Bulldozers flattened the home of another Slumdog Millionaire actor in the Garib Nagar section of Mumbai, India. According to the Associated Press, 9-year-old Rubina Ali, who played Freida Pinto’s character as a young street orphan, is homeless after city officials demolished her parents’ shanty home. "I’m feeling bad," Ali told the AP. " I’m thinking about where to sleep." Last week, the home of Ali’s young costar Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail was also leveled, in a similar government effort to clean up the slum.

Dan Aykroyd says that the long-awaited Ghostbusters III may start shooting this winter, with all the original cast members returning, including Sigourney Weaver. But a spokesperson for Sony, which will distribute the film, politely says that Aykroyd may have jumped the gun a little. "We couldn’t be more excited about the way the new Ghostbusters film is coming together, but at this point we are focused on a great screenplay," the spokesperson tells EW. "I can’t comment on specific casting choices because we don’t have a finished script. We love Dan’s enthusiasm and his support, and while we are making progress, we are still just in development on this project." In an interview with the Los Angeles Times, Aykroyd essentially confirmed what EW reported from the ShoWest convention in April — that the franchise film is expected to feature a "new generation" of ghostbusters. The Office scribes Gene Stupnitskyand Lee Eisenberg are writing the screenplay. (Additional reporting by Nicole Sperling)

It’s official: Gossip Girl star Chace Crawford has been cast in the lead role in the anticipated remake of Footloose, Paramount announced today, confirming news that EW had previously reported. The role recently became available when Zac Efron bowed out. Footloose will be directed by High School Musical maestro Kenny Ortega. Paramount still hasn’t signed its female lead, though sources tell EW that several actresses — such as Hayden Panettiere and Julianne Hough — have been under consideration. (Reporting by Nicole Sperling)

Two of Martin Luther King Jr.’s children have expressed their opposition to the MLK biopic announced Tuesday by DreamWorks and producer Steven Spielberg, according to the AP. DreamWorks described the project as the first movie to be authorized by King’s estate. However, two of King’s children, Bernice King and Martin Luther King III, said the deal was struck by sibling Dexter King without their input. Dexter is the chairman and chief executive officer of the King estate. Bernice and Martin said they would be taking immediate legal action. A DreamWorks representative, contacted by EW, declined to comment other than to say that she doesn’t believe the siblings’ dispute will affect the film’s production.