So, you're a celebrity Paris, or a notable Jesse or a famous Oliver. And you're wondering: Say, should I have some fun with Hitler? Well, should you? Let's...

Justin Timberlake, Elton John and Jessica Simpson are in?! Randy Jackson, Kara DioGuardi and Ellen DeGeneres are out?! From the looks of it, American Idol is about to blow up American...

We love us some Big Bang Theory. And hey, we know loads of people love Two and a Half Men too. But lest there ever be a class-off between the stars of Chuck Lorre's two hit CBS...

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Leonardo DiCaprio may be pulling out of Mel Gibson's next directing gig, but Jodie Foster isn't shying away from the embattled Hollywood star. Sources tell me she fully expects a...

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International News: Deal thought to be worth $234 mil over five years -- Blighty's dominant paybox, BSkyB, has reiterated its financial firepower by signing an output deal with HBO believed to be worth £150 million ($234 million) over five years.

Front Page Breaking Story: Festival lineup includes 79 world premieres -- The Venice Film Festival has unveiled its lineup of 79 world premieres, comprising an ample American contingent, alongside robust European and Asian representations, plus some Latin American entries, all making for a rich mix of classic auteur and also genre fare.

Emmy News: Emmy drama nominees show their gory side -- Quick, call Dexter Morgan. The Emmy drama race is a bloody mess.

Profile in Excellence: Mark Wahlberg: Thesp's career takes many twists and turns -- Mark Wahlberg's career arc reads like a particularly fanciful Hollywood narrative.

Emmy Central Top Stories: Grooming a successor is rare for top hourlongs -- Although "Breaking Bad" showrunner Vince Gilligan is eager to praise the creative staff around him when it comes to his Emmy-winning cable series, he believes he's speaking for many other showrunners when he says the job "requires someone who's a control freak."

Los Angeles: Duo learn to work the HBO brand -- Steve Levinson, who has been Mark Wahlberg's partner at Leverage Management for nearly two decades, attributes the star's success as a producer to several reasons.

Emmy Central Top Stories: Newbies latest to try to topple 'Mad Men' in Emmy race -- Voters mainly stuck to their guns in the Emmy drama nominees, with four of their six selections this year having received a nomination in this category in past years.

Profile in Excellence: Mark Wahlberg: Wahlberg co-produces pic with Hoberman, Lieberman -- Mark Wahlberg teamed with Mandeville Films' David Hoberman and Todd Lieberman to co-produce "The Fighter," financed by Relativity and shot entirely in Lowell, Mass.

Headline Newsletter Film News: Multi-hyphenate to produce through his 34th Street Films -- It's an even dozen for Tyler Perry and Lionsgate with the multi-hyphenate in preproduction on comedy "We The Peeples."

Technology News: ILM/SPI develop open-source program -- Two giants of the visual effects business, Industrial Light & Magic and Sony Pictures Imageworks, have launched an open-source software effort to address the problems of sharing large, complex CG files.

Headline Newsletter TV News: Syfy series set to begin production in August -- Malik Yoba and Laura Mennell have been cast in the new Syfy pilot "Alphas."

Film News: 'Cairo Time' premieres in New York -- Love was in the air -- not to mention on the screen -- at Monday's New York premiere of "Cairo Time," held at Cinema CC.

Film News: SPC masterminds gradual rollout -- "Get Low" drew a full house at the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences' screening, or, "living room," as it was referred to at Tuesday night's premiere.

Film News: Premiere pumps up guests -- Tuesday's premiere of "Scott Pilgrim vs. the World" at Grauman's Chinese Theater featured so much ass-kicking mayhem that guests were feeling a little pumped.

Headline Newsletter Film News: Markowitz to rewrite martial arts comedy -- Chockstone Pictures ("The Road") is revving up development on martial arts comedy "Tapped Out," naming scribe Michael Markowitz of "Horrible Bosses" to rewrite.

Music News: Kaczmarek infuses American bluegrass in 'Low' score -- It could be said composer Jan Kaczmarek ("Finding Neverland") is attracted to the unknown.

Headline Newsletter TV News: Critics want more time to pore over merger material -- Comcast Corp. said it has no problem with a request to extend by two weeks the FCC comment period for critics of its proposed joint venture with NBC Universal.

International News: Biz leaders rally, decry government's film funding cuts -- Leading lights from Blighty's film biz have got through the grieving stage and moved swiftly into anger. Acceptance may have to wait.

Los Angeles: Assn. gives over $1.5M in donations -- Hollywood Foreign Press Assn. held its annual lunch yesterday to announce recipients of its charitable donations.

Americas: TV shingle pacts with STV Group -- TV shingle Kinetic Content has already signed its second U.K. deal, pacting with Scotland's STV Group to work together on new formats.

Legit Reviews: Munby presents Kleist's ideas as veering between comedy and tragedy.

Legit Reviews: Tuner plays better in the Pantages Theater than Mel Brooks' first legit smash, "The Producers."

Film Reviews: Among the unanswered questions in the universe, "Who killed Sid Vicious' girlfriend Nancy Spungen?" probably ranks quite low.

Film Reviews: Feng Xiaogang's heartrending depiction of the 1976 Tangshan earthquake satisfies on every level.