Reuters - A major Hollywood studio and online search engine Google Inc on unveiled separate moves on Monday to put movie and TV-like content on the Web, highlighting the way in which both see the Internet as critical to reaching customers.

Reuters - Jonathan Levine, whose upcoming comedy-drama "The Wackness" features an infamous kiss between Ben Kingsley and Mary-Kate Olsen, has set up two new projects.

AP - The contract between movie and TV actors and major Hollywood studios expired early Tuesday after the studios made a final offer and the Screen Actors Guild said it would take more than a day to study it.

Reuters - Angelina Jolie is the most "Wanted" woman at the foreign box office. Her action thriller, which opened at No. 2 in North America with surprisingly strong weekend sales of $51 million, was the top choice internationally with $32.5 million from 22 territories.

Reuters - Christopher Guest is taking it up to 11 for Fox's sequel to "Night at the Museum."

E! Online - Helena Bonham Carter is testing her mettle against the Machines.

E! Online - For Greece! For glory! For ripped guys in skimpy armor!

E! Online - Leonardo DiCaprio was just spotted on the Boston set of his new movie, which they tell us is called Shutter Island.

E! Online - Car chase? Check. A boat pursuit, with maybe some airplanes, motorcycles and horses? Got it. Two exotic foxes who may be bad news? There and there. James Bond without his shirt on? Sure thing. A huge weapon of some sort? Totally. Looks like the just-out trailer for Quantum of Solace packs all the tricks in 007's bag, and we're already falling for it.

AP - The head of the Screen Actors Guild doesn't want to hear the s-word as a deadline for contract expiration looms.

AP - Though the feeling can't yet be reciprocated, Hollywood has a crush on robots.

AP - It's official: Uma Thurman will marry financier Arpad "Arki" Busson.

AP - A motley group of foreigners — English teachers, students of Arabic, even a journalist — gathered on a recent chilly night in the Egyptian port city of Alexandria, brought together by a love of cinema, curiosity and a furtive hope of catching a glimpse of Omar Sharif.

AP - Dutch legislator Geert Wilders will not be prosecuted for inciting hatred of Muslims with his film denouncing the Quran, prosecutor said Monday.