AP - "The Incredible Hulk" was a box-office bruiser, yanking in $54.5 million over opening weekend and laying to rest the stigma of his unappreciated big-screen adventure five years ago.

E! Online - It's a good thing Jake Gyllenhaal and Reese Witherspoon are tied at the hip—otherwise, Billy Crystal's commentary on the new collector's edition of City Slickers might raise some eyebrows...

E! Online - Movie posters seem to be stuck in two formats lately: the Romantic Comedy, where one character is looking away and the other gazing sweetly, or the Comedy, which calls for an exaggerated photo with a big block red typeface. WHAT'S THE DEAL?

AP - John Leguizamo, one of the stars of M. Night Shyamalan's latest thriller, "The Happening," says he enjoyed working with the filmmaker.

AP - New mom Jessica Alba will practice tough love.

AP - John Waters is done with "Hon."

AP - One movie apparently isn't big enough for the outsized personality of Vincent "Buddy" Cianci.

AP - Take cover, McCain. You too, Obama. Michael Moore is coming out with a new book.

AP - Reese Witherspoon has sealed another deal: her divorce from fellow actor Ryan Phillippe.

E! Online - Amanda Peet is getting into disaster mode.

E! Online - It wasn't just politics as usual at the American Film Institute's tribute to Warren Beatty. Though, it was a little of that.

Reuters - The American Film Institute gave Warren Beatty its annual lifetime achievement award on Thursday, celebrating a roughly 50-year career in which the actor has won an Oscar and played active role in U.S. politics.

E! Online - Movie posters seem to be stuck in two formats lately: the Romantic Comedy, where one character is looking away and the other gazing sweetly, or the Comedy, which calls for an exaggerated photo with a big block red typeface. WHAT'S THE DEAL?