AP - Now playing at Cannes: ordinary people, modern times, and crimes and misdemeanors.

AP - Child stars have it rough with their folks. Just ask Jason Bateman, who says his mom and dad are more like friends than parents.

Reuters - Good or bad, Harrison Ford will not be reading reviews of the new Indiana Jones movie, which divided the Cannes film festival's notoriously picky critics.

E! Online - Ashlee Simpson and Pete Wentz got hitched Saturday night under tents and amid tight security, but E! News has an insider's account of the top-secret wedding ceremony and reception.

AP - Katie Holmes is looking to bounce back from a box-office flop with her Broadway debut.

E! Online - Lindsay Lohan had a good reason to bail on last year's MTV Movie Awards.

E! Online - "What's funny is that his wife, Kate Capshaw, had just bought a lot of my knitwear for Christmas presents. I thought he was going to tell me he loved the presents! He said, 'Haven't you been watching television? We're doing another film, and you're in it.' And it wasn't a cameo, it was a big, beautiful part and I was jumping up and down."

E! Online - Two decades after Paulo Coelho's best-selling novel was published, it's finally headed for the big screen.

Reuters - France's biggest movie is getting the American treatment courtesy of Will Smith.

Reuters - An animated documentary about Israel's invasion of Lebanon in 1982 and a courageous portrayal of the Naples mafia are among the frontrunners at the halfway stage of the Cannes film festival.

Reuters - Ray Liotta will get on Michael Cera's case in "Youth in Revolt," a comedy based on the popular novels about a smart, sexually obsessed teen living in a world of moronic adults.

Reuters - Expectations management goes out the window when a picture is considered a candidate for one of the biggest openings of all time.