RALEIGH, N.C. - You can call Neil Young the new spiderman.

AP - For hardcore gamers, controlling a video-game character is second nature. You use one joystick to run, use another stick to look around, press the right trigger to shoot and use various buttons to open doors, take cover or talk to other characters.

Indiana Jones better get his alibi ready.

NewsFactor - With all the hubbub over Grand Theft Auto IV, the video-game world is anxious to learn how the blockbuster game really impacted industry sales. NPD Group's monthly sales data is expected later this week, but some analysts have issued predictions ahead of the curve.

DALLAS - Southwest Airlines says police were called to meet a plane in Dallas after a passenger refused to get off his cellphone during a flight.

DES MOINES, Iowa - A college student whose friend was being questioned in a hit and run found himself charged with assaulting an officer with a curious choice of weapons: M&Ms.

Sex and that other City: 'Sex' stars hit red carpet for movie premiere in London

( Released: 05/13/2008   Rated: R - for some sexuality, nudity and a brief disturbing image   Avg. Score: 2.19/5     | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — In the years before World War II, Dominic Matei (Tim Roth) is a professor who finds he is able to live his life all over again. Pursued by the Nazis for his secret, Matei searches for shelter all over Europe.

( Released: 05/13/2008   Rated: Not Rated   Avg. Score: 5/5     | Photos | Reviews  ) — This documentary tells a daring tale of love and romance set in a Nazi concentration camp. In Holland in 1943, Jack Polak was stuck in a loveless marriage and became smitten by the beautiful Ina Soep, the daughter of a wealthy diamond magnate. Soon, all three of them were whisked to a concentration camp and forced to live in the same barracks. Although Jack's wife was just as unhappy in her marriage as he was, she forbid him to see Ina. So, the two sustained their romance through secret love letters written to each other.

( Released: 05/13/2008   Rated: R - for some prolonged sequences of strong gruesome violence, and language   Avg. Score: 3/5     | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — Jennifer Marsh (Diane Lane) is a single mom and an investigator for the FBI's Internet Crimes division. When she's called upon to solve the agency's most grisly case ever — that of a serial killer who slowly murders his victims based on the number of visitors to a website —, little does she suspect that she has a personal connection with the psycho. Now she must find out what secret connection she shares with the madman before he can kill his next victim.

( Released: 05/13/2008   Rated: PG-13 - for depiction of strong thematic material including violence and disturbing images, and for language and brief sexuality   Avg. Score: 4/5     | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — In 1935, Mel Tolson (Denzel Washington) is a professor at Wiley College Texas who wants to encourage his students to have big dreams. So, he forms and coaches a local debating team that aggressively fights for the chance to engage Harvard's championship team in a match.

( Released: 05/13/2008   Rated: PG-13 - for sexual material and language, and brief drug references   Avg. Score: 2.25/5     | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — Based on a true story, three women (Diane Keaton, Queen Latifah, Katie Holmes) conspire to steal money that's about to be destroyed from the Federal Reserve.

The Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation recently announced grant winners receiving a total of $24,000 for educational programs and projects. Of 31 applications for over $61,000, 14 were selected for funding according to Executive Director Lisa Allen. Grant recipients include: - Anna Stumpf, Hamilton Southeastern High School – $2,000 for Fan Stand Spirit Shop. Allows DECA and Sports Marketing class to participate in year-long senior level class that runs a school-based enterprise – the school’s spirit shop. - Jill McGrath, Amy Shipley, Julie Alano, HSE High School – $450 for FLIPping for the Future. Affords three FLIP

Noblesville Schools is hosting three informational sessions on Thursday for parents of children who will begin kindergarten in the district’s schools in August. Kindergarten teachers will offer information on how to prepare children to be successful in kindergarten and answer questions about the program. The one-hour sessions will begin at 10 a.m., 1:30 p.m., and 6:30 p.m. All will be in the South meeting room at the Noblesville Public Library. The same topics will be covered in each session so parents need to only attend one.

( Release: May. 16, 2008   Rated: R (MPAA)    Details | Trailers | Photos  ) — Philip (Anders Danielsen Lie) and Erik (Espen Klouman-Hoiner) are best friends and aspiring authors. After sending their first novels to all the big publishing houses, only Philip finds success. After finding a minium of success, though, Philip suffers a nervous breakdown and spends some time in a psychiatric institution. Erik, on the other hand, never gets published, but also never gives up on his dream.

