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LONDON (AP) - Bow wow, and take a bow: The furry and famous of the silver screen are being honored with their own walk of fame in London.

Rocker Joe Cocker, comedian Barry Humphries, author Salman Rushdie and Wallace & Gromit star Peter Sallis have all been named in Queen Elizabeth II's Honors List.

Creature Comforts, the U.S. version of the hit U.K. television series, will premiere Monday, June 4 (8:00-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on CBS. THe show is based on the original Academy Award winning short film of the same name created by Nick Park and Aardman Animations, Ltd.

Hollywood film studio DreamWorks Animation and the makers of the Wallace And Gromit films have severed their troubled partnership after their quirky British characters failed to catch on in the US.

British animated characters Wallace & Gromit have scored a British Academy Of Film And Television Arts (BAFTA) double, after their The Curse Of The Were-Rabbit won Best Film at the Children's BAFTAs last night.

Hollywood movie mogul Harvey Weinstein is in talks with Blur frontman Damon Albarn to produce a Gorillaz movie. The former Miramax head visited Albarn and co-Gorillaz creator, artist Jamie Hewlett, to discuss a possible film starring the animated band at the band's recent New York gigs.

British movies have doubled their box office takings in the past two years - thanks to the mega-successful Harry Potter franchise. The top 10 U.K. films last year made $2.4 billion compared with just $1.2 billion in 2003. Films are classed as British if they were filmed in the United Kingdom, with U.K. talent, even if they were made with American money.

Wallace And Gromit creators Aardman Animations have received an insurance payout of less than $1.7 million to cover the valuable clay figures lost in the blaze that destroyed their warehouse last October. In the fire at their warehouse in Bristol, England, the animators lost, among other characters, much-loved plasticine double act Wallace and Gromit from Oscar-winning movies including Wallace & Gromit: Curse Of The Were-Rabbit.