Unfortunately, it seems like the rumours about Geena entering Criminal Minds are just that – rumours. At the CM fan site “Criminal Minds Fanatic”, the show’s producer Ed Bernero states in a letter/email that Geena is _not_ a part of their future plans. Oh well.

Rumours are that Geena is about to take a place in the series “Criminal Minds”. According to TVGuide’s Ausiello, Shemar Moore told TV critics at the CBS Press Tour that Geena Davis has emerged as the one to take the lead on the psychological crime drama. We can’t wait to hear the rest of this..!

If you are residing in or nearby Toronto, you have a golden opportunity to win a two-disc version of The Fly – containing never-before-seen extras, including alternate endings and a documentary covering all three stages of The Fly production: lava, pupa and metamorphosis.

insidetoronto.com has two copies of The Fly to give away. To enter The Fly contest, people must e-mail their names, complete addresses, daytime telephone numbers and the answer to this skill-testing question: Who directed The Fly? by August 12. See insidetoronto.com for rules and more information. Good luck!

A little while back, rumours started buzzing about Samuel L. Jackson planning a follow-up to The Long Kiss Goodnight – this time without Geena, whose character would be killed off before the movie starts. How can that be an interesting movie, huh? ;) Today, AHN brings the news of A League of Their Own director Penny Marshall being involved in the planning of two new baseball related movies; one on the Baseball Hall of Fame’s first woman inductee, and the other project being a documentary about the Negro leagues.

And speaking of baseball movies; the fanlisting for A League of Their Own is now located here at Geena-Davis.net! Expect more content to be added to it soon, like screencaps, fanart, trivia and more.

Please visit ABC News for a nearly 5 minutes long interview with Geena, celebrating the 35th Anniversary of Title IX. Listen to her telling about her own experience with sports, and of course about “Geena Takes Aim” – and also a new report on gender representation in college sports.