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  1. Correction: Wolverine leak story (AP)
  2. Faris finds nothing stupid in dumb blonde roles (Reuters)
  3. Neeson to star as Zeus in `Clash of the Titans' (AP)
  4. Neeson to star as Zeus in `Clash of the Titans' (AP)
  5. Racers too "Fast" for Hannah Montana at box office (Reuters)
  6. Efron a likable hero in hit-and-miss comedy (Reuters)
  7. Judge orders Redmond O'Neal held without bail (AP)
  8. Miley and Hannah team up for $34M opening weekend (AP)
  9. "Hannah Montana" rocks North American box office (Reuters)
  10. Hannah Montana: The Movie's Happy Easter (E! Online)
  11. "Dragonball Evolution" a backward step (Reuters)
  12. Latest Hollywood script deals (Reuters)
  13. William Hurt jousting for Robin Hood role (Reuters)
  14. Porn star Marilyn Chambers dead at 56 (Reuters)
  15. X-rated star Marilyn Chambers dies at 56 (AP)
  16. Comedy darkens, matching leaner times, outrage (AP)
  17. Summer Movies Preview Advisory (AP)
  18. Crime book "McMafia" nabbed for film potential (Reuters)
  19. "Hannah Montana" rocks box office (Reuters)
  20. Sony Pictures picks up "Remote Control" (Reuters)
  21. Sean "Diddy" Combs booked for "The Greek" (Reuters)
  22. Lindsay Lohan makes mock dating service ad (AP)
  23. 'Slumdog' filmmakers give Mumbai charity $747,000 (AP)
  24. The planet is movie set in Disneynature's `Earth' (AP)
  25. "Watchmen" actor joins cast of "Morning Glory" (Reuters)
  26. Engaging docu a must-see for fans of "A Chorus Line" (Reuters)
  27. "Golden" reduces '70s stars to grumpy old sailors (Reuters)
  28. YouTube boosts full-length movies, TV show lineup (AP)
  29. Jackie Chan: Chinese people need to be controlled (AP)
  30. 'Die Hard' director indicted in wiretaps case (AP)
  31. Jackie Chan's China comments prompt backlash (AP)
  32. Day after plunking woman, Bill Murray hacks away (AP)
  33. Summer heroes: Wolverine, Kirk & Spock, Potter (AP)
  34. Summer Movies Preview Advisory (AP)
  35. 'Public Enemies' author rushes to Dillinger's side (AP)
  36. Movie studios tout job creation to lawmakers (Reuters)
  37. `Bruno,' `Funny People' highlight summer comedies (AP)
  38. Spokesman: Jackie Chan comments out of context (AP)
  39. Poor DVD sales hamper U.S. film financing deals (Reuters)
  40. Hugh Jackman sinks hands into Hollywood history (Reuters)
  41. Summer lovin': Male perspectives in movie romance (AP)
  42. Woody Allen's New York return feels familiar (Reuters)
  43. "Conquests" a brilliantly staged comic trilogy (Reuters)
  44. Michaela Watkins has "Back-Up Plan" (Reuters)
  45. 'Secret' Sharon Stone lawsuit to be unsealed (AP)
  46. 3rd 'Twilight' film director selected (AP)
  47. Amid blockbusters, some smarter, meatier fare (AP)
  48. 'John Rabe' wins German Film Prize (AP)
  49. 'Secret' Stone lawsuit was routine fees matter (AP)
  50. DVD software backups challenged in U.S. court (Reuters)
  51. Stars pack Venice to fete Salma Hayek, Pinault (AP)
  52. 3rd 'Twilight' film director selected (AP)
  53. Chinese massacre movie reports strong opening (AP)
  54. Flu outbreak closes theaters in Mexico (Reuters)
  55. Director praises grieving Neeson's professionalism (AP)
  56. Beyonce's `Obsessed' makes $28.6 million debut (AP)
  57. Aardman back in motion with two Sony pics (Reuters)
  58. Tempe goes Hollywood for 'Wolverine' premiere (AP)
  59. Jarmusch's trip through Spain goes nowhere (Reuters)
  60. Documentary examines U.S. child sex trade (Reuters)
  61. Jackie Chan announces 100th movie (AP)
  62. Eric Bana documents his first love: his muscle car (AP)
  63. Disney to plant 2.7 million trees for `Earth' (AP)
  64. Films put economy in the frame at Tribeca Festival (AP)
