Actress Robin Wright Penn has slammed the door shut on a full reconciliation with Sean Penn, suggesting she no longer wants to be married to the Oscar winner.

LAS VEGAS (AP) — Leave it to Robert Downey Jr. to turn Sherlock Holmes into a wisecracking action hero who ends up handcuffed naked to a bed.

Bringing comic book heroes (and villains) to the big screen has meant big bucks for movie studios in recent years. With huge budgets and state of the art special effects, it's easier than ever for filmmakers

Mel Gibson has turned down the chance to star in another Lethal Weapon movie - destroying hopes for a fifth film in the franchise.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Robert Downey Jr. is trading Iron Man's metal suit for Sherlock Holmes' deerstalker hat.

Soccer star-turned-movie tough guy Vinnie Jones is the frontrunner to land the lead in Guy Ritchie's movie adaptation of his The Gamekeeper comic book series. Jeff Parker, the acclaimed writer, who has helped turn the director's strong and silent hunter, Brock, into a comic book hit, is keen for Jones to take the lead in the film Ritchie is making with The Matrix mogul Joel Silver.

Animal rights campaigners are furious at reports a chimpanzee was beaten on the set of Christina Ricci's new movie. The chimp was allegedly attacked after it bit an actor on the set of "Speed Racer," which stars Ricci and Emile Hirsch.

Veronica Mars fans take note! Jason Dohring is back this fall in the new CBS drama “Moonlight.” From Joel Silver and the creators of “Angel” and “Beauty and the Beast,” the series is about Mick St. John, a Los Angeles private investigator (Alex O’Loughlin) whose clients don't know his dark secret – he’s a vampire.

Movie mogul Joel Silver has struck a deal with toymakers Mattel to turn He-Man & The Masters Of The Universe into a new film franchise. Mattel bosses, who created the He-Man action figure in the 1980s and created a cult cartoon series to help sell the dolls, attempted to turn the concept into a movie in 1987 but their Masters of The Universe film was a critical flop.

CBS announced today its 2007-2008 fall primetime lineup, featuring five new series - one comedy, three dramas and one reality program. These freshman series will join 17 returning programs on the current CBS lineup.