Reuters - Nicole Kidman is attached to star in and produce "The Eighth Wonder," an action-adventure centering on an archeological discovery that sets off a globe-spanning race.

AP - Actor Jack Nicholson, rocker Jon Bon Jovi and NBA star Shaquille O'Neal are among 30 nominees to the New Jersey Hall of Fame.

AP - Stargazers seeking an up-close glimpse of Hollywood's royalty can win seats on Oscar night along the red carpet.

AP - Viggo Mortensen follows a classic cowboy code in the Western "Appaloosa": Speak softly and carry a big honkin' gun.

AP - Meet Carrie Bradshaw, in her teenage years.

AP - "She did it the hard way."

AP - Barack Obama partied with Hollywood celebrities Tuesday night and with the help of Oscar-winning singer and actress Barbra Streisand raised an eye-popping $9 million for his presidential campaign and the Democratic Party.

AP - Authorities say they have arrested actor Ryan O'Neal and his son on suspicion of having drugs in their Malibu home.

E! Online - Prince Charming was on everyone's minds yesterday at the premiere of Selena Gomez's new movie, Another Cinderella Story.

E! Online - • Luke Perry just scored a new TV gig, but not in the right ZIP code for 90210 fans. The erstwhile Dylan McKay is booked for ripped-(off)-from-the-headlines CBS' Criminal Minds as a cult leader. Things go bad when the feds botch a raid. See the Lukemeister brood it up on Oct. 8.

E! Online - Sorry to disappoint you Shrek fans, but Tom Cruise won't be heading to the swamp for the next go-round in the green-guy franchise.

Reuters - Kate Hudson rose to movie stardom playing sweet All-American girls, but in her newest part in "My Best Friend's Girl," she relished doing two things she rarely does on film -- curse a lot and portray a sexually aggressive woman.

AP - Dr. Frankenstein himself could not revive "Igor," an animated comedy about a hunchbacked lab assistant playing at mad scientist.

Reuters - A film about the rise and fall of the Red Army Faction, a group of left-wing militants suspected of killing dozens of prominent West Germans decades ago, premiered in Munich on Tuesday with a graphic account of one of post-war Germany's darkest chapters.