E! Online - We're finally beyond the flak of summer movies, and just over the hump of September dreck—it's finally time in movie land for all the big guns to come out. We have the audacity—the nerve!—to peek into the future to pick which flicks are gonna be the most successful, but we're not just talkin' moneywise.

Reuters - Oscar-nominated teen actress Saoirse Ronan likes the sound of being a rising star.

AP - When brothers Alex and Stephen Kendrick were looking for inspiration for their third feature-length film, they turned to God for help.

AP - Lindsay Lohan doesn't want to be on camera, at least not when she's giving a deposition.

AP - We've already seen the baby pictures — now see the photo of Angelina Jolie apparently breastfeeding on the cover of W magazine.

AP - A judge has ordered the 23-year-old son of actor Ryan O'Neal back to rehab weeks after he and his father were arrested on suspicion of drug possession.

Reuters - Is the world ready for a cancer comedy? Seth Rogen and Mandate Pictures think so.

AP - The highly public divorce battle between Christie Brinkley and her ex-husband may be settled, but the couple's bitter dispute is heating up again.

Reuters - "Body of Lies," a terrorism thriller starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Russell Crowe, will likely take the No. 1 spot at the weekend box office in North America, ending a run of bad luck for action movies dealing with the Iraq war.

E! Online - Can you picture it: Ne-Yo jammin' onstage with Marilyn Manson?

E! Online - This is not the kind of makeover producers were thinking of when they cast Daniel Craig as 007.

Reuters - For a dozen years during the Cold War, accused members and former members of the American Communist Party were barred from working in the movie industry.