AP - Sit beside Steve Martin for a screening of "The Jerk," share a theater with Mike Myers for a showing of "Austin Powers: International Man of Mystery" or squirm in your seat alongside Jodie Foster during "The Silence of the Lambs."

AP - Paris Hilton's new reality show, the documentary "Paris, Not France," reveals a not-so-simple life in which the dumb blonde of her TV infamy is scarcely to be found.

E! Online - Dealmakers at the 2008 Toronto Film Fest suffered a serious case of buyers' remorse when only one film snapped up at the event, The Visitor, showed something resembling a healthy profit.

AP - Mickey Rourke's character in "The Wrestler" describes himself as a broken-down slab of meat, a man who's alone and deserves to be.

AP - Matt Damon says the selection of Sarah Palin as the Republican nominee for vice president could end up "like a really bad Disney movie" if John McCain wins the November presidential election.

Reuters - A former infiltrator into the Irish Republican Army who spent months protesting against a film based on his life is now praising it and says a cash settlement had nothing to do with the switch.

Reuters - It's not easy being Paris Hilton, always being photographed by the paparazzi doing things as mundane as ordering a hamburger at a drive-in.

Reuters - We've all seen this film before -- two hoodlum friends from the tough, violent streets of South Boston trying to cope with the lure of easy money and the offsetting threat of jail time -- but we've never seen it this well done.

Reuters - Batman wants an Oscar. To be precise, Warner Bros. wants a statuette -- or 10 -- for "The Dark Knight."

Reuters - The creative team behind the upcoming romantic comedy "He's Just Not That Into You" is teaming up again for another laugh-infused romance.

Reuters - More than three months after its underwhelming premiere at the Cannes Film Festival, director Steven Soderbergh's four-hour "Che" has finally found a buyer.

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

Reuters - Guy Ritchie is returning to form. The British filmmaker first made waves in the late 1990s with a pair of London-set crime capers -- "Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels" and "Snatch" -- and made even more when he married Madonna in 2000.