Reuters - You won't find the word "religulous" in a dictionary but it's a good bet it will be on protest signs when the documentary of that name, a jab-in-the-eye at Western religion, hits movie theaters in October.

AP - Here comes Madea, a few months early.

AP - Stockholm City Council has named a street and a square in the city after Ingmar Bergman.

Reuters - Paramount is no "friendo" to Tommy Lee Jones right now.

AP - The last time a movie topped a half-billion dollars at the domestic box office, it sailed away with most of the Oscars.

E! Online - The movie adaptation of Stephenie Meyer's young-adult vampire novel Twilight won't hit theaters until November, but the stars are already talking sequels.

Reuters - Harold Perrineau is being held hostage for his next big-screen role.

Reuters - Julie Andrews has earned her wings.

Reuters - Like prisoners who can't make it on the outside, the three soldiers who return home briefly from Iraq in Neil Burger's droll road movie, "The Lucky Ones," find they function better in the military.

Reuters - In a sea of serious festival films, "Ghost Town" stands out like a beckoning beacon of welcome frivolity.

Reuters - Spike Lee has so much on his plate in "Miracle at St. Anna" that it's little wonder everything goes flying.

Reuters - Alan Alda, Jeff Daniels, Mary-Louise Parker, David Strathairn and Paul Rudd are attached to join the beatnik biopic "Howl."

Reuters - Arthouse studio Fox Searchlight has acquired U.S. rights to Darren Aronofsky's acclaimed Mickey Rourke drama "The Wrestler," days after it won the top prize at the Venice International Film Festival.