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Keanu Reeves Film Based on True Japanese Story

The director of the Keanu Reeves 3-D film "47 Ronin" says he hopes his adaptation of a true Japanese story becomes a Hollywood blockbuster.

Film director Carl Rinsch, Reeves and co-stars appeared together in front of a Tokyo audience on Monday.

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Angelina Jolie Kicks Off Award Season with Honorary Oscar

A-list star Angelina Jolie kicked off the movie award season late Saturday as she accepted an honorary Oscar for her humanitarian work at the Governors Awards ceremony in Hollywood.

Veteran actress Angela Lansbury, comedian Steve Martin, and Italian costume designer Pietro Tosi also received awards at the annual ceremony held by the Board of Governors of the Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences.

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MSNBC Suspends Alec Baldwin's Show for 2 Episodes

Alec Baldwin's new weekly MSNBC talk show was suspended for two episodes after the actor was videotaped using an anti-gay epithet against a photographer during a New York street encounter.

The cable channel didn't specify the reason it yanked Friday night's "Up Late with Alec Baldwin" from its schedule this week and next, but the decision came the day after the Thursday run-in.

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Michael Jordan's Chicago Home to be Sold at Auction

Basketball great Michael Jordan's luxurious Chicago mansion will be sold at auction next week, his agent said Friday.

The sprawling estate in the upmarket suburb of Highland Park had previously been offered with a listing price of $29 million but failed to sell.

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Bieber's Concert Gear Impounded in Argentina

Justin Bieber's concert gear has been seized in Argentina in a legal scuffle with a photographer, the latest in a series of incidents trailing the Canadian teen idol's South American tour.

Judge Maria Giraudi ordered that the singer's belongings be held after photographer Diego Pesoa filed suit for damages, alleging that Bieber's bodyguards hit him and damaged his equipment as the singer was leaving a nightclub.

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Madonna Calls for Release of Greenpeace Activists

Pop legend Madonna has joined a chorus of international stars in urging the release of 30 Greenpeace crewmembers jailed after a protest against energy prospecting in the Arctic.

"These 30 people are in prison in Russia for staging a peaceful protest in the Arctic! Let your voice be heard. Let's bring these people home!" Madonna wrote in a message posted by Greenpeace on Twitter late Friday.

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Fleetwood Mac Star to Appear on U.S. Horror TV Show

Fleetwood Mac singer Stevie Nicks is to appear as herself on hit US television series "American Horror Story: Coven," and the show's co-creator gave details Thursday about how she was hired.

The veteran star will sing at least one song on episode 10 of the TV show, which airs on the FX network, Ryan Murphy said in comments published in Entertainment Weekly.

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Bieber Says 'Sorry' for Mistreating Argentine Flag

Justin Bieber says he hopes Argentines can forgive him. He may need to tell that to some judges.

The 19-year-old pop sensation faces two criminal complaints and demands for refunds in Argentina, in addition to trouble with police for allegedly spraying graffiti in Brazil and Colombia.

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Actor Gyllenhaal Injures Hand Punching Mirror on Set

U.S. movie star Jake Gyllenhaal had to have "numerous" stitches to his hand after punching a mirror on the set of his latest film, a spokeswoman said Thursday.

The actor, who co-starred in 2005's Oscar-winning "Brokeback Mountain," was treated in a hospital emergency room after the accident on the set of "Nightcrawler."

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Grammys Organizers Announce TV Tribute to Beatles

Grammys organizers announced Thursday plans for a tribute show to the Beatles on the 50th anniversary of their iconic Ed Sullivan show appearance, with today's top stars performing Fab Four hits.

The Recording Academy, which organizes music's equivalent of the Oscars, will bring together artists in Los Angeles the day after the 2014 Grammys show in January.

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