AP - A New York judge has tossed out lawsuits brought by a driving instructor and two etiquette school teachers who said the makers of the movie "Borat" deceived them.

Reuters - This summer, two mediocre female-centered movies -- "Sex and the City" and "Mamma Mia!" -- drew huge crowds because they appealed to an underserved audience.

Reuters - Paul Schrader's "Adam Resurrected" doesn't lack for ambition.

Reuters - This year, Oscar didn't come to Toronto. Since the Academy Awards calendar was shortened in 2003, this fall film festival has typically served to separate contenders from pretenders.

AP - One clear fan of a new Paris Hilton documentary has a familiar name: Paris Hilton.

E! Online - How many lawyers did it take to determine that Disturbia was kinda like Rear Window? ('Cause the critics figured it out right away.)

AP - A lawsuit claims Steven Spielberg, DreamWorks and Paramount Pictures Corp. ripped off "Rear Window" when they made the movie "Disturbia."

AP - Minnie Driver has given birth to a not-so-little one.

Reuters - Imax lost a muggle but has gained a space alien.

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.

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.