Splendour In The Grass gathers momentum (AAP)

Music fans have been running wild in Woodford as the biggest-ever Splendour In The Grass festival gathers momentum.

Bullock wants out of Gulf video (AAP)

Sandra Bullock wants her parts of a video promoting Gulf Coast restoration removed until she learns whether oil companies influenced it, her spokeswoman says.

DeGeneres exits American Idol (AAP)

Comedian and chat show host Ellen DeGeneres has quit as a judge on American Idol.

Hugh Hefner: Rebel with a cause (Reuters)

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) – At 84 years-old, Playboy founder Hugh Hefner embodies the lifestyle of sexual freedom that his men’s magazine has espoused since it was founded in 1953, featuring a nude centerfold of Marilyn Monroe.

Sarajevo becomes biggest regional film market (Reuters)

SARAJEVO (Reuters) – Romanian film director Florin Serban was overwhelmed after showing his debut film this week to 2,000 spectators at the Sarajevo film festival, where he had shopped around his script as an unknown three years before.

J-Lo ‘close to deal’ for American Idol (AAP)

Former “Fly Girl” Jennifer Lopez is poised to return to television as a judge on American Idol, a source says.

Sid Vicious absolved in erratic documentary (Reuters)

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) – The title of “Who Killed Nancy” — a new documentary opening Friday about the death of Nancy Spungen — is a little misleading.

"Charlie St. Cloud" a silly failure (Reuters)

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Every now and then a brave filmmaker can’t resist the temptation to make a metaphysical movie that somehow will manage to portray everlasting love on the screen, that will somehow show a romantic idealism so great that it transcends even the boundaries between the living and dead.

"Rubicon" a stylish conspiracy thriller (Reuters)

LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) – Having set the bar high with “Mad Men” and “Breaking Bad,” AMC introduces its third original series on Sunday.

Paparazzo gets his due in "Smash His Camera" (Reuters)

NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) – One of the more memorable lines from “Chinatown” said something to the effect that, with enough time, old whores, politicians and ugly buildings become respectable.

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