And I Will Always Love You… until a fresher version comes out 20 years later. Deadline.com is reporting that Warner Brothers has green lit a remake of its massive 1992 hit film, “The Bodyguard,” which starred Whitney Houston and Kevin Costner. A story then about a Secret Service agent assigned to a singer — who, of course, falls in love with him — it’s being remade into a tale about a soldier back from Iraq that’s assigned to protect a singer. Indications are that the pair will fall in love. Throwing a wrench into the original story, aside from the war-tinge, is the advent of technology, which makes it harder to protect the secrecy of a celebrity. Perhaps this is one celebrity who doesn’t tweet herself. No word on who might get cast. The studio is looking to launch a new singer into the stratosphere with the film — Houston was a star, but became a veritable megastar after this film. Rihanna has begun to act, and Jennifer Hudson already has an Academy Award. Katy Perry has dabbled in TV, and Lady Gaga has said that she sees herself in movies one day. Read more: HuffPost

A California amputee is pleading for the return of his brand new, $7,500 prosthetic leg, which he’d had customized in support of his beloved Oakland Raiders football team. Oakland resident Darryl Turner, who lost a leg in 1985 motorcycle accident, says a thief stole the prosthesis from his gated front yard on Saturday almost two weeks ago. Turner just received the new, custom-fit leg in December, and can’t wear his old one as it no longer fits and causes abrasions.  When he realized the leg was stolen, Turner wrote a letter to local television KTVU for help publicizing his plea for his leg’s return. He says he cannot afford to replace the limb and his Medicare insurance covers only one new leg every three years. But since he publicized his ordeal, three prosthetics companies so far have stepped up to say they’d like to donate a replacement, according to KTVU. Read more: Mail Online

CBS announced that, in the wake of his withering attacks on “Two And A Half Men” creator Chuck Lorre, they are canceling production on the rest of the show’s season. “Based on the totality of Charlie Sheen’s statements, conduct and condition, CBS and Warner Bros. Television have decided to discontinue production of Two and a Half Men for the remainder of the season,” a statement from the studio and network read. Just Wednesday, the network announced that Sheen had returned to work and that they would film four new episodes. The show had taken a hiatus as Sheen headed to rehab, though he argued with the network over the decision — and the pay the cast and crew were missing out on. Read more:HuffPost

The Saudi national accused of plotting to blow up the home of George W Bush wrote a string of chilling emails, notes and a blog calling for jihad on America, it has been revealed. Khalid Ali-M Aldawsari, 20, is said to have come to the US. and bought chemicals and materials specifically to wage holy war on U.S. soil and kill the former President. When investigators raided his home in Lubbock, Texas, they found a journal which suggested he had been planning an attack on the U.S. since he was in high school. Read more: Mail Online

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Putting on a bright face at work could leave you feeling miserable. Workers who fake a smile to keep their customers and colleagues happy could be making themselves depressed. A new study says that fake smiling on the job actually worsens a person’s mood and could even cut work productivity. However, workers who are genuinely happy and smile as a result of positive thoughts like a upcoming holiday or a memorable family occasion improve their mood, withdraw less and are more efficient at work. The research contradicts the policies of many firms whose customer-facing staff are instructed to appear cheery at all times. Read more: Daily Mail

It’s clearly what left a lasting scar: that she never said she was sorry. John Wayne Bobbitt, the man who became a household name in 1993 when his wife Lorena cut off his unmentionable, appeared on The View this morning to talk about his life 17 years on. Trusting women is still hard, he said. But as for the one question that everyone wanted to know, he had good news: Yes, everything works fine. ‘We got some good doctors today,’ he said with a smile. In fact, the penis now works so well that Mr Bobbitt went  on to star in two pornographic films. He was invited on the ABC show as part of a running Where Are They Now? series. Read more: Daily Mail

WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama condemned violence in Libya as outrageous and unacceptable and said he would dispatch Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton to Geneva for international talks aimed at stopping the bloodshed. He said he directed his administration to prepare a “full range of options” to pressure Libyan leader Moammar Gadhafi’s regime to halt attacks against Libyans as violent clashes spread throughout the North African country. He said the options included possible sanctions that the U.S. could take with its allies as well as steps it might take by itself. Obama, with Clinton at his side, made the announcements Wednesday in his first public comments on the fierce unrest sweeping Libya in the aftermath of uprisings in neighboring Egypt and Tunisia. The week-old protests in Libya have been met by a far more brutal response from militiamen loyal to  Read more: MSNBC