AP - Two guys named Chuck and Larry edged out a teenager named Harry at the weekend box office. Adam Sandler and Kevin James' comedy "I Now Pronounce You Chuck & Larry" overcame bad reviews to debut ahead of "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," according to studio estimates Sunday. But they were close enough that there was a slight chance rankings could change when final weekend figures come out Monday.

AP - The boy wizard still has a magic touch at the box office.

Reuters - The new "Harry Potter" movie drew lukewarm reviews on Tuesday heading into its global debut, but millions of "muggles" are expected to ignore the critics and turn out in droves, box office watchers said.

Fashion Wire Daily - Hordes of shrieking fans jammed bleachers set up along Hollywood Boulevard on Sunday night, desperate to get a glimpse of Harry, Hermione, and Ron - Daniel Radcliffe, Emma Watson, and Rupert Grint in real life - as the fifth "Harry Potter" film premiered at the Mann Chinese Theater across the street.

AP - Lucas Silveira wears his heart on his tattoo sleeve.

AP - Joaquin Phoenix slipped out of the theater the moment the lights dimmed at the Cannes premiere of his gritty crime drama "We Own the Night." He can't stand seeing himself on screen.

AP - AP correspondents Angela Doland and Jill Lawless are covering the Cannes Film Festival and writing periodic shorts on stars, the buzz and behind-the-scenes happenings until the festival wraps up May 27.

AP - "Hands Held High," one of the most powerful songs on Linkin Park's new album, includes lyrics about bombs blowing up mosques, a bumbling leader, high gas prices and general world confusion — an obvious missive against President Bush and the war in Iraq.