While Hollywood has staked out late May, June and July as prime summer movie territory, August has gotten lost in the shuffle. August isn't as big of a dump month

Mel Gibson has turned down the chance to star in another Lethal Weapon movie - destroying hopes for a fifth film in the franchise.

When somebody mentions the name M. Night Shyamalan it evokes an immediate reaction. For some it's, "He's the guy who did The Sixth Sense, which was great," and for others

For a movie called ''The Happening,'' not much happens. M. Night Shyamalan effectively delivers the usual broody air of foreboding

Iron Man has already grossed over $400 million worlwide. Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull became the second biggest Memorial Day movie opening ever.

Mel Gibson has signed up to play a police investigator in Edge Of Darkness - his first feature film role since his arrest for drunk driving in 2006. The Braveheart star's last feature starring role was in 2002's Signs, but he has kept a low profile since hitting the headlines for using anti-Semitic language during a DUI arrest near his home in Malibu, California.

M. Night Shyamalan has fired his agents at United Talent Agency (UTA) after nearly a decade and signed up with Creative Artists Agency (CAA). The move comes after his latest film, Lady In The Water, performed poorly at the box office, grossing only $42 million.

Writer/director M. Night Shyamalan grows "very lonely" when he leaves Los Angeles because all his friends live in the city. The filmmaker particularly misses close pals Mel Gibson, who starred in Signs, and Bruce Willis, who starred in The Sixth Sense and Unbreakable.