Lynn Collins, one of the stars of "X-Men Origins: Wolverine," looked quite foxy on the red carpet for the movie's premiere held in Los Angeles on April 28th at Grauman's Chinese Theater.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Say you're immortal, and you've served in the battlefields of the Civil War and the trenches of World War I. Wouldn't you eventually want to sit out World War II and Vietnam?

After three box office hits, it was no surprise when X-Men Origins: Wolverine was announced. It is coming to the theaters on May 1, focusing on the past life of everyone's favorite clawed mutant Logan/Wolverine (Hugh Jackman).

Whenever he plays Wolverine, Hugh Jackman gets intense and broody. On the set, he's still a joker. During shooting for X-Men Origins: Wolverine, Jackman got his leading lady good.

''Bug'' is a different kind of woman-in-peril movie starring Ashley Judd, which has long been its own specific genre. Judd is indeed in peril here once again, following ''Kiss the Girls'' and ''Twisted'' and the like, but she gets to prove she can actually act with some depth, and not just look pretty under strain.