MGM announces fall/winter line-up; Robocop to return?
MGM recently issued a press release, alluding to the possible return of Robocop to the big screens: "MGM is planning an exciting fall and winter release schedule. In partnership with Sony Pictures Entertainment, MGM will bring new installments of two of its tentpole franchises -- the new James Bond movie QUANTUM OF SOLACE and Steve Martin in PINK PANTHER 2. MGM will also release United Artists' international thriller VALKYRIE, starring Tom Cruise on October 3. With the appointment of Parent, MGM will ent

Clooney And Co. Drop $500,000 For Cyclone Relief
Not On Our Watch — the humanitarian org dedicated to putting an end to mass atrocities around the world — has donated $500,000 to relief aid in the cyclone-devastated country of Myanmar. The foundation was started by George Clooney, Don Cheadle, Matt Damon, Brad Pitt, Jerry Weintraub, and David Pressman in response to the worsening Darfur crisis — but has quickly spread to address the problems occurring in Burma (Myanmar) as well. The group will give $250,000 to Save the Children for relief efforts

Oscars to Whoopi: We're Sorry
Whoopi Goldberg's omission from an Oscar montage – perceived by her and others to be a slight that left the View host in tears – was "an absolute oversight," the award show's producer tells PEOPLE. "No harm was intended, and I feel very, very badly that she was left out," Gil Cates said Tuesday. "I'm going to call her and tell her that." Although described as a montage of hosts, the piece shown at Sunday night's telecast on ABC was actually "supposed to be a montage of 80 exciting moments of the

Oscar Snub Leaves Whoopi Sad
Whoopi Goldberg seemed sad and choked up on "The View" Monday when her fellow co-hosts discussed how she was not included in a montage featuring Oscar hosts during the Academy Awards telecast. The 52-year-old Goldberg has received two Oscar nominations, winning for her role as Oda Mae Brown in 1990's "Ghost." She hosted the event in 1994, 1996, 1999 and 2002. She did, however, appear as an Oscar winner in a separate montage Sunday night. Goldberg appeared stumped that the academy would leave her out

Steve Martin and Diane Keaton Go From Zero to Sixty
Paramount Pictures has picked up From Zero to Sixty, a Steve Martin pitch for a comedy that reteams him with Father of the Bride co-star Diane Keaton. According to Variety, Robert Simonds will produce. Martin and Keaton would play a couple in the comedy. Production could begin as early as this fall.

Richard Gere Lines Up Two Projects
Richard Gere has committed himself to two projects. The first he'll star in Mira Nair's Amelia, which tells the story of Amelia Earhart, the famed female aviator whose disappearance during flight remains a mystery. Hilary Swank is already onboard to play Amelia and Gere will play her husband, publisher George Putnam. Shooting on that film starts this month in Toronot, Nova Scotia and South Africa. After that, he'll join Antoine Fuqua's next movie, Brooklyn's Finest. The film, which also stars Don Cheadle