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Well, maybe not Wonder Woman, not yet. But 25-year-old Sophia Bush has been oft-mentioned as a candidate to fill the star-spangled costume for Joss Whedon's alleged 2009 big-screen redo. But, see, that's burying the lead, because only a few days after Carrie Underwood said Cowboys QB Tony Romo's heart belonged to football and only football, both local dailies contain different mentions of Romo and Bush (hel-lo!).
In The Dallas Morning News, Alan Peppard writes that after Sunday night's win over the Vikings, Romo and the One Tree Hill and The Hitcher star ate dinner with Jason Witten and his missus at N9NE Steakhouse. And in the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, it says Bush on Tuesday joined Romo at Terence Newman's Dallas house for a round of Guitar Hero III. Sounds like a slumber party! --Robert Wilonsky
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