AP - Agent 007 still has all of his digits.

E! Online - Justin Timberlake may be new to the acting game, but he's already making huge, diva-like demands. See, he plays Jacques "Le Coq" Grande in The Love Guru—a hockey player with a large, ahem, stick—and now he tells E! News he's only interested in playing well-hung dudes from now on.

AP - For a movie called "The Happening," not much happens.

E! Online - You kinda have to respect Vin Diesel for sticking to what he loves: stylish sci-fi movies that don't exactly make bank (see The Chronicles of Riddick—or don't). So check out this new trailer for Babylon A.D., due Aug. 29, which looks a bit like Children of Men remade on the Blade Runner set.

E! Online - A slap across the face from a friend isn't the only thing that left Shia LaBeouf red.

E! Online - Katherine Heigl has graduated from the romantic comedy portion of her Julia Roberts-paved career and is moving swiftly into her Erin Brockovich period.

E! Online - Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie are putting down serious roots in France.

AP - NEW HAVEN, Conn. (AP) — Paul Newman has always been a fiercely private man, shunning the trappings of fame wrought by his Hollywood career while immersing himself in auto racing, philanthropy and a multimillion-dollar food business.

Reuters - Did the judge who presided over a 1997 meeting that would have paved the way for Roman Polanski to return to the U.S. insist that any court hearing -- which would have ended the now-30-year-old case in which the director pleaded guilty to unlawful intercourse with a minor -- be televised?

Reuters - Two new comedies and a horror film that were moderately successful in theaters battled it out in video stores for the week ending June 8, and in the end, New Line Home Entertainment's "Semi-Pro" won.

Reuters - Two of Northern Ireland's most famous faces, Liam Neeson and James Nesbitt, are starring in Oliver Hirschbiegel's latest directorial outing, "Five Minutes of Heaven."