't do something."

The measure was signed into law in October by California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger.