• You can listen to or purchase these ringtones from the links below:

Cielo Deville – Maybeline

Yung Texxus – Ya Feel Me

Figure In The Forest – Songs from the Original Motion Picture Soundtrack

Skylar May Ringtones are now available to purchase via Ringtone Jukebox!

• You can preview or download every song from the album to apply to your mobile device, so be sure to check it out.

Courtesy of USA Today

Moviemaking churches are venturing into the cineplex to attract souls who might never set foot in a megachurch.

• Like Hollywood films, they take on real-life issues in dramatic packages:
• •A resentful white cop and his black partner struggle with race and fatherhood before taking a lesson in reconciliation from Oscar winner Lou Gossett Jr. in a cameo role. That’s The Grace Card, underwritten by an optometrist for his small church in Tennessee.

• Read the full article…

Married on the Moon, hailed a Rock Opera, consists of each track telling the story of a little girl fulfilling her biggest dreams, and such is the story of this young, rising star.

For those of you looking for the album, you can find it on Amazon today.

This nine-year-old singer/ songwriter proves that age has nothing to do with talent. Performing for friends and family since the age of four, Skylar has opened for the Jonas Brothers, has done multiple performances at the Giggles Theater in St. Joseph’s Hospital, and has played for the children at The Children’s Hospital in Washington D.C. Skylar has also written over 25 of her own songs, along with creating arrangement and production ideas.

If you want an early viewing of Triumphant Entertainment’s latest release, Figure In The Forest, starring Mary Jo Cuppone and Dean Teaster, the film is now available on Blockbuster’s mobile site.

Figure in the Forest is a well-crafted story of hope about A married professional couple, psychologist Rita James (MARY JO CUPPONE) and architect David James (DEAN TEASTER), whose lives are shattered by the sudden death of their teenage son.

‘This energy is always undeniable,’ Kristen Stewart tells MTV News on the black carpet.

It’s not uncommon for fans of major franchises to devote several hours, days and weeks to the stories they hold so dear, but there’s something almost indescribable about the devotion of the “Twilight” fanbase — a devotion that was on full display Thursday night (June 24) at the world premiere of “The Twilight Saga: Eclipse” at the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles.

“This is beyond insane. It’s, like, ludicrous madness. You can’t describe something like this,” actor Justin Chon, who plays Eric in the “Twilight” series, told MTV News on the black carpet of the “Eclipse” premiere. “These are some of the most dedicated fans that you’ll find on planet Earth.”

By Josh Wigler, with reporting by Josh Horowitz

Well we’re in popcorn movie season and Knight and Day aspires to do no more than fit that bill. In it we have the return of Tom Cruise to the role of movie action hero for the first time since Mission Impossible III, and as a sidekick we’re given Cameron Diaz (whose last film other than playing the voice of Fiona in the Shrek films was awful movie The Box).

Cruise plays Roy Miller, a fellow with “skills” – and we don’t really know if he’s a good guy, a bad guy, or a good guy posing as a bad guy.

- Vic Holtreman