Troubled singer Amy Winehouse could soon be trading the recording studio for Hollywood - she's been offered a part in a new movie, according to reports.

It's the end of September, and now there's no turning back. Summer is too distant a memory, Christmas Break is a speck on the horizon and the work is beginning to pile up.

Early last month Sony received word that Tom Cruise was dropping out of "Edwin A. Salt" due to similarities to Cruise's "Mission Impossible" franchise.

The play's the thing in "Hamlet" and it is in "Hamlet 2," as well. It's just about the only thing that makes this intentionally cringe-inducing theatrical parody worth watching.

Michelle Pfeiffer has strict rules when it comes to family time - she has vowed to turn down film roles if they require her to part with her loved ones for longer than a fortnight. The Dangerous Minds star hates spending too much time away from her husband, Ally McBeal creator David E. Kelley and their two children - 14-year-old Claudia and 12-year-old Jack - and has decided to cut back on her acting work to fit in with her family's schedule.

Vivendi Games' ("VG") Sierra Entertainment has unveiled part of the A-list talent that will help bring drug-lord Tony Montana's criminal empire to life in the upcoming video game Scarface: The World Is Yours. Attracting an unprecedented array of Hollywood's brightest film and television stars as well as returning cast members from the 1983 classic film, the hotly-anticipated game will plunge players deep into the seedy underbelly of 1980s Miami as they rebuild Tony Montana's empire and seek vengeance on his enemies.