Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt are gearing up to work together again, this time in a film adaptation of Mariane Pearl's memoir of the life and death of her husband, Wall Street Reporter Daniel Pearl. The actress just signed up to play Daniel's wife in the movie produced by Brad Pitt's company. A Mighty Heart will be Jolie's first on-screen role since the birth of their daughter Shiloh.

Lindsay Lohan has become the latest celeb to endorse Proactiv, the acne remedy that's already enlisted the likes of Kelly Clarkson and Jessica Simpson to sing its praises.

Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes and Dave Chappelle are among the stars who have signed on to participate in a documentary about the late Rick James. The big-screen doc entitled I'm Rick James is currently in production.

A date with Jessica Biel will be up for bid next week to help raise money for a teenager who lost her leg in a prom night limousine accident.

Shrek the Third will feature an elite, ninja-like strike force of fairy tale princesses voiced by Amy Sedaris as Cinderella, Amy Poehler as Snow White, Maya Rudolph as Rapunzel and Cheri Oteri as Sleeping Beauty. Organized by Princess Fiona, the ladies underground resistance movement fends off a coup d'etat by Prince Charming (Rupert Everett) in the land of Far, Far Away. Also joining the hit animated comedy's cast are Ian McShane as Captain Hook, John Krasinski as Sir Lancelot and Monty Python veteran Eric Idle as Merlin the magician. Mike Myers, Eddie Murphy and Cameron Diaz will all reprise their roles for the next feature.
 

In one of the more bizarre twists on the product placement phenomenon in recent years, Jessica Simpson is selling customized versions of her single A Public Affair. For a price, you can download the track with your choice of one of 500 names inserted into the lyrics. The song will also include three personalized shout outs.

Nick and Aaron Carter showed off bruises from a recent fist-fight at a gathering of television critics in LA this week. The brothers were promoting their new reality show, House Of Carters, and explained that they'd come to blows over what Nick described as "a little misinterpretation."

Beyonce Knowles has been hit with a lawsuit for US$1.5 million. Businessman Greg Walker is suing the R&B superstar for allegedly failing to pay him his cut for brokering her clothing line deal.

Raven-Symone will star in a Walt Disney Pictures remake of Adventures in Babysitting. The original told of a high school senior who is unluckily stuck with babysitting a group of kids. Her night is interrupted when she gets a call from a friend stuck downtown, leading her and her kids on a night of misadventure.

Five-time Grammy winner Usher, will make his Broadway debut as slickster lawyer Billy Flynn in the long-running musical Chicago for a six-week run beginning Aug. 22.

Canadian pop star Avril Lavigne, famed for her feisty teen anthems like Sk8er Boi, has married fellow musician Deryck Whibley (Sum 41).

Def Leppard guitarist Phil Collen is the latest celebrity spokesperson for animal rights group People For The Ethical Treatment Of Animals (PETA). Collen hasn't eaten meat for 20 years and several of his band members are vegetarians.

The Killers have finished recording their hotly-anticipated second album and are offering fans a sneak peek online. For a limited time, you can hear a preview of the band's first single, When You Were Young. The as-yet-untitled album is due in stores October 3rd.

Coldplay may have its critics, but some of the harshest words for the band are coming from the band's own frontman. Chris Martin told reporters in Hong Kong that their hit album Parachutes is in his own words "terrible music."

Because it has "gone as far as it can go," Prince has shut down his pioneering Website, NPGMusicClub.com.

Paris Hilton also has a bit of a extra walking-around money coming her way. She's signed on for a fifth season of The Simple Life opposite her ex-pal Nicole Richie. No word yet on whether the celebutante stars will patch up their rift on the new season.

Michael Jackson's ex-wife Debbie Rowe is suing the singer for close to US$250,000. Rowe wants MJ to pay financial support so she can pursue her child custody case against him. She claims Jackson agreed to pay her $1 million per year for the first three years following their divorce. Meanwhile, deliberations have begun in the civil suit launched by MJ's former business partner.