The Lost actor’s pilot Intelligence just received a series order at CBS for next season. He’ll play an agent at the “US Cyber Command” who has a microchip implanted in his brain that allows him to access the entire electromagnetic spectrum (so he gets free WiFi wherever he goes, at the very least).

The project, from Empire State writer Michael Seitzman, is bound to draw comparisons to J.J. Abrams’ new Fox series Almost Human, which chronicles an android police officer. (source)

How awesome is this!? Looking forward to seeing Josh on a regular basis on my screen again.

Battle of the Year is an international dance crew tournament that attracts all the best teams from around the world, but the Americans haven’t won in fifteen years. Los Angeles Hip Hop mogul Dante (Alonso) wants to put the country that started the Sport back on top. He enlists his hard-luck friend Blake (Holloway), who was a championship basketball coach, to coach his team. Armed with the theory that the right coach can make any team champions, they assemble a Dream Team of all the best dancers across the country. With only three months until Battle of the Year, Blake has to use every tactic he knows to get twelve talented individuals to come together as a team if they’re going to bring the Trophy back to America where it started. (< ahref="http://www.comingsoon.net/news/movienews.php?id=104067" target="_blank">source)

The film follows an elite DEA task force that deals with the world’s deadliest drug cartels. Specializing in complex mobile operations, the team executes a tactical raid on a cartel safe house. What looks to be a typical raid turns out to be an elaborate theft operation, pre-planned by the DEA squad. After hiding millions in stolen cash, the team believes their secret is safe – until someone begins assassinating them one by one.

The original screenplay for Ten arrives from Skip Woods (X-Men Origins: Wolverine, A Good Day to Die Hard). Bill Block, Paul Hanson, Joe Roth, Palak Patel and Al Ruddy will serve as producers. Alex Ott of Ayer’s Crave Films is executive producer. (source)

Here’s a description of the movie:

With compelling characters and vibrant dance sequences, “Battle of the Year” is set in the international world of B-boying – the urban dance more commonly known as “breakdancing.”

Unforgettable images frame the intimate stories of an all-star American dance crew who, with the help of their tough coach (Josh Holloway), struggle to reach their dreams despite being misunderstood by society and even their own families. Their lives collide in France where their skills are put to the ultimate test: the “Battle of the Year” finals, with crews from 18 nations vying for the title of World Champion.

The film features electrifying dance performances and astonishing displays of power and grace, showing how a street dance from New York has evolved into an inspiring art form for a new generation around the world. (source)

Josh Holloway will join Liam Hemsworth, Harrison Ford, Gary Oldman, Amber Heard, and more in the thriller Paranoia

Hemsworth stars as “a blue-collar guy who is blackmailed by his boss into spying on a rival company” in Paranoia. According to Variety, an FBI agent who investigates the shady corporate dealings, paying particular attention to Hemsworth. Lucas Till, Embeth Davidtz, Julian McMahon, and Richard Dreyfuss co-star. That’s a solid cast, especially with the addition of Holloway, who has surprisingly yet to become the superstar I expected him to be after Lost. But the anticipation is dampened when one sees Robert Luketic (Killers) is directing. Paranoia is scheduled for release on September 27, 2013. (source)

• Mission Accepted
• Heating Up In Dubai
• Vancouver Fisticuffs
• Impossible Missions
• The Sandstorm
• Props
• Deleted Scenes with optional commentary by director Brad Bird
• Including an Alternate Opening

The three-disc set picks up a second Blu-ray Disc solely for bonus features. All the following bonus features are included in this set, with any not included in the two-disc set being exclusive here.

• Mission Accepted
• Suiting Up In Prague
• Heating Up In Dubai
• Vancouver Fisticuffs

• Impossible Missions
• The Russian Prison
• Shooting in IMAX
• Art Department
• A Roll of Film
• Life Masks
• Stepping into the Storm
• The Sandstorm
• Dubai Car Crash
• Lens on the Burj
• Props
• Composer
• Deleted Scenes with optional commentary by director Brad Bird
• Including an Alternate Opening
• Trailers

(source)

Inspired by the award-winning documentary, Planet B Boy, the film is about an all-star American b-boy crew training to compete in France at the Battle of the Year (BOTY) International Championships. After a decade of defeat, the crew and their coach must go up against the best and greatest b-boys in the world: the Koreans, the Russians and the French who have dominated the original American dance form for the last 10 years.

Beau Flynn, Tripp Vinson and Amy Lo are producing the project.

Following a brief shoot in Los Angeles, the film will continue production in Montpellier, France. (source)

Five is a five-part series of short films that takes a humorous look at dealing with breast cancer. From executive producer Marta Kauffman (Friends), the series will feature episodes directed by Jennifer Aniston, Patty Jenkins (Monster), Penelope Spheeris (Wayne’s World), Demi Moore and Alicia Keys. Ginnifer Goodwin (Once Upon a Time) stars, along with Jeanne Tripplehorn (Big Love), Patricia Clarkson (Friends With Benefits), Rosario Dawson (Zookeeper) and Lyndsy Fonseca (Nikita), as a woman dealing with breast cancer, as well as everyday life. The all-star cast also includes Josh Holloway, Jennifer Morrison, Taylor Kinney, Bob Newhart, Annie Potts, Tony Shalhoub, Jeffrey Tambor and Tracee Ellis Ross.

You can learn more about this project at mylifetime.com

Josh will appear in the first film premiering on October 10:

CHARACTER: Charlotte’s Husband
Directed by Demi Moore and written by Stephen Godchaux, “Five’s” opening film, Charlotte, takes place the night man first walks on the moon in July 1969, when a young Pearl (Ava Acres) is more concerned about why her family is not letting her see her mother, Charlotte (Ginnifer Goodwin), who lies in her bedroom dying from breast cancer. Charlotte also stars Jeanne Tripplehorn, Josh Holloway, Annie Potts, Jennifer Morrison and Bob Newhart.