E! Online - Michael Bay sees dead people.

E! Online - Can men alone make a hit of The Incredible Hulk? Will women stay away? And, by the way, does a box-office expert ever get asked questions like that?

Reuters - If Indiana Jones can make a successful comeback after almost 20 years, why not the Beverly Hills Cop?

E! Online - Harvey Korman was always good—if not better than most—for a laugh.

E! Online - Best Hills catfight? It might just come this weekend.

E! Online - The cultural phenom that had us all slurping Cosmos and sporting tutus and Jimmy Choos (okay, not all of us) finally sashays into theaters after a four-year wait. This stylish NYC romance delivers, especially for voracious Sex addicts—but isn't a 142-minute running-time overcompensating?

AP - Francis Ford Coppola resumed shooting his latest film Thursday after a six-day hiatus prompted by a labor complaint from the actors' union, the organization's director said. But Coppola's spokeswoman, Kathleen Talbert, disputed the information, saying in an e-mail to The Associated Press that the production "was never shut down by the union and has shot every day that was scheduled."

AP - In a summer of unlikely movie stars — fighting pandas, drunken superheroes, aging archaeologists — Danny McBride is a perfect fit.

Reuters - HBO's voters turned out in modest numbers for the cable network's acclaimed TV movie "Recount" on Sunday night.

Reuters - TV stars Jon Cryer and James Spader are returning to the big screen, signing up to star in Robert Rodriguez's "Shorts," a family adventure movie that also stars William H. Macy and Leslie Mann.

Reuters - Counterculture icon Emily the Strange, a symbol of female empowerment and anti-conformity, is headed to the big screen with her four mysterious cats.

AP - LOS ANGELES (AP) — Harvey Korman, the tall, versatile comedian who won four Emmys for his outrageously funny contributions to "The Carol Burnett Show" and played a conniving politician to hilarious effect in "Blazing Saddles," died Thursday. He was 81.