AP - Capsule reviews of films opening this week:

E! Online - The new Star Trek movie's opening day is nearer than you may think.

Reuters - The success of books and films like "The Da Vinci Code" and "Angels and Demons" should make the Catholic Church rethink the way it uses the media to present itself, the Vatican newspaper said on Wednesday.

Reuters - Robert De Niro and Edward Norton, who worked together in 2001's "The Score," have signed on to star in the psychological thriller "Stone."

AP - Outside of Leonard Nimoy's Bel Air home, workers are busy constructing a new driveway, replacing flagstone with sleek cement as part of an ongoing conversion from Mediterranean to modern. Though the 78-year-old actor is also undergoing a metamorphosis of sorts, he isn't paving over his past.

AP - It took just a few seconds of footage — a single trailer, dropped from the heavens with great fanfare — for the hue and cry to rise on Trekmovie.com, the top fan site for J.J. Abrams' new "Star Trek" movie. By the hundreds they weighed in, a contentious cacophony that would have jammed even Lt. Uhura's comms system.

AP - Tom Hanks is still on a mission when it comes to World War II.

AP - Zachary Quinto does a fine Mr. Spock on screen, but the new "Star Trek" co-star isn't sure what sort of Vulcan he would make in real life.