LOS ANGELES (AP) - Once Josh Brolin found a fresh source of income outside Hollywood, his acting career took off.

"Rendition." ''Redacted." ''The Kingdom." ''In the Valley of Elah." ''Lions for Lambs." They're all movies about the war on terror that nobody has wanted to see,

SHREVEPORT, La. (AP) - Actors Josh Brolin and Jeffrey Wright, along with members of a crew filming an Oliver Stone movie, were arrested during a bar fight Saturday morning, police said.

Charlize Theron is sick of rude reporters calling her "ugly." The actress accepts she went out of her way to look unattractive to play lesbian killer Aileen Wuornos in Monster, but she was simply make-up free for other roles for which she was dubbed ugly.

Charlize Theron has a stern message for journalists who interview her at press junkets - 'Do your homework!' The Oscar winner admits she's often left offended by comments reporters make when they chat to her about films in press conference-style promotional interviews.

Actor Tommy Lee Jones refused to leap for joy when he was named an Oscar nominee - because winning awards for his movie work means nothing to him. Veteran Jones has been nominated in the Best Actor category for his role in The Valley Of Elah, but he confesses such glitzy high-profile events are so far removed from his quiet life away from California, they fail to excite him.

It's going to happen after all. For months Hollywood was left to wonder whether or not its crown jewel, the Oscars, would even go on. But with the strike resolved and plenty of time left to plan, tinsletown is certain to be completely alight once again this Sunday for yet another four or five or maybe even six hours in heaven.

In American Gangster, director Ridley Scott spins a tale concerning a Harlem drug kingpin who smuggles heroin into the country by hiding it in the bodies of U.S. soldiers killed during battle in Vietnam. Also on DVD: Michael Clayton, Rendition, In The Valley Of Elah, Lust, Caution and Margot At The Wedding.

And then there were five. Oscar morning has come and gone, featuring the usual mix of surprises, sure things and people getting up way too early. Here's a rundown of who's in, who's out, and what to expect come Oscar night.

1. Best Picture: ''Atonement,'' ''Juno,'' ''Michael Clayton,'' ''No Country for Old Men,'' ''There Will Be Blood.'' 2. Actor: George Clooney, ''Michael Clayton''; Daniel Day-Lewis, ''There Will Be Blood'';