  65. 2 Bahamians plead not guilty in Travolta case (AP)
  66. Bruce Willis stays a busy action man (Reuters)
  67. Latest Hollywood script deals (Reuters)
  68. Studios delay several big films in Mexico for flu (Reuters)
  69. Hayden Panettiere: Wants to Footloose With Chace Crawford (E! Online)
  70. "Angels & Demons" hits screens (Reuters)
  71. Spike Lee films a game-in-the-life of Kobe Bryant (AP)
  72. Carrey eyed for lead in "Beaver" (Reuters)
  73. Eric Bana's "beast" love rivals his acting passion (Reuters)
  74. Hollywood delays summer film releases in Mexico (AP)
  75. 'Star Trek' game veers away from movie (AP)
  76. `Wolverine' has box-office bite with $35M debut (AP)
  77. Ron Howard: Vatican obstructed 'Angels & Demons' (AP)
  78. "Wolverine" slashes rivals in $160 million global bow (Reuters)
  79. IFC Films hearts "Valentine's Day" (Reuters)
  80. Leak doesn't keep fans away from `Wolverine' (AP)
  81. LA Film Festival features John Dillinger premiere (Reuters)
  82. Dom DeLuise dies at age 75 (Reuters)
  83. Audit: Mass. celebrity records improperly checked (AP)
  84. Deposition: Paris Hilton is a promotion machine (AP)
  85. Robert Pattinson sheds "Twilight" image in film (Reuters)
  86. Two more actors enter "Percy" pantheon (Reuters)
  87. Nimoy 'comfortable' with mysterious 'Fringe' role (AP)
  88. Better late: Fallon finally getting college degree (AP)
  89. Bollywood boycott dulls Indian screens (AP)
  90. Tom Hanks throws out first pitch at game in Tokyo (AP)
  91. Sacha Baron Cohen's "Bruno" is "pushin' der limits" (Reuters)
  92. Christian Bale forces "Terminator" rewrite (Reuters)
  93. Hugh Jackman to launch `Wolverine' in Mexico (AP)
  94. Credit crunch dulls glitz of Cannes festival (Reuters)
  95. Helping kids is giving Goldie Hawn purpose (AP)
  96. `Star Trek' stuns competition with $79.2M debut (AP)
  97. Danny Glover joins tour supporting labor workers (AP)
  98. Woman finds 'Twilight' sequel script in trash (AP)
  99. Helping kids is giving Goldie Hawn purpose (AP)
  100. "Oldboy" director brings new-look vampire to Cannes (Reuters)
  101. Pixar raises the animation bar with buoyant "Up" (Reuters)
  102. Capt. Kirk, American icon? New Frontier renewed (AP)
  103. Weisz juggles, unicycles, raps through `Bloom' (AP)
  104. Gerard Butler charged with battery in LA (AP)
  105. Saberi partner's Iranian film makes Cannes debut (AP)
  106. Hollywood lands in DC for 'Museum' premiere (AP)
  107. Redford teams up to train minority filmmakers (AP)
  108. Chris Rock's "Hair" docu headed to theaters (Reuters)
  109. Bullock honored by La. school for Katrina charity (AP)
  110. Vanessa Hudgens tries to break from Disney (AP)
  111. "Angels & Demons" fails to crack "Code" (Reuters)
  112. Angels & Demons, Star Trek Win; Jennifer Aniston Flick Loses (E! Online)
  113. Bird, Spielberg honored at BU commencement (AP)
  114. Wenders pairs with Bausch for 3-D dance feature (Reuters)
  115. Imagination overwhelms story in "Antichrist" (Reuters)
  116. Big Mel Gibson News...No, Not That (E! Online)
  117. "Burma VJ" a chilling chronicle of monks' uprising (Reuters)
  118. Asian films a powerful presence at Cannes festival (AP)
  119. Pattinson has "Breaking" news for "Twilight" fans (Reuters)
  120. "Happy Tears" headed to theaters via Roadside (Reuters)
  121. Israeli film "A Matter of Size" good fit for remake (Reuters)
  122. Close call in Cannes as prison drama edges ahead (Reuters)
  123. Gilliam says `Don Quixote' fantasy is back on (AP)
  124. `Ledger and friends' present actor's final role (AP)
  125. Tarantino loves going into movie mode at Cannes (AP)
  126. Jurors deliberate contenders for Cannes Palme d'Or (AP)
  127. Lush images, audience walk-outs as Cannes winds up (Reuters)
