Despite predictions of a ratings disaster, it certainly seems like a lot of people were watching the Academy Awards last night, although the final numbers still have yet to be released. The day before that, the Independent Spirit Award winners were also announced and provided a nice counterpoint. Other than that, it was a long week of Watchmen hype for the most part, with some noteworthy trailers released for Judd Apatow’s Funny People and Transformers: Revenge of the Fallen. Also, the new Devastator from Transformers 2 was revealed courtesy of the Hasbro toy, Jackie Chan’s latest film will be banned in much of mainland China, and Scarlett Johannson is rumoured to be taking over for Emily Blunt in Iron Man 2. Check out these stories and more below.

Top Headlines

• Full List of 2009 Oscar Winners
• Watchmen Director’s Cut Coming to Theatres
• Schwarzenegger and Trejo Join The Expendables
• 2009 Independent Spirit Award Winners
• Robert Rodriguez to Write and Direct Nerverackers
• Will Clark to Direct Pride and Predator
• Screenplay Junkie #7: I Heart Script Girl

New Trailers

• Transformers 2: Revenge of the Fallen
• Funny People
• S. Darko
• I Love You, Beth Cooper
• Super Capers
• Battle for Terra

Some Stories We Didn’t Cover

• First Look at the New Devastator from Transformers 2
• Arnold Might Not Be in The Expendables?
• Ricky Gervais This Side of the Truth Renamed and Delayed
• Mystery Science Theater 3000 Guys Go on Tour
• The Middle Man Gets Canceled
• Linda Hamilton Doing Voiceovers for T4
• New Judge Dredd Concept Art
• Stephen Gaghan to Adapt Dead Spy Running
• Tupac Biopic Goes to Court
• Jackie Chan’s Latest Film Too Violent for China
• Paul Rudd Starring in Dinner for Schmucks
• Jeffrey Dean Morgan in The Losers
• Jason Voorhees Attacked at Friday the 13th Party
• Hindus Upset By James Cameron’s Avatar
• Zac Efron and The Rock to Star in Jonny Quest Movie?
• People Under The Stairs Remake Moves Forward
• ScarJo as Black Widow in Iron Man 2?
• Marc Forster to Direct Kurt Cobain Biopic?
• Statistics Prove That Oscars Are Getting Less Mainstream
• First Photos from Jim Jarmusch’s Limits of Control