AP - Matt Damon kept his cool as he helped distribute food from a truck that got stuck in the mud in a western Haitian town where Hurricane Ike left hundreds of people homeless and hungry.

Reuters - It's not about Shakespeare and not based on "King Lear," but fans of the Bard may find traces of both in a new Bollywood film set in modern-day India.

E! Online - Someone call the babysitter!

Reuters - Israeli and Palestinian directors at the Toronto International Film Festival are looking past the tanks, checkpoints and bombings to find humanity in everyday people caught up in the violence.

Reuters - "Every Little Step" is best described in a way unlike few movies before it. The film is a documentary, within a documentary.

AP - Daniel Radcliffe is talking about Alan Strang, the troubled young man he plays in "Equus," the Peter Shaffer drama now being revived on Broadway.

Reuters - With "Towelhead," the story of a Lebanese-American girl coping with puberty and older men, writer/director Alan Ball returns to some of the themes he explored in 1999's "American Beauty."

E! Online - So used to using his thumbs, Roger Ebert thought nothing of tapping a guy on the shoulder.

AP - Judy Davis won more than $8,000 in interest Friday for damages she was awarded from a newspaper that ridiculed her as heartless for opposing a plan to erect floodlights in a park near her Sydney harbor-side home.

E! Online - Johnny Depp is going Gollum.

E! Online - Diane English is hoping that Kate Winslet will be in the mood for a zipless f--k.

AP - Elizabeth Banks has what it takes to be a porn star or first lady. And she'll be strutting her stuff as both on the big-screen within a two-week span.

AP - Paris Hilton is not alone.

E! Online - Someone call the babysitter!

AP - Film critic Roger Ebert on Thursday confirmed that a fellow critic yelled at him and whacked him on the knee with a program during a movie screening at the Toronto Film Festival last weekend, but said the incident was "blown out of proportion."