We’re being told that Channing Tatum (Fighting, G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra, Public Enemies) has been cast in The Pang Brothers’ (The Eye) latest genre effort, The Darkness. Based on the on the Garth Ennis (“Preacher”) David Wohl and Mark Silvestri comic, on the eve of his 21st birthday, Jackie was targeted for assassination by the don of the New York mafia, “Uncle” Paulie. He finds his body possessed by “the Darkness” , a malevolent spirit that has inhabited his family for several generations, with the benefit of giving Jackie supernatural powers that feeds off the dark.

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…its channing doing the Dirty Dancing Spoof.

Forget that other little movie that Channing Tatum has in the works; the Stop-Loss actor has a far more intriguing project out, right now!

Tatum has teamed up with performance artist Charlyne Yi to produce a spoof of the 1987 classic Dirty Dancing.

“I’m scared of being put in the corner, Johnny, and most of all I’m scared of walking out of here and never feeling my whole life the way I feel when I’m with you,” Yi over-dramatizes in the campy send-up, assuming the role of Frances “Baby” Houseman, immortalized by Jennifer Grey.

And hey, even if the particular style of humor isn’t your cup of tea, at least Channing is shirtless throughout the video.

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Sienna Miller and costar Channing Tatum wear head-to-toe Gucci at the premiere of G.I. Joe: The Rise Of Cobra at Lalaport Toyosu on Monday (July 27) in Tokyo, Japan.

Also pictured: producer Lorenzo di Bonaventura, director Stephen Sommers and actors Marlon Wayans, Rachel Nichols, and Lee Byung-hun.

Sienna wore Gucci’s Exit 49 “Ombré spot” pattern silver and iridescent black embroidered spencer jacket and matching trousers with blue/black silk georgette irisé lurex slim shirt and Gucci open-toe platform booties.

Channing wore Gucci’s “New Manhattan” blue navy herringbone suit.

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I decided it was time for a new layout with moving through to a Jenna and Channing Site.  You cant get enough Channing but i though Jenna should be celebrated with him together.  I really did love the previous layout but I thought i should get Jenna included see as i cant find any decent sites for her at the moment.

Im going to make a simple gallery theme before I leave fo Turkey next weekend and then i will come back refreshed and jumping to go and see GI Joe.

I found this cute channing Interview from the Times, you can find the whole thing here.

CHANNING Tatum plays Shawn MacArthur in Dito Montiel’s Fighting.

Q: Dito Montiel wrote and directed Fighting. What do you think he tried to accomplish?

A: He wanted to make a film that could be emotional and entertaining at the same time.

Q: So, the title shouldn’t lead us to believe it’s all action?

A: I don’t think Dito would be able to do just an action movie. He doesn’t have that mindset.

Q: You have worked with him before and plan to do so again. How would you describe your relationship?

A: Maybe we just see the world in the same way, but it’s such a relief to be with someone you can trust because you don’t have to watch yourself.

Q: Your character seems like a sweet kid, although he can also be scary at times.

A: The scariest people I have met in my life have been some of the sweetest. How nice you can be in life is also how dangerous you can be and how much you can love people is also how much you can hate them. Shawn is the nicest guy and can take a lot, but once you push him against the wall, he can be very dangerous, not because he is the best fighter, but because he will just keep getting up and coming at you.

Q: So, do you have any battle scars from Fighting to regret?

A: Nothing to regret, though I did break my nose.

Q: Would you consider yourself a tough guy?

A: I have been in my fair share of scrapes, but I’m not tough. I walk away from fights now.

Q: Do you feel this could be your big year, especially after shooting Fighting, Public Enemies and GI Joe: The rise of the Cobra ?

A: I feel like I’m in a bubble that hasn’t popped, so no one really knows me yet. And I would like to keep it that way as long as I can continue doing the films that I like.