Bush and Blair

Bush and Blair admit Iraq errors
Tony Blair and George W Bush acknowledge mistakes in Iraq, but urge support for the country's new government.

"Dreamgirls"

"Dreamgirls" casts spell over Cannes audienceCANNES, France (Reuters) - "The Da Vinci Code" may have fizzled with critics at Cannes, but the second major Hollywood movie to sweep into the festival, "Dreamgirls," cast a spell over audiences that led to early Oscar buzz.

McCartney may lose

McCartney may lose quarter of fortune in divorce
LONDON (Reuters) - Former Beatle Paul McCartney could lose up to a quarter of his estimated $1.56-billion fortune after separating from his second wife Heather Mills, legal experts said on Thursday.

"Da Vinci Code"

"Da Vinci Code" leads Hollywood pack to Cannes
LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Last year it was the final installment of "Star Wars." This year it is "The Da Vinci Code."

'X-Men' preview

CBS defeats supersized rivals, 'X-Men' preview
NEW YORK (Hollywood Reporter) - Fox got help from the X-Men and NBC supersized its lineup, but all fell to CBS in primetime battle Thursday.

Keith Richards

Keith Richards released from New Zealand hospital
"Keith Richards was discharged today from the Ascot Hospital in Auckland, New Zealand. He will be an outpatient returning to the hospital for check-ups," a statement said.

Anna-Nicole Smith

Anna-Nicole Smith pregnant? None of your business
"If Anna Nicole is pregnant she obviously doesn't want anybody to know yet," Howard K. Stern said in a written statement. "If she is not pregnant she's not denying the rumor because she thinks its funny how much of a stir it's causing."

Sopranos actor

Another "Sopranos" actor arrested in New York
He was at least the fourth cast member of HBO show about a New Jersey mob family, now in its sixth season, to be arrested in the past year.

Madonna wins

Madonna wins over restless crowd at Coachella fest
PALM DESERT, California (Billboard) - Madonna made her festival debut at the Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival in southern California, performing six songs Sunday in front of one of the largest crowds ever to witness an artist at the two-day event.

Anna Nicole Smith

Anna Nicole Smith wins ruling
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Former Playmate of the Year Anna Nicole Smith won a unanimous Supreme Court ruling on Monday giving her a new chance to collect millions of dollars she says her late Texas oil tycoon husband had promised her.