Even Oscar winning actresses like Reese Witherspoon have made a few films that aren't worth seeing. Reese is adorable, bubbly and likeable as an actress and as a person.

LOS ANGELES (AP) - Girl-meets-boy stories are not the usual stuff of Hollywood blockbusters, even when it's girl-meets-vampire.

From the producers of The 40-Year-Old Virgin and Knocked Up comes a comical look at one guy's determination to get over his first meaningful break-up – if he can only make himself start Forgetting Sarah Marshall.

In Step Up 2 The Streets Andie, Chase, and their talented team of misfit dancers try to earn the top slot at The Streets, and maybe the troubled new arrival can finally make her dreams a reality while also letting go of the past and bounding confidently forward into the future. Also on DVD: College Road Trip, The Bank Job, Shutter, Penelope.

Academy Award winner Reese Witherspoon surprised children at a school in New Orleans, Louisiana recently - by becoming a volunteer teacher for a day. The kind-hearted mother-of-two visited the Children's Defense Fund Freedom School, where at-risk kids learn to become community leaders.

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?

Will Ferrell comedy Semi-Pro has slam-dunked its way to the top of the box office, but with disappointing takings of just $15.3 million in its opening weekend.

No offense intended, but a pig snout is very becoming on Christina Ricci. The actress is lovably adorable in the adorably lovable ''Penelope,'' a fairy-tale romance that's a perfect mix of Ricci's oddball sensibilities and her inherent sweetness.

A kindly aristocrat suffering from an unsightly curse breaks free from her extravagant, prison-like estate to seek adventure and discover her true self in a romantic, modern-day fairy tale directed by Mark Palansky and starring Christina Ricci, James McAvoy, Peter Dinklage, and Reese Witherspoon. Continue Summary Review / Cast and Crew / Trailer / More

Reese Witherspoon is sorry she ever complained about her long hours on a movie set - because life is so much tougher as a producer. The actress stepped behind the camera to star in and produce new movie Penelope - and now appreciates how tough the rest of the crew have it.