E! Online - Has someone been slipping oatmeal and fresh cream into Ashley Olsen's Red Bull? The woman looks downright wholesome in this elegant tuxedo-inspired ensemble at the Sex and the City premiere.

E! Online - Sex and the City finally came home.

Reuters - Indiana Jones' return to the big screen after 19 years underscores how much visual effects have evolved.

Reuters - Turner Prize-winning artist Steve McQueen brings the key tenets required to win Britain's top honor for modern art to directing his first film, and so it is trite, grim and feebly provocative.

Reuters - When he's not pounding very large men to the ground, ex-fighter Mike Tyson speaks directly to the camera in James Toback's film "Tyson," and it's hard not to flinch.

AP - Adam Sandler became a box-office superstar by interpreting his favorite character: the repressed man-child.

Reuters - Reed Hastings, chief executive of Netflix Inc, said he expects the company to have 10 million subscribers by next year, but the DVD-by-mail business will peak in as soon as five years.

AP - A woman whose car struck actress Sandra Bullock's SUV last month has been placed on probation for one year.

AP - The clothes! The shoes! The magical depiction of Manhattan and the promise of finally finding true romance!

E! Online - Kirsten Dunst is hard at work shooting her next movie, All Good Things, on New York's Upper West Side.

AP - Can a pure chick flick become a hit? Yes, if it draws a diverse enough swath of female moviegoers. For "Sex and the City," that will be the big question.

Reuters - Do Carrie and Mr. Big marry or don't they? That is the question "Sex and the City" fans hope is answered when the long-awaited film about love and friendship in New York City hits theaters worldwide this week.