  128. Coco Chanel film brings curtain down in Cannes (Reuters)
  129. Indie filmmakers in Cannes still dreaming of 3-D (Reuters)
  130. Cannes crowds await jury's pick for best of fest (AP)
  131. Rare Audrey Hepburn stamp goes to auction (AP)
  132. Danny Boyle, Andie MacDowell on Shanghai film jury (AP)
  133. Popular film wins Cannes, but "Antichrist" lingers (Reuters)
  134. "Buffy the Vampire Slayer" returning to big screen (Reuters)
  135. "Navigator" taking flight again at Disney (Reuters)
  136. Jessica Biel's cutting wit does not come "Easy" (Reuters)
  137. Elizabeth Taylor home from hospital, feels 'great' (AP)
  138. Hugh Jackman's son using dad's pedigree on girls (AP)
  139. Liraz Charhi joins Plame drama "Fair Game" (Reuters)
  140. "Year Without Sex" proves to be time well spent (Reuters)
  141. Director Jake Kasdan enrolls for "Bad Teacher" (Reuters)
  142. Pixar goes `Up' with $68.2 million debut weekend (AP)
  143. Shanty of 'Slumdog' star spared in new demolition (AP)
  144. Natalie Portman signs on for comedy "Your Highness" (Reuters)
  145. Screenwriters tapped to adapt 4th-grader's "Girls" (Reuters)
  146. Disney embraces Pooh for animated feature (Reuters)
  147. Actor McHattie delivers the goods in zombie flick (Reuters)
  148. Edison Chen calls sex photos youthful indiscretion (AP)
  149. Godard mulls Holocaust book for next film (Reuters)
  150. Disney rolls out plans for D23 Expo for fans (Reuters)
  151. "Kung Fu" actor Carradine found hanged in Thai hotel (Reuters)
  152. Philip Berk elected Hollywood Foreign Press head (AP)
  153. Actress Lori Petty charged with drunken driving (AP)
  154. David Carradine's death sets back indie project (Reuters)
  155. Slumdog Kids Take a Trip, Write Books (E! Online)
  156. `Land of the Lost' stars, found (AP)
  157. Larry David stars in Woody Allen's new film (AP)
  158. Family upset over photos of Carradine's body (Reuters)
  159. "Up" retains altitude, tops box office again (Reuters)
  160. "Terminator" tops overseas box office (Reuters)
  161. John Travolta thanks colleagues for promoting film (AP)
  162. `Hangover' takes down `Up' for top box-office spot (AP)
  163. `Imagine That,' Murphy makes solid family comedy (AP)
  164. John Woo on a new mission: boosting Chinese films (Reuters)
  165. 'Guerrilla drive-ins' turn nostalgia on its head (AP)
  166. John Travolta thanks colleagues for promoting film (AP)
  167. 'Slumdog' child star gets new home in Mumbai (AP)
  168. Redford honors consumer advocate Joan Claybrook (AP)
  169. Calif. to probe latest HIV case in porn industry (AP)
  170. David Bowie's son finding fame as movie director (Reuters)
  171. Romancing the Douglas (E! Online)
  172. 'Hangover' hangs on as No. 1 movie with $33.4M (AP)
  173. "Hangover" gives Murphy a headache at box office (Reuters)
  174. Oscar-winning veterans turn backs on Hollywood (Reuters)
  175. Jessica Alba won't face vandalism charges (AP)
  176. Film turns downtown Oklahoma City into 1950s Texas (AP)
  177. `Transformers' toys live up to big-screen robots (AP)
  178. Magazine: Jewels stolen from Lohan photo shoot (AP)
  179. Gay activists wary about flamboyant "Bruno" (Reuters)
  180. Police: Mia Farrow's brother killed himself in Vt. (AP)
  181. LAPD bans police uniforms for film set guards (AP)
  182. Quaids settle with hospital over overdose claim (AP)
  183. FBI files show wide "Deep Throat" investigation (AP)
  184. Review: Year One's Biblical Proportions (E! Online)
  185. FBI tried in vain to stop 'Deep Throat' film (AP)
  186. Hollywood studio Paramount axes top executives (Reuters)
  187. Sandra Bullock finally has top film at box office (Reuters)
