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What comes next for Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban after such a lavish wedding ceremony? It's honeymoon. That's one thing for sure.

Where the Australia's hottest celebrity couple would like to spend their honeymoon is still a speculation for both parties remained tight-lipped about their post-wedding plans. Though so, local media have widely tipped either Fiji or Tahiti as the most likely destinations.

The music work of Paris Hilton, "Stars Are Blind", surprisingly scores great in the industry. The hotel heiress, apparently, really knows what best of her.

"Stars Are Blind," the first musical effort from Paris, keeps rocketing to the top, dominating airplay at the biggest urban radio stations and all over the online music firmament, prompting widespread downloading.

Another star has been added to the cast list of "Seasons of Dust" to accompany Kate Bosworth, and it delightfully turns out to be none other than the beauty's own boyfriend, Orlando Bloom. The latest actor to join the line-up, Bloom will portray a troubled guy named Ricky who bumps into Bosworth's character, Janey, to later engage together in a frantic cross-country odyssey with two hired hit-men followed behind them.

A Depression-era drama, "Seasons" will begin filming by mid-July in Oklahoma also New Mexico with Tim Blake Nelson taking double stints as screenwriter and director as well.

Speculation keeps showering sensational celebrity couple Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban. The newlyweds may enjoy their honeymoon right now, but people out there wouldn't stop talking on the status of their marriage looking upon Nicole's first marriage to Tom Cruise.

Many around the world are questioning on how could Nicole get married as a Catholic in a Catholic ceremony, as the Church does not allow for a second marriage after a divorce. Due to such fact, people then tend to assume that the Aussie actress has had her marriage to Cruise annulled. Is she?

After having an epic brought into big screen's trilogy, a young adult fantasy book series is ready to keep moviegoers joining the queue.

This fantasy trilogy is going to be the project for 20th Century Fox. John Davis is tackling the producer line, which will have Davis' spouse, Jordan. No further details upon the casts so far.

After several Hollywood's lining up movie projects are dealing with novel adaptation, it is time to bring a Broadway musical performance into the big screen.

Adam Shankman, the helm for the movie project, has joined New Line Cinema to produce the adaptation of Broadway's "Hairspray".

Be ready to have the "Priest" make us eerie. It is the new horror movie directed by Andrew Douglas, who also helmed another horror screenplay, "The Amityville Horror".

The movie is attaching Gerard Butler as the leading role. Butler is also known as the Phantom in the adapted version of Andrew Lloyd Webber's "The Phantom of the Opera". He is also attached to Warner Bros.' next movie plan, "300" after currently performed in "Butterfly on a Wheel", together with Pierce Brosnan and Maria Bello.

Following the footstep of fellow celebrity couple, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt who recently sell the photos of their baby daughter for charity, newlyweds Nicole Kidman and Keith Urban are said to do the same thing.

The now pronounced husband-and-wife is planning to sell their wedding pictures with proceeds go to charity. The money from the picture reportedly will be donated to a children's hospital in Australia.

Recent up-date for this week box office!

The top place is "Click"ed to Adam Sandler in his high-concept comedy. The movie smashes all bad reviews blocking on the way. Estimating the gross of $40 million only in the premiere week, the movie grabs the average of $10,669 in 3,749 theatres. The movie might be Sandler's fourth highest opening screenplay since "The Longest Yard", "Anger Management", and "Big Daddy".

Film star Kate Winslet has on Friday June 23rd, 2006 flew back home to Bristol from the set of her latest movie to officially open a new unit for sick children sponsored by the Tiny Lives charity.

The actress has been tapped to cut the ribbon at Southmead Hospital's neonatal intensive care unit after a fundraising drive paid for its £1.2m (€1.8m) makeover.

It is difficult of course for Backstreet Boys to announce the departure of one of their members, but the show must go on. That's the fact.

Kevin Richardson, the center who also is the oldest of the boy-band, has decided to quit. Was leaving to pursue other interests, the man said in a statement, "It was a very tough decision for me but one that was necessary in order to move on with the next chapter of my life".

Melanie Griffith's hubby, Antonio Banderas, is now taking the lead together with Warren Beatty's heart conqueror, Annette Bening, in a new mystery screenplay, under the title "Homeland Security".

The mystery movie itself is the one with the same atmosphere as "To Catch a Thief", another Alfred Hitchcock's piece of work. It will be very much interesting how the mystery shall drag the audience to shivering and shaking sequences.

Becoming famous is not always easy. This is apparent as we look at what happens to celebrity couple Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt.

Besides becoming the center of media attention, they also are such an easy prey for the starving shutterbugs, even more after the birth of baby daughter Shiloh Nouvel.

Down the stage after singing the country tunes as Johnny Cash in "Walk the Line", a reservation has been put upon Joaquin Phoenix.

This time, though there hasn't been any confirmation which cast is set for Phoenix, this next screenplay is another novel-based written by John Burnham Schwartz. It is his second novel entitled "Reservation Road" to be adapted onto the big screen version.

The popular Canadian Jazz pianist and singer, Diana Krall, is expecting. The good news was confirmed Sunday June 25th, 2006 by Krall and husband Elvis Costello's spokesman.

The baby is due in December later this year, just in time for the couple's third wedding anniversary. Good news come in two for the pair then.