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Hollywood Update

  1. Moore aims for followup on `Fahrenheit 9/11'

    Michael Moore is taking America's temperature again.

  2. Eloise returns to the Plaza Hotel

    Eloise, the Plaza hotel's most famous fictitious resident, has officially returned to the storied landmark following a $400 million renovation — with a portrait of the mischievous 6 year old prominently displayed near its famous Palm Court dining room.

  3. Sean Penn: an unorthodox president of Cannes jury

    Sean Penn may be president of the Cannes Film Festival jury — but don't expect any buttoned-up presidential behavior from the Hollywood rebel.

  4. It's indie movies vs. Indy's movie at Cannes fest

    The Cannes Film Festival usually starts with a movie that's light and goes down easy. So Wednesday's dark, apocalyptic opening film seemed a puzzling choice — even to the movie's director.

  5. Grim Brazilian drama opens Cannes film festival

    CANNES, France, May 14 (Reuters) - A grim Brazilian drama about society's descent into anarchy launched the Cannes film festival on Wednesday, and politics dominated the opening news conference held by jury president Sean Penn.

  6. Moore aims for followup on `Fahrenheit 9/11'

    Michael Moore is taking America's temperature again.

  7. Michael Moore readies 'Fahrenheit 9/11' follow-up

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Oscar-winning filmmaker Michael Moore has begun work on a "searing and provocative" follow-up to his 2004 political documentary "Fahrenheit 9/11," with plans to release it next year, producers said Tuesday.

  8. Hard-hitting Brazilian film opens Cannes festival

    CANNES, France, May 14 (Reuters) - Hard-hitting Brazilian film "Blindness" gets the Cannes film festival under way on Wednesday, kicking off 12 hectic days of movies, publicity and late-night revelry in the Riviera resort.

  9. `Jones': Real archaeologists don't have whips

    Indiana Jones managed to retrieve the trinket he was after in the opening moments of "Raiders of the Lost Ark." He pretty much wrecked everything else in the ancient South American temple where the little gold idol had rested for millennia.

  10. Von Trapp's "Sound of Music" villa to become hotel

    SALZBURG, Austria, May 13 (Reuters) - "The Sound of Music", one of Hollywood's greatest money-spinners, will scale new heights when the original von Trapp family villa near Salzburg opens as a hotel in July.

  11. Drew Barrymore uninjured in hit-and-run accident

    Drew Barrymore was involved in a hit-and-run accident, but instead of staying put, she followed the other driver and took down the license plate number.

  12. 4 artists nominated for Britain's Turner Prize

    Four artists have been nominated for this year's Turner Prize, awarded annually to a British artist under the age of 50.

  13. Spielberg joins regulars for Cannes film fest

    Rounding up a lot of the usual suspects, the Cannes Film Festival presents a lineup from an illustrious if somewhat predictable gang of regulars, including Clint Eastwood, Steven Soderbergh, Woody Allen, Atom Egoyan and Wim Wenders.

  14. Cannes braces for A-listers, arthouse, fans, fun

    CANNES, France, May 13 (Reuters) - The world's biggest film festival kicks off in Cannes on Wednesday, bringing Hollywood A-listers, obscure arthouse directors, international media and fans together for 12 party-packed days on the French Riviera.

  15. FACTBOX-Cannes film festival hits 61

    May 13 (Reuters) - Cannes film festival, the world's biggest, opens on Wednesday with "Blindness", a movie by Brazilian director Fernando Meirelles. It ends on May 25. Following are some key facts about the festival.

  16. Dwight Yoakam to make 24th appearance on 'The Tonight Show'

    Dwight Yoakam will make his 24th appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" this week, breaking the record for most musical performances by any artist.

  17. Court lets prosecutor remain on `Alpha Dog' case

    California's highest court ruled that a prosecutor who helped in the making of "Alpha Dog" may remain on the death penalty case on which the film is based.

  18. Dwight Yoakam to make 24th appearance on 'The Tonight Show'

    Dwight Yoakam will make his 24th appearance on "The Tonight Show with Jay Leno" this week, breaking the record for most musical performances by any artist.

