Who knew being the ditzy blond paid so well? Apparently, Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz, who topped everyone by raking in $50 million from 1 June 2007 to 1 June 2008, thanks in large part to her lucrative recurring role as princess-turned-ogre in DreamWorks' "Shrek".

Diaz also had a more recent big hit opposite Tinseltown goofball Ashton Kutcher in Twentieth Century Fox's comedy, "What Happens in Vegas." With more in store for the year, like the adaptation of Jodi Picoult's best-selling...

by Josh Greenberger

On September 4, 1997, DIANA CAMPUZANO, an American visiting Israel, was the victim of a terrorist attack which took the lives of seven people and injured 192, 8 critically. Diana was one of the 2 most critically injured.

The attack drew international attention. Diana's picture, her face completely covered in blood, was displayed on the front pages of many major newspapers and magazines.

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Ashton Kutcher personally punk'd all flick comers this weekend.

Movie audiences couldn't get enough of the former That '70s Show space case as he landed his two new films, the critter cartoon Open Season and the all-wet action flick The Guardian, 1-2 at the box office, accounting for more than $40 million in ticket sales, per final studio figures released Monday.

Topping the list was Open Season, opening with $23.6 million. The PG-rated film, in which Kutcher voices a manic...

One O.C. cliffhanger airs Thursday night; one O.C. cliffhanger begins next fall.

Fox announced Thursday it was renewing the former flavor of the month for a fourth season, returning it to its usual night and time, and, in the process, asking the aging teen soap to hold its own against CBS' CSI, ABC's Grey's Anatomy and NBC's new would-be star, Studio 60 on the Sunset Strip, in what should be prime time's most competitive hour.

This past season, The O.C. has averaged just 5.7 million...

You may object to The Da Vinci Code, but is it worth skipping breakfast?

A Catholic leader in India seems to think so. Joseph Dias, head of the Catholic Secular Forum, started a hunger strike in downtown Bombay Tuesday and is encouraging his fellow Indian Roman Catholics to join him until the film adaptation of Dan Brown's best-selling novel is banned in their country.

And that's just one of a wide array of protests taking shape as the Wednesday world premiere of The Da Vinci Code at...

Cardinal Rosales, the Roman Catholic archbishop of Manila, denounced "The Da Vinci Code" as blasphemous Friday, but refrained calling for the movie to be banned.

The Cardinal's statement echoed...

Paris Bennett's elimination on Wednesday's "American Idol" leaves the show with four strong contenders -- and minus one strong voice.

The problem with Princess P wasn't her powerhouse singing. It...

With barely one movie under its belt, Starbucks is moving aggressively toward expanding its involvement in the entertainment business, seeking movies and books to promote in hope of duplicating the...

Desperate Times: Eva Longoria is a world away from Wisteria Lane this week, playing a gun-toting woman in black in the Secret Service thriller The Sentinel. Instead of vamping it up as...

Matthew McConaughey loves paintball on-set; Sarah Jessica Parker? Not so much...

Desperate times call for desperate measures, and nothing reeks of despair quite like parents conspiring against...