Ashton Kutcher's racy Two And A Half Men poster

Looks like actor Ashton Kucther is ready to break boundaries with Two and a Half Men, which once featured Charlie Sheen.

The billboard announcing the arrival of sitcom shows Kutcher in a scantily clad pose, reports the Daily Mail.

The 33-year-old is seen on the new giant advertisement for the show, naked, posing alongside co-stars Angus T Jones and Jon Cryer, with only a white placard covering their private parts.

The words 'All Will Be revealed' and this year's September 19 air date of the rebooted show, are emblazoned across the front.

The advert comes ahead of the hotly anticipated new series, with Kutcher in the lead role following Sheen's sacking, earlier this year.

Kevin Costner is reportedly in talks to star in upcoming Quentin Tarantino's western Django Unchained.
 
The director is reportedly in negotiations with the 56-year-old actor for the role of Ace Woody -- a sadistic trainer of slaves who pits fighters against one another -- in the cowboy movie, reports Contactmusic.

The other stars who have already been signed up are Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Samuel L Jackson and Leonardo DiCaprio.

The film tells the story of slave-turned-bounty hunter Django (Jamie), who takes on villains Ace and Calvin Candie (Leonardo), the owners of a Mississippi club and ranch, after being freed by German bounty hunter Dr King Schultz (Christoph), while Samuel will take up the role of Calvin's head slave Stephen.

Jennifer Aniston is determined to have a family at some point, and doesn't worry about whether or not she has a partner in her life to raise a child with.

She told LOOK magazine: 'I'd love to have children one day. And it'll happen. I am open to being a single mother, to adopting. I'm just fine with it.'

The star -- who was previously married to Brad Pitt and has dated stars including Vince Vaughn and John Mayer, admitted she prefers being at home than in the spotlight, where she is able to enjoy dinner or play games with friends, and has even embraced online shopping.

Matt Damon feels sorry for his high-profile pals like Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie because they are 'prisoners' of fame.

The movie star feels blessed that he hasn't become a tabloid target, despite his success, because he's allowed to go out for a walk without it becoming 'an international incident'.

In an interview with German TV network Tele 5, Damon says, 'I have friends who are like prisoners. Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, for instance. They can't just go someplace. I'm really lucky, because I have the best of both worlds. I do the work that I love and need, but don't need paramilitary troops to protect me when I walk out my front door.'

He credits Luciana, his wife of eight years, for keeping him out of the public eye: 'Ever since I found my wife and we had children, my whole life revolves around that. It gave my life a dramatic change in direction.'