  19. TV movie on Holocaust hero Sendler to air on CBS

    A TV movie about the life of Holocaust hero Irena Sendler, who died Monday at age 98 in Poland, is being readied for production and will air next season on CBS.

  20. Paging Dr. Jones: Crystal skull stolen

    Indiana Jones better get his alibi ready. A large crystal skull similar to those at the center of the upcoming Harrison Ford movie was recently stolen from a New Age store, puzzling employees in part because of the laid-back nature of shop regulars.

  21. NBC anoints Fallon as Conan O'Brien successor

    Jimmy Fallon's eighth-grade yearbook at St. Mary of the Snow in Saugerties, N.Y., listed him as "most likely to take over for David Letterman."

  22. 'Speed Racer' comes in 3rd as 'Iron Man' maintains grip

    Warner Bros.' "Speed Racer" downshifted to third place in its debut weekend with $18.6 million in box-office receipts while Marvel Studios' "Iron Man" kept a lock on first with $51.2 million in ticket sales.

  23. Hollywood actors, studios clash over Internet clips

    LOS ANGELES(Reuters) - Getting Hollywood actors paid for their smallest performances -- video clips on the Internet -- is shaping up as one their biggest sticking points in stalemated contract negotiations with major studios.

  24. 'Speed Racer' comes in 3rd as 'Iron Man' maintains grip

    Warner Bros.' "Speed Racer" downshifted to third place in its debut weekend with $18.6 million in box-office receipts while Marvel Studio's "Iron Man" kept a lock on first with $51.2 million in ticket sales.

  25. 'Xanadu,' 'Young Frankenstein' nab NY stage awards

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - Pulitzer Prize-winning play "August: Osage County" and musicals "Young Frankenstein" and "Xanadu" nabbed the top Outer Critics Circle awards Monday ahead of U.S. theater's top honors, the Tonys.

  26. Brazil heartthrob plays hardman Castro in Che movie

    SAO PAULO (Reuters) - In his latest film, Brazilian actor Rodrigo Santoro portrays a man who is very much in the news himself these days -- Cuban President Raul Castro.

  27. Shyamalan delivers intense frights in "Happening"

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - If there is one thing director M. Night Shyamalan enjoys, it is spooking audiences with his supernatural movies, and he promises his June release, "The Happening," will be the scariest ride yet.

  28. GAMES NEWS: WiiWare debuts; 'GTA IV' sets records

    News from the virtual world:

  29. Paging Dr. Jones: Crystal skull stolen

    Indiana Jones better get his alibi ready.

  30. An odd musical year marks 2008 Tony nominations

    It's been an odd year for musicals on Broadway. Big, ballyhooed shows fizzled with the critics, little ones earned cheers but not sold-out houses, and the toughest ticket turned out to be a nearly 60-year-old musical that has audiences swooning over lush, lyrical, good old-fashioned romance.

  31. Sex and The City quartet back with movie

    LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda are back -- The "Sex and the City" TV stars took to the big screen on Monday with the world premiere in London of their tales of love and high fashion in New York.

  32. Sex and The City quartet are back -- in the movie

    LONDON, May 12 (Reuters) - Carrie, Samantha, Charlotte and Miranda are back -- The "Sex and the City" TV stars take to the big screen on Monday with the world premiere in London of their tales of love and high fashion in New York.

  33. Farina arrested for allegedly bringing gun to LAX

    Actor Dennis Farina apologized for his arrest at Los Angeles International Airport after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage.

  34. Actor arrested for allegedly bringing gun to LAX

    Actor Dennis Farina apologized for his arrest at Los Angeles International Airport after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage.

  35. Actor Farina arrested with gun in luggage at LAX

    Actor Dennis Farina was charged with a felony Sunday at Los Angeles International Airport after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage.

  36. Real-life skull worship inspires new 'Indy' film

    There is a legend that the ancient Maya possessed 13 crystal skulls which, when united, hold the power of saving the Earth — a tale so strange and fantastic that it inspired the latest Indiana Jones movie.

  37. Actor Farina arrested after gun found in luggage at LAX

    Actor Dennis Farina was charged with a felony Sunday at Los Angeles International Airport after a loaded gun was found in his carry-on luggage.

