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Two South Carolina frat boys who unwittingly starred in Borat went before a judge Thursday to ask that their scene be removed from the film. According to their lawsuit, they "engaged in behavior that they otherwise would not have engaged in'' after they were told the film would not be shown in the United States.

Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes held a post-wedding bash in Los Angeles Saturday for their friends who were not able to attend the Italian shindig, Cruise's rep said.

Tom Hanks is still America's most popular actor, according to a new Gallup poll. Maybe he can give Tom Cruise some tips...34 percent of those surveyed said they would actively avoid going to see a film starring the latter.

Jordana Brewster accepted a proposal from producer Andrew Form, her boyfriend of one year, Us Weekly reports. The couple are planning to wed next November.

Kicking off awards season, the National Board of Review selected Clint Eastwood's Letters From Iwo Jima as its top film of 2006. Eastwood's Flags of Our Fathers also made the group's top 10.

Melanie Brown has responded to Eddie Murphy's implication that he may not be the father of her child, stating she is "upset and distressed" by his comments. "There is absolutely no question that Eddie is the father," the erstwhile Scary Spice said.

Holiday shoppers snapped up close to 5 million copies of Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest in its first day of DVD release.

Angelina Jolie treated architecture buff Brad Pitt to a tour of Frank Lloyd Wright's masterpiece house, Fallingwater, in Pennsylvania as an early birthday present. The actor turns 43 on Dec. 18.

Kirk Douglas marked his 90th birthday by penning an editorial urging America's young people to start making a difference in the world. "You need to rebel, to speak up, write, vote, and care about people and the world you live in. We live in the best country in the world," Douglas wrote.

Wesley Snipes has voluntarily surrendered on tax fraud charges to authorities in Florida Friday, two months after he was indicted. The actor pleaded not guilty to the charges and was released on $1 million bail. He then returned to Namibia, where he is shooting the movie Gallowwalker.

Happy Feet stayed at the top of the box office for the third week in a row with an estimated $17 million, with Casino Royale remaining in second place again with an estimated $15.1 million. The Nativity Story came in fourth place with an estimated $8 million, horror movie Turistas came in eighth place with an estimated $3.5 million, and National Lampoon's Van Wilder 2: The Rise of Taj came in tenth place with an estimated $2.2 million.

Jennifer Aniston and Vince Vaughn have ended their romance after more than a year of much-talked-about dating. "Jennifer and Vince mutually agreed to end their relationship, but continue to be good friends today," their reps said in a joint statement to People.

George Clooney's pet pig, Max, headed to hog heaven Friday after 18 years with the actor, Clooney told USA Today. The 300-pound porker, who was partly blind and suffered from arthritis, was prematurely reported dead in January 2005, prompting a denial from the star.

DreamWorks racked up a leading 17 Annie Award nominations for Flushed Away and Over the Hedge; Disney-Pixar's Cars tying Flushed Away for the most nods, with a total of nine. The awards will be presented Feb. 11.

Jenny McCarthy told "Extra" that she and Jim Carrey have no plans to wed anytime soon. "We're happy with the way things are," McCarthy said. The duo recently traveled to Italy together to attend the wedding of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes.

Eddie Murphy is questioning whether he is the father of the baby his ex-girlfriend Melanie Brown (a.k.a. Scary Spice) is carrying. "I don't know whose child that is, until it comes out and has a blood test," Murphy said in an interview.

Jackie Chan re-injured his chest after being hit with a table while filming Rush Hour 3, he said in a Nov. 27 posting to his Website. The actor was previously injured in March, when a stuntman kicked him the wrong way while filming Rob-B-Hood.

The little black Givenchy gown Audrey Hepburn wore in Breakfast at Tiffany's sold at a Christie's auction Tuesday for $807,000.

Gwyneth Paltrow is denying remarks attributed to her by a Portuguese newspaper, which quoted her as saying: "The British are much more intelligent and civilized than the Americans." Paltrow told People magazine that she did not make the statement and insists she is "so lucky" and "so proud" to be an American.

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