  188. Indian films in New York create Bollywood-on-Hudson (Reuters)
  189. "Transformers" director rips studio in leaked memo (Reuters)
  190. Bullock's 'Proposal' woos date crowds with $34.1M (AP)
  191. Bullock's `Proposal' engages fans with $33.6M (AP)
  192. `Transformers 3'? LaBeouf says it'll be darker (AP)
  193. Jive-talking twin Transformers raise race issues (AP)
  194. "Monster" pair try on genes (Reuters)
  195. Latest Hollywood script deals (Reuters)
  196. "Old Boy" proceeds despite legal scuffle (Reuters)
  197. Emma Roberts joins aunt Julia in romantic comedy (Reuters)
  198. Ex-'Jaws' actor Dreyfuss promotes civics in US (AP)
  199. Quotes about the death of Michael Jackson (AP)
  200. Tuneless Oscars? Academy toughens best-song rules (AP)
  201. "Transformers" sequel tramples on box office (Reuters)
  202. Janet Jackson arrives at Michael Jackson's LA home (AP)
  203. Pop king Jackson was content to remain fan of film (AP)
  204. Baron Cohen's Bruno falls for Australian PM (AP)
  205. A tale of two L.A. festivals (Reuters)
  206. Depp — and Chicago — star in 'Public Enemies' film (AP)
  207. `Transformers': Worst-reviewed $400 million hit? (AP)
  208. Review: `Bruno' quickly goes out of style (AP)
  209. Jackman, Rogen, Hathaway among Oscar invitees (AP)
  210. Judge: Ono owns copyright to rare Lennon footage (AP)
  211. Jude Law is set to play Hamlet on B'way this fall (AP)
  212. Jason Sudeikis is a "Distance" runner (Reuters)
  213. Oscar Watch: Megan Fox for Best Actress? (E! Online)
  214. Transformers vs. Ice Age: "Too Close to Call" (E! Online)
  215. Movie theaters to show Jackson memorial service (AP)
  216. Benicio del Toro pays visit to Puerto Rico prison (AP)
  217. Stars brave London rain at 'Harry Potter' premiere (AP)
  218. Pottermania returns with London world premiere (Reuters)
  219. Review: You've met `Beth Cooper' before (AP)
  220. Capsule reviews: `Bruno' and other films (AP)
  221. Daniel Craig and Hugh Jackman set for Broadway (AP)
  222. Hollywood sends 3D home -- in videogames (Reuters)
  223. Austrians say outrageous Bruno ist pretty funny (Reuters)
  224. Jeremy Renner looks for success, finds "Hurt Locker" (Reuters)
  225. Paris Hilton insists she plugged sorority movie (AP)
  226. 'Angel at Sea' wins at Karlovy Vary film festival (AP)
  227. Dillinger's Ohio crime spree left out of new movie (AP)
  228. Ryan Reynolds cast as "Green Lantern" (Reuters)
  229. 'Bruno' sashays to box-office fame with $30.4M (AP)
  230. "Ice Age," "Bruno" diverse draws overseas (Reuters)
  231. Studio system still alive with Henry Jaglom (Reuters)
  232. Vatican lauds good/evil theme in Harry Potter film (AP)
  233. Natalie Portman joins the cast of `Thor' (AP)
  234. Recession hits Toronto film festival, filmmakers (Reuters)
  235. Capsule reviews: `Harry Potter' and other films (AP)
  236. `Humpday' explores intimacy of male friendship (AP)
  237. Alexander Skarsgard joins cast of "Straw Dogs" (Reuters)
  238. "Murderer" offers more schlock than shock (Reuters)
  239. New Harry Potter movie sets world opening record (Reuters)
  240. Myanmar "VJ" film exposes 2007 protests, crackdown (Reuters)
  241. Actor Beatty doesn't want deposition videotaped (AP)
  242. Ed White, Jimmy Stewart inducted in Aviation Hall (AP)
  243. Saudi film festival cancelled in setback for reformers (Reuters)
  244. Hamas makes feature film about slain militant (AP)
  245. "Ugly Truth" writers paint pretty picture (Reuters)
  246. Competition aims to make Bruce Lee home a museum (AP)
  247. Natasha Henstridge to star in Stan Lee project (Reuters)
  248. Bruce Lee's siblings authorize Chinese biopics (AP)
  249. "Holler" gets Aniston's attention (Reuters)
  250. Review: `The Ugly Truth' isn't pretty (AP)