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    [X-Men: The Last Stand]: `Wolverine' has box-office bite with $35M debut (09:09 5/3)
    LOS ANGELES - Going solo has paid off for Hugh Jackman and his "X-Men" spinoff.
    [Mr. and Mrs. Smith]: Brad Pitt says he was faithful to Jennifer Aniston (00:20 1/8)
    LOS ANGELES - Brad Pitt is extracting himself from the tabloid love triangle: The actor says his relationship with current flame Angelina Jolie began sometime after splitting from Jennifer Aniston.
    [Walk the Line]: 'Dark Knight' sweeps People's Choice Awards (00:20 1/8)
    LOS ANGELES - Holy People's Choice Awards, Batman!
    [Fantastic Four: Rise of the Silver Surfer]: "The Incredible Hulk" smashes box office (21:50 6/15)
    LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - A bigger, meaner "The Incredible Hulk" crushed the competition at North American weekend box office with a $54.5 million take, but still fell short of its predecessor, according to studio estimates on Sunday.
    [The Sound of Music]: War epic tops all-time favorite film survey (09:50 2/22)
    They may be largely missing from this year's roster of best-film Oscar contenders, but a new U.S. survey shows war and sci-fi epics top the list of all-time favorite movies.
    [Master and Commander]: Forbes: Damon's a `Bourne' moneymaker (08:14 8/7)
    Matt Damon is Hollywood's best investment, says Forbes. com.
    [Big Momma's House 2]: Stars set for slimy Kids' Choice Awards (18:18 3/31)
    The tanks were loaded with green slime Saturday for the 20th annual Nickelodeon Kids' Choice Awards, Hollywood's messiest, most raucous celebration honoring kid viewers' personal picks for best movies, music and TV shows.
    [Braveheart]: 'Dreamgirl' Jennifer Hudson wins Oscar (22:07 2/25)
    Jennifer Hudson won the supporting-actress Academy Award on Sunday for "Dreamgirls," though her co-star and fellow front-runner Eddie Murphy lost the supporting-actor prize to Alan Arkin of "Little Miss Sunshine."
    [Entrapment]: New 'War,' 'Polar' DVDs set to drive holiday sales (11:30 11/23)
    LOS ANGELES - Heading into the Thanksgiving holiday, DVD marketers are cautiously optimistic about their prospects for Black Friday -- one of the biggest retail days of the year -- and for the long weekend overall.
    [Speed]: Bullock, Reeves Reunite for Romance (20:32 1/20)
    LOS ANGELES - Sandra Bullock and Keanu Reeves have signed to star in "Il Mare," a romantic drama that marks their first reunion since their 1994 thriller "Speed."
    [How Green Was My Valley]: Anna Lee, Veteran Film, TV Actress, Dies (07:55 5/17)
    LOS ANGELES - Anna Lee, whose nearly 70-year acting career in movies and television spanned from her breakthrough role in ``How Green Was My Valley'' to an extended run on ``General Hospital,'' died Friday of pneumonia, her son said. She was 91. Lee had been ailing for the past several months and died at her home near Beverly Hills with son Jeffrey Byron, 48, by her side, Byron said Sunday.
    [The French Connection]: Top 100 Thrilling Movies List (12:55 6/13)
    The 100 most heart-pounding U.S. movies, as chosen for the American Film Institute by a group of 1,800 actors, directors, studio executives, critics and others in Hollywood.
    [Say It Isn't So]: 'Heartbreakers' Beats Loudest at Box Office (03:03 3/26)
    LOS ANGELES - "Heartbreakers," a new mother-daughter con artist comedy, swindled its way to the top of the North American weekend box office, while the three "best picture" Oscar contenders in the top 10 posted strong results ahead of the Academy Awards on Sunday evening.
    [Monkeybone]: Pitt, Roberts Cook 'Mexican' Feast at Box Office (02:46 3/5)
    LOS ANGELES - Hollywood royalty Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts added some spice to the North American weekend box office as their new film "The Mexican" toppled "Hannibal" from the No. 1 spot, according to studio estimates issued Sunday.
    [Big Momma's House]: Sleepy Summer in Hollywood (00:16 9/5)
    LOS ANGELES - Colonial rebels, geezers in space and a high-seas mega-storm just couldn't pack the same punch as Jedi warriors, a wicked witch and a bunch of folks who don't know they're dead.
    [Titan A.E.]: Moviegoers Across North America Dig 'Shaft' (08:44 6/19)
    LOS ANGELES - Who's the black private dick that's a money machine at the box office? ``Shaft.'' Damn right.
    [Here on Earth]: Julia Roberts scores slim box office win over Jet Li (03:02 3/27)
    LOS ANGELES - Julia Roberts was queen of the North American box office for the second consecutive weekend, narrowly beating the new martial arts movie "Romeo Must Die," according to studio estimates issued Sunday.
    [The Beach]: 'Toy 2' Is the Story at Overseas Box Office (12:28 3/14)
    SYDNEY,Australia - The star of the overseas box office over the weekend was ``Toy Story 2,'' whose $9 million haul included a $3.8 million No. 1 bow in Japan.



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