  38. Actor Dennis Farina arrested at L.A. airport

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dennis Farina, a former policeman who built a Hollywood career playing detectives, was arrested Sunday at Los Angeles International Airport for carrying a loaded gun on his way to board a plane, police said.

  39. Real-life skull worship inspires new 'Indy' film

    There is a legend that the ancient Maya possessed 13 crystal skulls which, when united, hold the power of saving the Earth — a tale so strange and fantastic that it inspired the latest Indiana Jones movie.

  40. Person close to talks: NBC installing Fallon on 'Late Night'

    Jimmy Fallon will officially be given the keys to NBC's "Late Night" franchise following Conan O'Brien's exit.

  41. Actor Dennis Farina arrested at L.A. airport

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Dennis Farina, a former policeman who built a Hollywood career playing detectives, was arrested Sunday at Los Angeles International Airport for carrying a gun on his way to board a plane, police said.

  42. 'Speed Racer' gets passed in its debut

    "Speed Racer" was lapped in its opening weekend at the box office as "Iron Man" continued to fire its jets with $50.5 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

  43. 'Iron Man' pounds rivals at movie box offices

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Superhero movie "Iron Man" pounded the competition at North American box offices for the second straight weekend, landing at No. 1 with $50.5 million in ticket sales, according to studio estimates Sunday.

  44. Top movies at North American box office

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Following are the top 10 films at the North American box office for the three-day weekend beginning May 9, led by "Iron Man" for the second straight week, according to studio estimates compiled Sunday by Reuters.

  45. Cannes pits Hollywood against obscure arthouse

    LONDON, May 11 (Reuters) - Hollywood legends and obscure arthouse directors descend on Cannes from Wednesday for the world's biggest film festival that combines edgy cinema with A-list celebrities, glitzy parties and frenetic deal-making.

  46. Vanessa Williams receives diploma from Syracuse

    Vanessa Williams has received her bachelor of fine arts degree from Syracuse University, nearly 25 years after she dropped out to become the first black Miss America.

  47. Child 'Forrest Gump' actor leaving Army

    As a boy, Michael Conner Humphreys made a splash on the silver screen as "Young Forrest Gump." As an adult, he somewhat mirrored the life of his movie character: He joined the Army and fought in an unpopular war.

  48. Child 'Forrest Gump' actor leaving Army

    As a boy, Michael Conner Humphreys made a splash on the silver screen as "Young Forrest Gump." As an adult, he somewhat mirrored the life of his movie character: He joined the Army and fought in an unpopular war.

  49. `No, No, Nanette' giddily celebrates 1920s musical theater

    "No, No, Nanette" is one of those Broadway musicals that is the perfect combination of tap and tune — catchy songs and dance numbers guaranteed to get an audience giddy.

  50. Fans flocking to see 'Sex and the City' _ in the city

    Forget the Empire State Building. Some New York tourists are eager to see the city's other landmarks: Carrie's stoop, Charlotte's gallery and that restaurant where Samantha threw a martini in a boyfriend's face.

  51. Pirates director to turn BioShock game into film

    SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - Take-Two Interactive Software Inc said Friday that "Pirates of the Caribbean" director Gore Verbinski will make a movie version of "BioShock", its hit video game about an underwater utopia gone disastrously wrong.

  52. Pace picks up `The Fall,' but won't push it too much

    Near as Lee Pace can tell, the best way to scare audiences away is to tell them how good something is.

  53. Jeff Probst: Surviving 16 seasons of `Survivor'

    After all this time, you don't associate Jeff Probst with traffic gridlock, yowling sirens, or office towers crowding the sky.

  54. REFILED-Oliver Stone movie on Bush set for October release

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Director Oliver Stone has landed a distribution deal with independent studio Lionsgate to get an upcoming film about President Bush into U.S. theaters in October, shortly before the presidential election.

  55. Ashton Kutcher is world's 'happiliest' married man

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The planet's "happiliest" married man, Ashton Kutcher, was once a champion carouser until he met his wife five years ago and became a changed man.

  56. How Iron Man was trounced by a scruffy car thief

    Niko Bellic is richer than Tony Stark.

