E! Online - She sings. She cracks jokes. She makes guys pant. No wonder director Woody Allen says Scarlett Johansson "can do anything."

E! Online - Joss Stone is moving from rock 'n' roll to royalty. Ill-fated royalty, that is.

AP - Morgan Freeman remained in serious condition Tuesday with a broken arm and elbow after rescuers used a jaws-of-life machine to free him and a passenger from the wreckage of his car.

AP - Add another entry for "The Dark Knight" in Hollywood's record books: The Batman sequel has climbed past $400 million at the box office in just 18 days, the fastest pace ever, a studio executive said Tuesday.

AP - The formula is pretty familiar by now in these Judd Apatow-produced comedies. A couple of buddies get into trouble, and as they try to bumble their way out of it, their friendship only grows stronger.

E! Online - Nicolas Cage is returning to the scene of the crime for his latest would-be blockbuster.

E! Online - There are new details about the extent of Shia LaBeouf's hand injury—and they're not pretty.

E! Online - She might be battling divorce rumors, an A-Rod scandal and a tell-all book by her brother, but maybe Madonna's still a small-town girl at heart, after all.

E! Online - The Dark Knight isn't king of the world, but it's getting closer.

E! Online - The question now is, can Justin keep up with the Jonases?

E! Online - Demi Moore has found herself a seat in a director's chair.

E! Online - Watching Scarlett Johansson get it on with Javier Bardem and Penélope Cruz may be the stuff of fantasy to large swaths of middle America. But for legendary director Woody Allen? Meh.

AP - Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt say their four previous children are adjusting just fine to the arrival of a twin brother and sister last month, with cupcakes and "Dora the Explorer" to help ease the transition.

AP - Bruce Wayne continues to add to his millions. "The Dark Knight," the blockbuster about the rich guy and his crime-fighting alter-ego, led the box office for the third weekend with $42.7 million.