Morgan Freeman says he feels "real good" after being released from hospital yesterday. The Oscar-winning actor - who was hospitalized following a serious car crash last weekend - insists he is on the mend after being treated for a broken arm, broken elbow and shoulder damage.

He told TV show "Entertainment Tonight": "I left the hospital just after 12 noon, Memphis time. I'm doing very well. I feel real good. I just really, I thank the staff at Elvis Presley medical facility and many, many thanks to my many well-wishers. It's great to know people care about you."

Federal tax filings have shown that Brangelina gave more than $8 million donations in just one year. The newly released federal tax filings prove that power couple Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie's charity donations amounted to millions in 2006.

Huffington Post reports that Pitt chipped in $4,402,317 while Jolie shelled out $4,123,613. This doesn't include the "Troy" star's Make It Right Foundation, which raised $5 million, in 2007.

Jack Nicholson warned Heath Ledger not to take the sleeping pill Ambien. The 70-year-old Oscar-winning star - who played The Joker in the original 'Batman' film, the role Ledger plays in new movie 'The Dark Knight' - warned the 28-year-old insomniac of the dangers of the prescription drug.

Nicholson said: "Heath's death is tragic news. I warned him about Ambien. I took it once and somebody called me in the middle of the night and I woke up in my car 50 yards from my house. I almost drove off a cliff. I didn't know where I was."

Jack Nicholson's celebrity status is preventing him from settling down. The 70-year-old actor - who is renowned for his womanizing ways - is fed up of playing the field and wants to fall in love, but can't approach women anymore because he is too embarrassed.

He said: "I can't hit on a girl in public like I used to. I never thought words like 'undignified' would come into my own reflections on myself - but I can't do it anymore."