There is nothing quite l'amore - and a big bowl of spaghetti a la bolognesa - in Italy. Jumping-on-the-couch Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes are reportedly planning to get hitched at George Clooney's Italian villa next month.

The Scientologist and former "Dawson's Creek" star are said to have decided to tie the knot at the luxury $1.7 million pad on the shore of Lake Como after enjoying a vacation there last weekend.

With his bulletproof vest on and a face that screamed "serious business," Matt Damon joined the police to prepare for his new movie "The Departed." The Oscar-winning actor, who plays a mobster who infiltrates the police department as an informer, admits going on raids with the Boston police wasn't his first brush with the law.

He joked, "Before this, all I knew of the police was limited to the times I'd been pulled over for speeding. So to get in there and really see what these guys do was great."

Jack Nicholson wanted to get down and dirty in his new movie. The legendary actor convinced director Martin Scorsese to include a three-in-a-bed sex scene - featuring himself, two girls and a sex toy.

Nicholson, famous for his womanizing ways, plays Mafia gang leader Frank Costello in "The Departed" and was insistent the movie, as well having scenes of extreme violence, included details of the maniacal character's sex life. The "As Good As It Gets" star was also very specific as to how explicit the sequence should be.

If there's not enough onscreen action in bed, you can count Jack Nicholson out. The legendary actor reportedly turned down a part in Martin Scorsese's new film because it did not have enough sex scenes - at least temporarily it didn't.

Jack initially refused the part of Mafia gang leader Frank Costello in "The Departed," saying it was not "meaty enough." However, after the director agreed to spice up the 69-year-old actor's part with some raunchy antics he agreed to get onboard.