Kirsten Dunst hopes to have her first child next year.

Rooney Mara is to appear in 'The Secret Scripture'.

Hugh Jackman has shaved his head to play Blackbeard in the new 'Peter Pan' remake.

Kristen Stewart found her 'On the Road' character's old-fashioned diction "cute".

Hit and Run ****

A Hollywood master and a young pretender go head to head for Cannes’ top prize tomorrow, as films starring Brad Pitt and Robert Pattinson had their premieres this week.

Colin Farrell has been offered the lead role in 'Winter's Tale'.

Kirsten Dunst claims her life has remained normal despite her career.

Twilight star Robert Pattinson has been hailed as the world’s sexiest man for the third year running – fangs to the votes of thousands of women.

Back in the 1980s, Kevin Flynn (Jeff Bridges) revolutionised the world with his technology corporation ENCOM.

Taylor Swift has been spotted having dinner with Garrett Hedlund.

Dominic Cooper is being considered for 'The Bourne Legacy'.

You know you have something not quite in kilter when you see that McGraw, the only genuine country singer in the cast (with 11 Number One albums), never actually gets to sing during this curiously misshapen drama.

‘Inception’ leads the pack for this year’s Saturn Awards with nine nominations.

IT’S NOT exactly yet another remake of A Star is Born, but Burlesque (US/12A/119 mins) is the latest Hollywood movie to tell the time-honoured tale of a star-struck hopeful who arrives in LA a nobody and triumphs against the odds to see her name up in lights.

After 28 years we return to one of the most original, if not fully successful, films of its time, a film that acted as the standard-bearer of all the high-tech, computer-based, futuristic dramas that followed.

IT’S DIFFICULT to know how to review Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1 (US/12A/146 mins).

Sport hasn't always been treated well by Hollywood, with a few honourable exceptions. Now we can add this excellent film to the list of sporting gems.