Dreamworks says yes to a little more Bay-os

A pyrotechnics expert on "Transformers" asks director Michael Bay how big a bomb is needed in this scene, and Bay says, "Just make a bomb so large it would vaporize the entire crew... and then back it off a little bit."

The Hollywood Reporter has a pretty interesting story that says Dreamworks has already signed up for some more rip-roaring, post-Transformers Bay-os. It also involves one of the literary world’s most controversial figures — none other than James Frey, the fallen memoirist who admitted to fabricating the bejesus out of “A Million Little Pieces,” his 2005 account of drug addiction and rehabilitation.

INTERVIEW: Warren St. John

Warren St. John holding his first book, "Rammer Jammer Yellow Hammer"

Warren St. John came to Clarkston in 2006 on the advice of stranger, a man who worked in refugee resettlement and told him to check out a refugee soccer team in town called The Fugees. St. John, a well-known New York Times reporter always in search of a good story said sure. That simple. What started as a curious reporter watching a boys soccer game on an off day turned into a three-year project. First, a series of stories in The Times and then a book, “Outcasts United,” which was released to bookstores April 21.