  57. PREVIEW-In U.S. TV dealmaking season, business may be slow

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. television is recovering from one labor strike and could face another, it's contending with digital video records, competing with new media, and trying to lock up advertising dollars in a rotten economy.

  58. Capsule reviews of `Speed Racer' and other films this week

    Capsule reviews of films opening this week:

  59. NBA playoff matchup No. 1 on cable for April 28-May 4

    Rankings for the top 15 programs on cable networks as compiled by Nielsen Media Research for the week of April 28-May 4. Day and start time (EDT) are in parentheses:

  60. Mariah Carey and Nick Cannon spill wedding beans to People

    Mariah Carey really did get married to Nick Cannon in the Bahamas last week — and they have the tattoos to prove it.

  61. Review: No luck finding surprises in `Vegas'

    Come on, now. You already know "What Happens in Vegas."

  62. Kung Fu film 'The Forbidden Kingdom' is a hit in China

    Jackie Chan and Jet Li's first movie together is a hit in China.

  63. Kung Fu film 'The Forbidden Kingdom' a hit in China

    Jackie Chan and Jet Li's first movie together is a hit in China.

  64. Celebrity Birthdays

    Celebrity birthdays for the week of May 11-17:

  65. PREVIEW-In U.S. TV dealmaking season, business may be slow

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - U.S. television is recovering from one labor strike and could face another, it's contending with digital video records, competing with new media, and trying to lock up advertising dollars in a rotten economy.

  66. 'Terminator 4' starts filming despite strike fears

    LOS ANGELES(Reuters) - He'll be back -- Hollywood strike or no strike!

  67. Q&A with Screen Actors Guild head Alan Rosenberg

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Screen Actors Guild President Alan Rosenberg was elected as head of the nation's largest performers' union in 2005 on a pledge to take a tougher stance in labor talks than his immediate predecessor.

  68. Journalist dishes details about Uma Thurman stalker trial

    A Wall Street Journal reporter is sharing details about her experience as a juror in the Uma Thurman stalking trial, including some jurors' suspicions about whether her testimony was genuine.

  69. 'Terminator 4' starts filming despite strike fears

    LOS ANGELES(Reuters) - He'll be back -- Hollywood strike or no strike!

  70. 'Mrs. Garrett' teaches Adam Sandler character facts of life

    At age 82, it sounds like Mrs. Garrett is still teaching youngsters about the facts of life.

  71. At 63, rocker Rod Stewart not ready to slow down

    CHICAGO, (Reuters) - Hall of Fame rocker Rod Stewart is 63 years-old, but nowhere near retirement as he considers a wish list of future projects that include a movie, an R&B album, and maybe even a fling with country and western music.

  72. Cablevision buys Sundance Channel for almost $500M

    Cablevision Systems Corp. is buying the Sundance Channel, a cable network founded by Robert Redford, for $496 million, the New York-area cable TV company announced Wednesday.

  73. Word of Madonna film reaches village of David Banda's father

    Some 100 miles from Malawi's capital, the dusty village of Lipunga has no movie theaters or video players, let alone electricity. But villager Yohane Banda has at least heard that Madonna's new documentary is meant to draw attention to this southern African country's poverty.

  74. Hollywood producers suspend talks with Screen Actors Guild

    Hollywood producers on Tuesday temporarily broke off contract talks with the Screen Actors Guild, calling its demands regarding DVD sales and online content "unreasonable."

  75. 'Superbad' leads MTV Movie Awards nominees

    "Superbad" has supergood chances of winning a trophy at the MTV Movie Awards.

  76. In `Glory Days,' 4 best friends deal with trying to grow up

    "Glory Days" is an eager pop-rock musical examining past, present and future — as seen through the eyes of four best friends, a quartet of guys who have returned home after their first year of college.

  77. Disney beats Wall Street; movies, parks strong

    (Recasts first paragraph; adds details, comments from conference call, analysts)

  78. Jury in New York City convicts fan of stalking Uma Thurman

    A former mental patient obsessed with Uma Thurman faces up to a year in jail after a jury convicted him Tuesday of stalking and harassing the actress with a barrage of frightening advances.

