Mamma Mia

Forbes magazine released its Top-Earning Actresses of the year list, based on June 2008 to June 2009 profits (including endorsement deals), and the top spot belongs to (drum roll please) ...

Angelina Jolie, with a sweet $27 million.

Award season is getting rolling and the Washington Critics Association is the first to pounce on proclaiming their best of the year including bestowing another posthumous honor on Heath Ledger (ya’ll know he’s winning that Oscar, right?).

The smash Broadway sensation Wicked is being adapted for the big screen.

Not long ago, movie musicals were reviled, considered a dead genre. Then Chicago came along, followed by Dreamgirls and Hairspray, and people began to wonder why they’d ever stopped loving the all-singing, all-dancing revelry.

Mamma Mia! will answer that quandary.

Amanda Seyfriend, 22, is ready to step into the limelight as she arrives at the premiere of her new film Mamma Mia!

Seyfried, who began her acting career at the age of 15 on As the World Turns, has been building to this moment for seven years, and she’s learned enough along the way that she refuses to end up like her Mean Girls co-star Lindsay Lohan or other young stars who can’t handle their fame at such a young age.