Reuters - French filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard has scrapped plans to attend a Tel Aviv film festival after a Palestinian group urged him to boycott Israel.

AP - Chris Rock said Monday he doesn't consider a wave of attacks on foreigners in South Africa as black-on-black violence but a problem of poverty.

AP - Oscar-winning actress Tatum O'Neal has been released after her drug arrest in lower Manhattan.

AP - Tourists applauded firefighters Monday as Universal Studios reopened, while investigators examined the ruins of some of the most famous sets in Hollywood to find the cause of the spectacular weekend blaze.

Reuters - Fire? What fire?

AP - A Manhattan judge has sentenced a former mental patient to three years of probation for stalking and harassing actress Uma Thurman.

E! Online - In the end, yes, Sex and the City's largely female fan base was a bad box office thing. For Indiana Jones.

E! Online - A horrific fire tore through Universal Studios in the predawn hours this morning. Despite the extensive damage, the famed theme park will remain open today and tonight's MTV Movie Awards will go on as planned in Universal's Gibson Amphitheatre.

E! Online - Wisteria Lane has survived tornadoes, catfights and now, raging infernos.

E! Online - The only thing hotter than the predawn blaze that closed down the area surrounding the Gibson Amphitheater before the 2008 MTV Movie Awards was double-threat Johnny Depp.

E! Online - A celebrity finally arrives at 4 p.m., an hour after they were supposed to start arriving. It's Jon Voight. Yup, had to ask about Angelina Jolie. "She has a big day coming up," he tells me. "She's happy, then I'm happy."

Reuters - "Sex and the City" fashioned a surprisingly strong opening at the North American box office on Sunday, as frenzied female fans used the romantic comedy as an excuse for a big party.

Reuters - Fire? What fire?

AP - Like the stoners they play in the upcoming "Pineapple Express," Seth Rogen and James Franco stumbled unkowingly into trouble Sunday at the MTV Movie Awards.

AP - Shopping bags line the aisles. Heels click on the sticky floors. Gaggles of girls pose for pictures.