Pirates of the Caribbean

Johnny Depp may or may not have been involved in the Angelina Jolie-Brad Pitt divorce.

There may or may not be a chance that Depp and Jolie actually hook up in the wake of the latter's split from her husband of two years.

Leave it to the suits at Disney to put a cork in Captain Jack's bottle of rum.

According to Radar Online, producers of Pirates of the Caribbean 5: Holy Crap, They're Making Another? had an intervention with Johnny Depp this week and convinced the famously eccentric actor that the only way shooting can continue is if he curbs his wild ways.

Today is National Talk Like a Pirate Day - although, you've probably already figured that out from the many horrible pun-based jokes in your Facebook feed.

(Our personal favorite: What kind of movies do pirates like? Rated Arrgh!)

Money speaks louder than critics.

While most vehemently disliked Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, the film did gross over $1 billion at the global box office. Naturally, this has sparked talk of yet another installment, with sources telling The Wrap Johnny Depp is close to signing on.

Michael Bolton joins the guys from The Lonely Island in their latest single, released in the form of an SNL Digital Short and dedicated to Jack Sparrow.

Yes, you read that right.

They aren't as exciting as the sneak peeks we've enjoyed, but, hey, anything to get us psyched for more Captain Jack Sparrow, right?

A trio of Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides has been released, one of which features Johnny Depp in this iconic role and the others showcasing new characters to the franchise:

You won't be seeing an ad that states Jesus hates Obama on Super Bowl Sunday.

But you will be seeing more footage than ever before from Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. The fourth installment in this beloved franchise, the movie comes out on May 20, features Johnny Depp as Captain Jack Sparrow and introduces Penelope Cruz as his love interest.

Get out the rum and the basket of really bad eggs, folks, the first trailer for Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides has arrived.

Set to hit theaters on May 20, the fourth installment of this franchise will star Johnny Depp in the iconic role of Jack Sparrow - sorry, Captain Jack Sparrow - along with Penelope Cruz, Ian McShane and Rachel Griffiths.

Captain Jack is (almost) back.

On May 20, Johnny Depp will reprise the role that truly made him an icon, as he steps back into the swashbuckling shoes of Captain Jack Sparrow in Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides. We've got an early look at a scene from the movie here:

Jack Sparrow is back!

Sorry: Captain Jack Sparrow is back!

The battle between Paris Hilton and Linsday Lohan has nothing on this summer's box office blitz.

Some of your favorite on-screen heroes will be back for second and third adventures. The celebrity gossip world is abuzz over which will reign supreme.

We couldn't pull Orlando Bloom off of Kirsten Dunst for long enough to talk about Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End.

But Terry Rossio, co-writer of the third film in this triology, gave us a few glimpses into the movie's ending.

Even though certain people thought Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest was awful, disjointed, nonsensical and a slap in the face to the original - there's no denying the film's commercial success.

With that in mind, Entertainment Weekly recently sat down with the captain of it all: Johnny Depp. Here is an excerpt:

Come on, mateys, isn't there enough treasure to go around? Apparenrly, a Hollywood screenwriter is suing, well, everyone, involved with Pirates of the Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl.

TMZ.com has the report and states that Royce Mathew claims he "created and wrote a number of original works including drawings, screenplays, outlines, blueprints, storyboards and other original materials" in the 80s and 90s, which he "generally entitled "SNPM," standing for 'Super Natural Pirate Movie.'"

Yarr, matey, don't be messing with Johnny Depp's gold! If you want to, you'll have to snare it loose from hit teeth.

The recently honored actor revealed that he'll be keeping the gold teeth sported by his character, Jack Sparrow - sorry, CAPTAIN Jack Sparrow - in his mouth until the third installment of Pirates is finished filming.