New York, NY -- Here's one for the record books: Regis Philbin has been inducted into the "Guinness Book Of World Records" as the person who has logged the most hours on camera -- 15,188 as of Friday (Aug. 20). Philbin has been a TV staple since 1958.

CULVER CITY, Calif. -- "Chicago" director Rob Marshall is heading to Japan for his next movie. The Oscar winner will helm the film version of "Memoirs Of A Geisha," which will star "Last Samurai's" Ken Watanabe and "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon" ladies Michelle Yeoh and Zhang Ziyi.

MIAMI -- You've seen the commercials featuring Superman and Jerry Seinfeld. Now you can discuss their implications. On October 21, entertainment experts will be meeting in Miami to study successful "advertainment campaigns," and will focus specifically on the Seinfeld-Superman spots for American Express.

LOS ANGELES -- From "Married With Children" to single with kinks: David Faustino, who played "Bud Bundy" on the raunchy early '90s sitcom, will make an appearance in the upcoming indie movie "10 Attitudes" as a straight actor whose girlfriend wants to see him get it on with a guy. The film will be released by Ariztical Entertainment Group.

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