TV News: Motorcycle drama will premiere in September -- FX has placed a 13-episode order for "Sons of Anarchy," a motorcycle drama from Kurt Sutter, exec producer of "The Shield."

Film Reviews: A stirring recap of the World Court's attempt to come to terms with a man whose single act of decency, it seems, was to die mid-trial, ending his attempt to twist civilization to his own legal ends.

Legit Reviews: Going under the collective title "The Serpent's Teeth," the two one-act ensemblers -- "Citizens" and "Soldiers" -- each run less than an hour, sharing a thematic inter-relationship and a double duty cast, but both plays have individual identities.

Web Exclusive: New Film Dept exec to handle Cannes -- The Film Department International named Inc Pagliuca VP of international affairs.

Film Festivals: Simon Brand's immigrant drama played Tribeca -- Filmax has acquired international sales rights and theatrical rights for Spain on immigrant drama "Paraiso Travel" from Paraiso Pictures and Grand Illusions Entertainment.

Business News: Guild, majors still far apart on key points -- In a development that will amp up strike fears, hopes for a SAG deal with the majors this week have nearly vanished.

Music News: 'Lost in Translation' actress unveils 'Falling Down' -- "Falling Down," the first single off of Scarlett Johansson's debut album has hit the net. Check it out and tell us what you think.

Film News: Tensions mount over slow digital rollout -- After a year of wooing the industry and the press with positive words and big predictions, Jeffrey Katzenberg let out his frustration with the slow pace of the digital cinema rollout for the first time during DreamWorks Animation's earnings call Tuesday.

Film News: Film Institute awards artists $35,000 each -- The Tribeca Film Institute has awarded its 2008 Media Arts Fellowships to 20 filmmakers and media artists, who each receive $35,000.

Film Reviews: A long-delayed concert tour turns into a picaresque trip down memory lane for Dennis Lambert, one of the most successful songwriters and producers of the '70s and '80s, in "Of All the Things," a thoroughly engaging doc with enough appeal to reach beyond its presumptive target aud of nostalgic baby boomers.

Film Reviews: Arnaud Desplechin's lovely, extremely heartfelt film helps redefine the term "homemovie" as the director examines the sad, multilayered life of his grandmother Therese, who died of tuberculosis at 36.

Web Exclusive: Jessica Walter moves to '90210' -- Missi Pyle ("Bringing Down the House") has been cast in ABC's comedy pilot "This Might Hurt."

Los Angeles: Duo nabs film rights to 'Beautiful Boy,' 'Tweak' -- Paramount Pictures and Plan B have acquired pic rights to the David Sheff memoir "Beautiful Boy: A Father's Journey Through His Son's Addiction" and the Nic Sheff memoir "Tweak: Growing Up on Methamphetamines."

Publishing News: Murdoch's deal complicated by third bid -- A handshake deal for Rupert Murdoch to acquire Newsday has been shaken up by reports of a third bid by Cablevision and the New York Observer's Jared Kushner for the Long Island newspaper.

TV News: Studio gets real with Hirschorn -- Lionsgate is making a splash in the reality TV world, forming a joint venture with the man who put "Flavor of Love" on the air -- VH1 alum Michael Hirschorn.

Film News: Martin Campbell to direct film -- United Artists and Lakeshore Entertainment have set "24" co-creator-exec producer Joel Surnow to develop a contemporary spy thriller that will be directed by "Casino Royale" helmer Martin Campbell.

Front Page: Networks scaling back due to strike -- It's two weeks before the broadcast network upfronts, and the town isn't ready.