AP - She dreamed a dream, and it very nearly came true.

E! Online - Belgium's intrepid cub reporter will be breaking his first big-screen story in time for Christmas 2011. Paramount Pictures and Sony Pictures Entertainment have announced that Steven Spielberg's big-budget gamble The Adventures of Tintin: The Secret of the Unicorn will hit theaters Dec. 23, 2011.

E! Online - Too much Salt is proving bad for Angelina Jolie's health.

E! Online - Mark Burnett isn't surprised by Susan Boyle's recent cuss-filled outburst. Sadly, he thinks it's going to cause some copycat instigators.

AP - She gave a final curtsey, a shimmy of her hips, and walked off stage, leaving the winners to perform an encore. But it's unlikely that finishing second on "Britain's Got Talent" Saturday night to a dance troupe called "Diversity" will be the end of Susan Boyle's showbiz dream.

AP - City authorities demolished the homes around the recently rebuilt shack of "Slumdog Millionaire" child star Azharuddin Mohammed Ismail but left his standing Saturday.

E! Online - The CSI creators are being sued by two people who were used as models for characters on a episode. Aren't these kinds of shows "ripped from the headlines" all the time?

E! Online - 'Twas a short week, mail-delivery-wise and stuff, but as you know, the entertainment news cycle never sleeps. And just as we burned through whatever the celeb gods gave us as fast as we could, so do we offer a roundup of the biggest water-cooler moments:

AP - Barack Obama has just named his pick for the Supreme Court and is still filling out the ranks of his administration. But it's another casting process, also being conducted in the strictest secrecy, that's really got them whispering in Washington.

AP - Prince Harry is playing polo in New York and following in his mother's footsteps by helping raise money for a charity for AIDS orphans.

AFP - Publishers, booksellers and authors are holding a major annual convention in New York this week as the industry reels from a global recession and readers migrate to digital formats.

AFP - Legendary music producer Phil Spector has been sentenced to 19 years to life in prison after being found guilty of murdering an actress at his Los Angeles mansion six years ago.