  79. Neil Young to release archive on Blu-ray discs

    Rocker Neil Young plans to release his entire music archive on Blu-ray discs, a sign that the discs' capabilities are building appeal among musicians as well as movie studios.

  80. The Jonas brothers to star in 3-D concert film of their tour

    The Jonas brothers will be shown in all their 3-D glory next year in a movie featuring footage from their upcoming "Burning Up" concert tour.

  81. Fast-talking: Hirsch, Ricci share thoughts on `Speed Racer'

    "Speed Racer" stars Emile Hirsch and Christina Ricci are better known for smaller independent movies than summer blockbusters.

  82. Christina Ricci returns to Hollywood blockbusters

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Turns out Christina Ricci, who has become a darling of independent film fans, isn't so 'indie' after all.

  83. Man convicted of stalking actress Uma Thurman

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York jury convicted a former mental patient of stalking actress Uma Thurman Tuesday and a judge ordered him held for a psychiatric evaluation.

  84. Vanessa Williams finally getting her degree from Syracuse

    Nearly 25 years after leaving Syracuse University, Vanessa Williams will get her bachelor of fine arts degree this weekend.

  85. Madonna talks about new album, helping Malawi and turning 50

    Timbaland and the Neptunes are so dominant as producers, they can sometimes upstage the artist they're working with ... unless that artist is Madonna.

  86. Man convicted of stalking actress Uma Thurman

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York jury convicted a man of stalking actress Uma Thurman on Tuesday and a judge immediately ordered him held for a psychiatric evaluation.

  87. Colbert, will.i.am among special Webby award recipients

    Stephen Colbert's use of the Internet to connect with fans earned the Comedy Central host special recognition as recipients of the annual Webby awards for Web sites and online achievements were announced Tuesday.

  88. Mogul Redstone: Cruise can star in next 'Mission Impossible'

    Entertainment mogul Sumner Redstone said Tuesday he has no objection to Tom Cruise starring in the next segment of the popular "Mission Impossible" movie series, despite cutting his relationship with the actor in 2006.

  89. 'Sex and the City' director addresses death rumor

    Will "Sex and the City" have a "Death in the City?" It's been a persistent rumor in cyberspace as the buzz kicks into overdrive for the film opening later this month.

  90. Marvel plans 'Iron Man' sequel, 'Thor' for 2010

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Buoyed by the blockbuster success of "Iron Man" over the weekend, Marvel Studios Monday announced plans for a string of superhero properties, including an "Iron Man" sequel set for April 2010.

  91. `Iron Man' alchemy translates to $98.6M opening weekend

    Fictional billionaire Tony Stark has made a fortune in Hollywood as the superhero adventure "Iron Man" pulled in $98.6 million domestically in its first weekend.

  92. Marvel plans 'Iron Man' sequel, 'Thor' for 2010

    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Buoyed by the blockbuster success of "Iron Man" over the weekend, Marvel Studios Monday announced plans for a string of superhero properties, including an "Iron Man" sequel set for April 2010.

  93. Shyamalan says his new movie, `The Happening,' is terrifying

    M. Night Shyamalan says his new film, "The Happening," will terrify moviegoers.

  94. Superhero fashion invades NY's Met art museum

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - The superhero mania that is invading American cinemas this summer has taken hold at one of the country's most distinguished art museums with an exhibit on how their colorful costumes have influenced fashion.

  95. Marvel mines more precious metal with `Iron Man 2'

    This weekend was just the beginning of Hollywood's Iron age.

  96. VIDEO-GAME NEWS: 'Grand Theft Auto' backlash begins

    News from the virtual world:

  97. Tom Cruise says he feels at home on a movie set

    A movie set is one of the places Tom Cruise feels most at home.

  98. Jury deliberations begin in Thurman stalker trial

    NEW YORK (Reuters) - A New York jury began deliberations Monday in the case of a man accused of stalking actress Uma Thurman and harassing her family.

  99. Marvel turns `Iron Man' into gold with $100M-plus debut

    "Iron Man" was pure gold at the box office.

  100. Iron Man's a superhero at box, tops expectations

    (Adds cumulative box office for "Baby Mama", Marvel share price)