Minority Report actress Samantha Morton confirmed Friday that her boyfriend, 25-year-old filmmaker Harry Holm, popped the question Monday, her 29th birthday, while the couple were in Paris.

Halle Berry, who was in the studio with Hugh Jackman to promote X-Men: The Last Stand, accused BBC Radio 1 DJ Chris Moyles of "racism" live on air on Thursday, after he impersonated a "big, fat black guy" on the show.

The release date of the sequel to The Lion, The Witch, And The Wardrobe has been severely delayed while its special effects are completed. The Chronicles Of Narnia: Prince Caspian was originally scheduled for release in December 2007, but is now expected to come out in the summer of 2008, according to a spokesman for Disney.

Hotel heiress Paris Hilton, with her sister, Nicky, and actress Lindsay Lohan shocked patrons at Hollywood hotspot Hyde on Friday night by engaging in a furious quarrel.

Comedian Jerry Lewis is set to return this summer to the Orleans Hotel and Casino for his first live Las Vegas performance since his health took a turn for the worse six years ago.

On the eve of The Da Vinci Code's Cannes premiere, Christian groups from South Korea, Thailand, Greece, and India are planning boycotts, a hunger strike, and attempts to block or shorten screenings. Meanwhile, the National Organization for Albinism and Hypopigmentation are objecting to the fact that the villain in the movie is an albino, claiming that this is the 68th film since 1960 to feature an evil albino.

The Drowsy Chaperone racked up 13 Tony nominations Tuesday, trailed by The Color Purple, which earned 11 nominations. Julia Roberts didn't receive a nomination for her much-discussed performance in Three Days of Rain.

Mission: Impossible III stayed on the top spot for a second week, taking in an estimated $25.5 million at the North American box office. The at-sea disaster film Poseidon came in at second place, with an estimated $20.3 million. The Lindsey Lohan romantic comedy Just My Luck came in fourth with an estimated $5.5 million, the soccer drama Goal! The Dream Begins came in twelfth with an estimated $2 million, and the PG-13-rated bar mitzvah comedy Keeping up with the Steins came in twentieth with an estimated $621,000.

Diane Keaton has been selected as the face and spokesperson for L'Oreal Paris. Her image will begin appearing in print and TV ads this summer.

Vivid Entertainment has announced that it will beginning selling adult entertainment movies online through CinemaNow, a service that will allow buyers to burn movies to DVDs and watch them on any screen, not just a computer.

China is considering blocking the release of Mission: Impossible III due to scenes showing underwear hanging out to dry as well as other images considered "harmful to China," according to the Beijing News.

Steve Carell sprained his ankle while filming Evan Almighty, the sequel to 2003's Bruce Almighty, while stepping out of a Hummer on Saturday, Universal Pictures said Monday.