Hairspray star Brittany Snow is back in the arms of the boyfriend she bitterly outed as her ex at the Prom Night premiere in April. Musician Michael Johnson reportedly campaigned to get the actress back in his life

Kate Hudson enjoyed an unusual Father's Day this year, spending it in the company of her ex-husband Chris Robinson, their young son Ryder, her new beau Lance Armstrong and his three kids.

In Fool's Gold, Kate Hudson and Matthew McConaughey re-team on the big screen for this adventurous tale about a treasure-hunting couple whose eight-year quest for the ultimate prize has left them flat broke and fresh out of gas. Also on DVD: Welcome Home Roscoe Jenkins and Be Kind, Rewind.

Actress Kate Hudson has launched a bitter attack on tabloid newspapers, accusing them of printing "lies" about her trips out in public. The Fool's Gold actress - who spends much of her downtime indoors - is so sick of reading false accounts of her social evenings on the town; she rarely gives "mean" journalists the opportunity to write untruths about her.

Kate Hudson is calling on theater bosses in London to cast her in a West End play. The actress fell in love with the stage when she was learning how to act, but has never had the opportunity to try her hand at theater professionally.

Matthew McConaughey and Kate Hudson are looking for a third romantic comedy to do together - even though the punctual movie hunk can't stand the actress' tardiness.

Actor Matthew McConaughey struggled to get a good night's sleep while working on latest movie Fool's Gold in Australia, because he lived in constant fear of snake attacks.

Hollywood veteran Donald Sutherland was forced to turn down the chance of playing real life son Kiefer's fictional dad in hit TV show 24 - because he was too busy. The actor was tied up working on new movie Fool's Gold when Kiefer approached him about the role, which ultimately went to Babe star James Cromwell.

Not too long ago Warner Bros. president of production, Jeff Robinov, stated, "We are no longer doing movies with women in the lead." Apparently, Robinov won't even look at a script with a female lead. Is this man spewing forth misogynistic quackery, or is he, as a businessman, simply stating the obvious - that women no longer come with built-in audiences, opening weekend numbers, and box office success?

Kate Hudson is so impressed with her busty look in posters for her new film Fool's Gold she's hoping to use them to inspire any potential breast enhancement.