AP - Winnie the Pooh tends to amble unhurriedly through his days, enjoying his life and his friends in the Hundred Acre Wood at his own pace. But "Winnie the Pooh," the movie, couldn't have come along at a better time.

AP - Prosecutors have charged a man arrested outside Halle Berry's home with felony stalking.

AP - A film with just half of the cast of "Salvation Boulevard" would be well worth seeing.

AP - In some fantasy world, Daniel Radcliffe might be a low-level go-fer on movie sets. Emma Watson might be a nobody auditioning for stage plays. Tom Felton might be noodling around as a musician. And Rupert Grint might be selling ice cream on the street.

AP - Actor Michael Rapaport has reunited A Tribe Called Quest — on movie screens, at least.

AFP - Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan's new film has been a hit at the box office but has also led to protests and even a court case against its dialogue and content, which critics say is vulgar and offensive.

AP - Arnold Schwarzenegger said he'd be back.

Reuters - Just off the success of "Bridesmaids," Kristen Wiig will star in and executive produce the black comedy "Imogene" for Maven Pictures.

Reuters - Johnny Depp's Infinitum Nihil and Walt Disney Studios are developing two projects -- an adaptation of "The Night Stalker" and a Paul Revere story, TheWrap has confirmed.

Reuters - It's a proud day to be an American.

AP - "Dabangg," a tale about a corrupt police officer, dominated the 12th International Indian Film Academy awards, snagging six prizes including best picture at the star-studded event in Toronto — held on North American soil for the first time.

AP - Efforts to build a Bruce Lee museum in the late kung fu movie star's hometown of Hong Kong have been stalled again.

AP - Daniel Craig and Rachel Weisz, who play husband and wife in an upcoming film, have taken the roles to heart.