Rockman EXE The Program of Light and Darkness

The Dematerialization Phenomenon, in which the real world becomes digital, has become a problem and must be resolved immediately. After hearing of this incident, Netto and Rockman left off after their father and Network Researcher, Yuuichirou. He also had found news of an invasion in the computer of the Trinity Brain trust company: 'The Earth itself will understand the way things stand in the cyber world'. In order to destroy the program causing the incident, Netto and Rockman have to go deep underground. But old enemies await them there, as well as new ones. As they fought each other, the vicious cyber-life, Nebula Grey, awakens. The Dematerialization Phenomenon will not be stopped unless Nebula Grey is defeated.

David Bergstein Sues His Former Attorney for $50 Million

The David Bergstein litigation circus has grown to include another former attorney for the embattled film executive. Bergstein and an entity called Graybox LLC on Monday sued Teri Zimon, who previously represented his interests and is now accused of using private information to aid the creditors in the involuntary bankruptcy proceeding against him. EXCLUSIVE STORY: Two New Lawsuits Filed as David Bergstein Film Finance Mess Heats Up Bergstein, the former head of film companies ThinkFilm and Capitol Films, has been the subject of court scrutiny over his business practices with film investor Ron Tutor. Bergstein already is embroiled in litigation with Susan Tregub, a former attorney who he claims used sensitive information against him, allying herself with Bergstein nemesis Aramid Entertainment Fund to initiate the involuntary bankruptcy that has plauged Bergstein for years. Zimon, who is alleged to be a close confidant of Tregub,is accused of helping Aramid dig up dirt on Bergstein to fuel the claims against him. The suit, filed in Los Angeles Superior Court, claims at least $50 million in damages from breaches of fiduciary duties, professional negligence and aiding and abetting breach of fiduciary duties. STORY: Judge Rejects David Bergstein Trustee's Request to Abolish Attorney-Client Privilege "Zimon has made every effort to avoid the day of reckoning but cannot hide any longer," the complaint states. Zimon did not return a call or email for comment. Email: Matthew.Belloni@thr.com Twitter: @THRMattBelloni David Bergstein

Watercooler: What Did We Miss in the MTV Video Music Honours?

Lil Wayne Energy? We do not need no stinking energy... we now have you! True story: About midway into last night's VMAs - because of a particular city's top-notch publish-Hurricane Irene mending - Watercooler Central really lost energy. About a minute, Adele is telling us what singing seems like without autotune, the following minute, total darkness. If perhaps we'd been fortunate with the lack of cable throughout Lady Gaga's drag-king opening performance. That pompadoured greaser mess appeared as if something from RuPaul's The Outsiders. So today, here's your column. Inform us what rocked or what rotted throughout the show, who must never win another award, and all sorts of that other fun stuff. We hear the so-known as Britney tribute really was only a weak lead-in a larger salute to recently preggo Beyonce. And based on our @TVGuideMagazine Twitter feed, Lil Wayne would be a large disappointment. Fill us in lower within the comments below making us feel happier about needing to miss the always out-there evening of the 1000 bleeped-out emcees. Sign up for TV Guide Magazine now!

Lost Ranch

Cattlemen's Protective Association agent Tom Wade and the partner Happy are designated to consider the disappearance of rancher John Carroll, that has been kidnapped by Carson, who would like to use his out-of-the-way ranch like a base for his smuggling procedures. Complications arise as Carrol's daughter, Rita, searching for him, comes with an unfriendly run-along with Wade, then later is herself kidnapped by Carson.

Tom Cruise on the hunt for Horizons' female lead

Every time Tom Cruise signs on for a role, he seems to have his pick from the cream of young, female talent to play opposite him.It wasn't long ago that Rosamund Pike beat of competition from Hayley Atwell and Alexa Davalos to star in One Shot, and it would appear that the competition for new film Horizons (formerly Oblivion) is even stiffer.Showblitz reports that Jessica Chastain, Olivia Wilde, Noomi Rapace, Brit Marling and Olga Kurylenko are all set to test opposite Cruise in the coming weeks. Whether they will be going directly head-to-head remains to be seen, as there are two significant female parts in the script.The film takes place in a post-apocalyptic future, in which humans are forced to live in clouds above an uninhabitable Earth. Cruise will play a soldier stationed on Earth in order to work on a series of drones charged with identifying and eliminating a malevolent alien threat.One of the two female roles will be as Cruise's military number two and off-duty lover, whilst the other will be the fiancée he was engaged to before Earth was invaded by aliens.While we're totally shooting in the dark here, we would guess that Wilde, Kurylenko and Rapace fit the bill for the former part, while Chastain and Marling seem better suited to the latter.The film will be directed by Tron: Legacy's Joseph Kosinski, and was initially adapted from the graphic novel Oblivion. One Shot is Cruise's next project, so we'd expect production to begin on this one early next year.

Sony Brings Flatliners Back From the Dead With Source Code Screenwriter

Because Hollywood never met a property it didn’t want to resuscitate, Sony has commissioned Source Code screenwriter Ben Ripley to pen its remake of Flatliners. The Joel Schumacher-directed 1990 film starred Julia Roberts (and her awesome hair), Kevin Bacon, Kiefer Sutherland and Billy Baldwin as medical students toying with near-death experiences to increasingly dangerous outcomes. Sorta like movie executives continuing to mine former VHS faves for redux treatment! [Deadline]

TV Ratings: CBS' 'Big Brother' Ties Season High

Sonja Flemming/CBS"Big Brother" There's no quitting with Big Brother. The CBS summer staple drew its largest audience since September 2007, with 8.5 million total viewers tuning in to see both Daniele and Jeff leave the Big Brother house for jury. The latest episode also tied its season high in the ad-coveted adults 18-49 demographic, averaging a 3.2 rating. With the strength of Big Brother's ratings performance, CBS easily topped the night in both viewers (7.2 million) and the demo (2.2). Expedition: Impossible (5.2 million, 1.5) aired its season finale, up 15 percent from the previous week. Rookie Blue (5.1 million, 1.3) also improved 8 percent, while Wipeout (6.7 million, 1.9) remained steady. Worthy of note, CBS repeats at 8 p.m. of The Big Bang Theory and Rules of Engagement topped Wipeout in the demo. As the network with a complete lineup of originals, ABC placed second in viewers (5.7 million) and the demo (1.5), behind CBS. NBC, Fox and the CW aired repeats. CBS-- 2.2 * The Big Bang Theory (R): 2.1, 7.9 million * Rules of Engagement (R): 1.8, 6.1 million * Big Brother: 3.2, 8.5 million * The Mentalist (R): 1.3, 6.1 million ABC -- 1.5 * Wipeout: 1.9, 6.7 million * Expedition: Impossible finale: 1.5, 5.2 million * Rookie Blue: 1.3, 5.1 million Fox-- 1.1 *Bones: 1.0, 4 million *Bones: 1.2, 4.5 million NBC -- 0.9 * Community (R): 0.9, 2.9 million * Parks & Recreation (R): 0.9, 2.5 million * The Office (R): 1.1, 3 million * 30 Rock (R): 1.0, 2.7 million * Law & Order: SVU (R): 0.9, 3.2 million TV Ratings Big Brother