Joey's probably available
Courteney Cox says it’s possible that the Friends gang may reunite for a one-off show. "I can see us coming back together," says Cox. "Not a reunion, but, 'What are the friends doing this Thanksgiving?'" She continued, "Monica and Chandler would come in from the country with their two kids. I think their story is continuing, even if we're not watching." Cox is in talks with HBO to star in a new series called Rehab, written by actor/director Nick Cassavetes.

Shocker: Farrell tops bachelor poll
Colin Farrell, currently shooting the big-screen adaptation of Miami Vice, has been named Most Eligible Bachelor by US magazine. His Vice co-star Jamie Foxx ranked fifth while Desperate Housewives' Jesse Metcalfe came second, Orlando Bloom ranked third and perpetual bachelor George Clooney ranked fourth.


Yum
Coldplay frontman Chris Martin has been named the world's sexiest vegetarian by PETA. (Martin and wife Gwyneth Paltrow follow a vegan diet.) A PETA spokesperson said: "Martin and Paltrow are known for their love of vegan cuisine." The pair even gave daughter Apple a vegan birthday cake. Singer Joss Stone came second in the poll, followed by David Duchovny, Tobey Maguire, Prince and Alicia Silverstone.

Nicole gets snatched
Nicole Kidman is set to star in a remake of Invasion of the Body Snatchers (versions of the story were filmed in 1956 and in 1978). The Warner Bros. release, led by German director Oliver Hirschbiegel and written by Dave Kajganich, will center on Kidman's character who uncovers a conspiracy in a small town where the inhabitants’ personalities seem to be changing. Shooting is scheduled to begin in October.

Bale and Zahn climb on board
Christian Bale (Batman Begins) and Steve Zahn (Sahara) are set to star in Werner Herzog's Rescue Dawn. The independent film tells the real-life story of U.S. fighter pilot Dieter Dengler, a German-American shot down and captured in Laos during the Vietnam War. Dengler (to be played by Bale), organized a death-defying escape for a small band of POWs.


Wilson: Still experimenting
In a recent Chicago Sun-Times interview, Owen Wilson, hot off the summer hit Wedding Crashers, in which he plays a womanizing partier who falls in love, spills about his romantic methodology: "I thought I’d be married by the time I was 30 and starting a family, but it just hasn't worked out that way. I guess I want to be sure of my choice, and I didn't realize that I have such a strong, scientific side that demands you must experiment and compare."