NEWSMAKERS

August 25, 2010 at 12:00a.m.

NEWSMAKERS

Springsteen heads to film fest for ‘Darkness’

TORONTO

Bruce Springsteen is heading to the Toronto International Film Festival for the world premiere of a documentary about one of his classic 1970s albums. “The Promise: The Making of ‘Darkness on the Edge of Town’” by director Thom Zimny premieres Sept. 14 at the festival.

The film includes new interviews of Springsteen and the E Street Band, and footage of home rehearsals and recording sessions from 1976 to 1978. The Toronto festival, one of the world’s biggest film showcases, runs Sept. 9-19.

Intruder arrested at Paris Hilton’s home

LOS ANGELES

A man has been arrested at Paris Hilton’s LA home after the socialite said he tried to break into her house while holding two big knives. Police Officer Gregory Baek says the man was arrested about 6:30 a.m. Tuesday, but his name hasn’t been released.

Hilton wrote on her Twitter page that she was awakened by the man trying to break into her house. Baek couldn’t confirm if the man was armed.

Hilton posted a photo on Twitter of police arresting the man.

Michael Douglas, ex clash over film cash

NEW YORK

Michael Douglas’ starring role in a sequel to “Wall Street” has gotten him an unwanted part in a legal sequel to his 2000 divorce.

Lawyers for the Academy Award-winning actor and for ex-wife Diandra Douglas argued Tuesday in a New York court over her claim that she’s entitled to half his earnings from “Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps.” It’s set to open Sept. 24.

She says their divorce deal gives her rights to share in proceeds from spinoffs from work he did while the couple was married, including the 1987 hit “Wall Street.”

Michael Douglas’ lawyers say his ex is misinterpreting the agreement, and it doesn’t apply to the “Wall Street” sequel.

They also say the case belongs in California, where the couple divorced. A judge didn’t immediately rule. The Douglases were not in court.