Starpulse recently had a chance to catch up with Hannah Montana star Mitchel Musso, who is currently on tour and promoting his first, self-titled album.

VH1, a unit of Viacom's MTV Networks, along with executive producers Jack Black, Dan Harmon and Rob Schrab and the team from Channel 101, have announced the first step in reforming the runaway user-generated content movement with the newly formed "Acceptable.TV." The accompanying Web site launches today and will be followed by a weekly TV series premiering on VH1 on March 23 at 10pm ET/PT.

Motoring comedy Cars has sped ahead of its Oscar competitors by claiming the Best Animated Feature gong at the Annie Awards in Los Angeles last night. The winner of the award, which is presented by The International Animated Film Society, has gone on to claim the Academy Award for Best Animated Feature every year since it was created in 2001.

The Hollywood Foreign Press Association just announced the winners of the 64th Golden Globe awards. Babel took home the award for best drama, while Dreamgirls won best comedy/musical. The night's big TV winners were Grey's Anatomy (best drama series) and Ugly Betty (best musical or comedy series). See full list of winners:

The Producers Guild of America just picked the nominees for 2006's best films, including the musical Dreamgirls and Martin Scorsese's The Departed. The association of film and television producers is a respected organization, and Hollywood watchers follow its nominees closely when tracking movies competing for an Oscar.

Jessica Biel, Rosario Dawson and Matthew Perry joined the Hollywood Foreign Press Association President Philip Berk to announce the Nominations for “The 64th Annual Golden Globe Awards” on Thursday morning, December 14, 2006 at The Beverly Hilton. Babel leads with 7 nods. Complete list of movie nominations below.

For the first time in its history, Sony Pictures Entertainment (SPE) will exceed more than $3 billion in worldwide ticket sales tomorrow, December 8. This milestone achievement, reached with three weeks still to go in 2006, marks just the fourth time in motion picture history that any studio has reached the $3 billion mark in a single year.

Flushed Away and Cars look set to dominate this year's Annie Awards for film and television animation, landing nine nominations each. Animation giants Disney-Pixar and DreamWorks will go head-to-head for the top animated feature award at the ceremony, widely seen as the pathway to the Oscars, as all previous recipients have gone on to triumph in the best animated feature category at the Academy Awards later that month.

In Monster House, a suburban home has become physically animated by a vengeful human soul looking to stir up trouble from beyond the grave, and it's up to three adventurous kids from the neighborhood to do battle with the structural golem. Also out this week: Nacho Libre, Slither, and An American Haunting.

Snakes On A Plane has hissed, rattled and bitten its way to the top of the U.K. and Ireland box office chart, knocking animated movie Cars from the number one spot. The Samuel L. Jackson-starring action hit took £1.07 million ($1.9 million) in its opening weekend, to go with the $15.3 million (£8.1 million) it made in the United States.