Halle Berry, 44, was seen cozying up to her Dark Tide costar Olivier Martinez, 44, in his hometown of Paris. The two have been seen smooching and exploring the city, embracing a Hollywood style romance straight out of a movie.

It turns out that the hard core cadre of George Clooney fans who reliably turn out for his films on opening weekend don't especially like what they see. Their love of the man may draw them to theaters, but once they get there, they're not particularly happy they came.

French auteur Jean-Luc Godard, 79, may or may not attend the Governors Awards on November 14 to accept his honorary Oscar. His companion Anne-Marie Mieville said: "At first he thought it was going to be part of the same ceremony, then he realized it was a separate thing in November."

While promoting his new film, The Town, at the Venice Film Festival, the 38 year old actor's naturally dark mane was replaced with shocking full head of gray hair. Was he maintaining his youthful look with the help of some hair dye?

"I have hardly the words that somebody would do that to somebody's religious book," Jolie said in Islamabad. Christian minister Pastor Terry Jones in gainesville, Florida said he plans to go ahead and burn the Quran in spite of concerns.

Bessemer native, a Hollywood character actor best known for his role as Otho the interior decorator in Tim Burton's Beetlejuice, died this morning following a fall at his Birmingham condo, a family member has confirmed.

As the shadows stretch across the manicured lawns of the studio grounds, there will be plenty to think about. Pundits are predicting combined revenues of $4.4 billion (beating summer 2009 by 2.4%). But the victory will be a hollow one.

Richard O’Brien, 68, the author and composer of the cross ressing cult classic The Rocky Horror Show (and its midnight movie incarnation, The Rocky Horror Picture Show) applied for residency in New Zealand. His application was originally denied because

Los Angeles Times cites exit surveys by market research firm CinemaScore which noted that those older than 25 (who accounted for 88% of the film’s audience) and all women (who accounted for 45% gave the film an F.