The Police got into the Halloween spirit for their Madison Square Garden show in New York on Wednesday - by taking the stage in costume.

TV Land goes bobbing for answers to some of entertainment's darkest mysteries on Sunday, October 28 from 7PM - 10:30PM (all times ET/PT) with a special Halloween marathon of TV Land's hit original series, "TV Land Myths and Legends."

NEW YORK (AP) - Meryl Streep is about to collect yet another honor, this one from the Film Society of Lincoln Center.

CULPEPER, Va. (AP) - More than 6 million film and recording artifacts - including footage of Elvis Presley's gyrations and Charlie Chaplin's bowlegged gait - have a new home on a hillside in this town southwest of Washington, D.C.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - The years have been kind to ''Citizen Kane,'' including the last decade. The 1941 Orson Welles classic - the story of a wealthy young idealist transformed by scandal and vice into a regretful old recluse - was again rated the best movie ever Wednesday by the American Film Institute.

Robert Downey Jr. will reportedly play Peter Sellers in a production in London's West End next year. The star will take on the role as the legendary English comic - famed for his Inspector Clouseau roles in the Pink Panther - in a stage adaptation of his life.

A historic camera belonging to screen legend Charlie Chaplin is expected to fetch thousands when it goes up for sale at a London auction this summer. The Bell and Howell 2709, which was used to film many of Chaplin's masterful silent films, including 1921's The Gold Rush (1925), is estimated to sell for $180,000 when it is auction off Christie's.

Eric McCormack and his wife Janet are trying for another child. The former Will and Grace star, 44, is desperate for a brother or sister for his four-year-old son Finnegan.

Happy Birthday To "Alpha Dog" actor Lukas Haas (1976), "Firefly" actor Sean Maher (1975), Tejano singer Selena (1971; d. 1995), "Big Momma's House 2" star Martin Lawrence (1965), "Two And A Half Men" star Jon Cryer (1965), "Trust the Man" actress Ellen Barkin, British musician Gerry Rafferty (1947), Los Angeles Lakers legend Kareem Abdul-Jabbar (1947), English singer Dusty Springfield (1939; d. 1999), singer Bobby Vinton (1935), jazz flute player Herbie Mann (1930), Pope Benedict XVI (1927), composer Henry Mancini (1924; d. 1994), actress/singer Edie Adams (1927), English actor/director Peter Ustinov (1921), Canadian actress Fifi D'Orsay (1904; d. 1983), and prolific film actor Charlie Chaplin (1889; d. 1977).

Tom Cruise has landed his first big catch as the new boss of Charlie Chaplin's United Artists (UA) studio - former Disney publicity guru Dennis Rice. Rice has confirmed he's giving up his "dream job" at Disney to join Cruise and producing partner Paula Wagner at UA.