In this week's Ketchup, Paramount shut down a website over some "Iron Man" photos (only to calm down later on), Bruce Willis took to some internet forum to talk some smack about Michael Bay (who felt compelled to respond), and some brilliant marketer felt the need to doctor the size of Emma Watson's chest for the latest "Harry Potter" poster.

Also, we had some early reactions to Nicole Kidman's "Invasion" and "Pirates 3," and Cillian Murphy appears to be returning to Gotham to take on "The Dark Knight" as the Scarecrow. Read On.

This Week's Most Popular News:

Controversial "Iron Man" Pics are Back Online
Wanna see the "Iron Man" pics that were so scandalous they led to an entire website being shut down by Paramount's legal department? OK.

Forum Poster Bruce Willis Ain't Cool With Michael Bay
Bruce Willis has been chatting up some lucky web readers over his upcoming reemergence in "Live Free or Die Hard," talking movies and alienating "Armageddon" director Michael Bay along the way. Today: Bay's response!

Harry Potter and the Fluctuating Bra Size
Now here's a juicy little story that's also a little ... creepy. Seems that, on certain posters for "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," the size of Emma Watson's ... chest region ... has been monkeyed with. (Keep in mind we're talking about a 17-year-old actress playing a 15-year-old character.)

Test Screening "Reviews" for "Invasion" & "Pirates 3"
We've got some more early word on how Nicole Kidman's "Invasion" is a mess -- plus the first test screening / junket reviews of "Pirates of the Caribbean: At World's End."

Will Scarecrow Return to Haunt "The Dark Knight"?
Hey "Batman" fans? Were you hoping to see more of Cillian Murphy in the "Batman Begins" sequel? Then here's something you might want to read...


Apparently Richard Donner stayed on the good side of "Walter B."


In Other News:

• Relativity Media has acquired film rights to Tom Clancy's novel "Without Remorse," with plans to begin production in early 2008.

• Jeff Bridges has joined Kirsten Dunst, Gillian Anderson and Simon Pegg in the cast of "How to Lose Friends and Alienate People," the adaptation of Toby Young's comic novel.

• Adriana Barraza is in talks to join Radha Mitchell and Luke Wilson in the dramedy "Henry Poole Is Here," with director Mark Pellington.

• Gerard Butler has joined Jodie Foster and Abigail Breslin in the cast of "Nim's Island," the adaptation of Wendy Orr's children's novel.

• Eva Mendes will executive produce and star in the thriller "Curve," from a script by James Vanderbilt.

• Universal Pictures has acquired "The Remarkable Fellows," an action comedy to be directed by "Smokin' Aces" helmer Joe Carnahan.

• 20th Century Fox is planning a remake of the 1981 military drama "Taps," which starred Tom Cruise and Sean Penn, to be written and directed by Frank E. Flowers.

• Mischa Barton has joined the ensemble cast of "St. Trinians," a comedy being produced and directed by the tandem of Oliver Parker and Barnaby Thompson.

• Felicity Huffman, Patricia Clarkson, Bill Pullman and Elle Fanning will star in "Phoebe In Wonderland," a comedy written and directed by newcomer Ben Barnz.

• Michelle Williams, Bryce Dallas Howard and Evan Rachel Wood will star as the three famed sisters in the biopic "Bronte," to be written and directed by Charles Sturridge.

• Director Kevin MacDonald has signed on to direct the Roman epic "The Eagle of the Ninth," with Jeremy Brock adapting the script.