An unlocked door may have allowed an intruder to gain access to a Fishers home jolting the owners from their bed as they slept. According to Sgt. Gerry Hepp, spokesman for the Fishers Police Department, a woman awoke shortly before 5 a.m. May 7 to find a man crawling across the bedroom floor of her Brooks Chase subdivision home. The woman immediately woke her husband who chased the intruder out of the house. The chase continued toward Brooks School Road but the homeowner was unable to

Mayfest, a yearly event at Noblesvvile High School, provides students at NHS a chance to showcase their artisitic and performing art talents to the community. A variety of bands, choirs, musicians and thespians perform free to the crowd. Sculptures, paintings and photography from the high school students were also on display to the public. Noblesville Middle School and Noblesville Intermediate School students also participated in the event by singing and dancing. The event began at 9:30 a.m. and concluded with the NHS orchestra performing at 8 p.m.

The Hamilton Southeastern Schools Foundation recently announced grant winners receiving a total of $24,000 for educational programs and projects. Of 31 applications for over $61,000, 14 were selected for funding according to Executive Director Lisa Allen. Grant recipients include: Anna Stumpf, Hamilton Southeastern High School – $2,000 for Fan Stand Spirit Shop. Allows DECA and Sports Marketing class to participate in year-long senior level class that runs a school-based enterprise – the school’s spirit shop. Jill McGrath, Amy Shipley, Julie Alano, HSE High School – $450 for FLIPping for the Future. Affords three FLIP Video cameras

It is business as usual for employees at McMillan Auto Care and Towing. Cars needing repair fill the garage and the tow truck sits until its next call. It is anything but business as usual for owners Charles McMillan and son, Charlie, as the two wait for Hamilton Superior Court 1 Judge Steve Nation’s ruling on an eminent domain hearing that impacts their property at 599 Conner St.

Whether going to church, eating out, playing sports or simply relaxing with family, rea moms got a much-deserved day of recognition Sunday that didn’t dampen spirits despite the rain. Mother’s Day is a tradition that is officially 100 years old this year. The first Mother’s Day service was celebrated May 10, 1908, in St. Andrew’s Methodist Episcopal Church in Grafton, W.Va., where Anna Jarvis began passing out carnations to each mother in the church’s congregation.

Health, safety and fitness were featured at the first-ever Hamilton County Sports Complex Health Fair Saturday, with the weekend’s best weather shining down on as many as 400 people. The sports complex, located at 9625 E. 150th St., hosted the event to not only allow for free health screenings, child ID cards, sports camp and other health and safety-related activities, but also to showcase the new complex’s collection of businesses.

( Release: May. 9, 2008   Rated: R - for disturbing strong sexual content, language and some drug use - involving teens   Avg. Score: 1/5     Details | Tickets | Trailers | Photos | Reviews  ) — Shirley Lyner (Katherine Waterston) is a high school student who makes some good money babysitting for various parents in her town. When one of her clients, Mr. Beltran (John Leguizamo), kisses her while giving her a ride home one night, he also gives her a little extra money along with her regular earnings. Eventually, Shirley finds herself pimping out her teenage friends to other dads who need a "babysitter," but as her business becomes increasingly popular, it also comes violently crashing down around her.

( Release: May. 9, 2008   Rated: Unrated   Avg. Score: 2/5     Details | Tickets | Photos | Reviews  ) — After a heist job goes incredibly wrong, a quartet of crooks run from the police and hide out at a dingy hotel in the middle of nowhere. Unfortunately, the hotel is run by a family of neo-Nazi cannibals who are thrilled that such a scrumptious feast has landed at their establishment.

There are lots of way one can break down Noblesville’s first-ever championship in Hoosier Crossroads Conference track and field. Last Friday evening at Lafayette Jeff, Coach Kent Graham’s Millers came away with a 4.5 point advantage over Jeff. Noblesville’s Jason Monks runs the anchor leg of the 4x400 relay Friday in the Hoosier Crossroads Conference meet at Lafayette Jeff. The Millers won the race with a

After a solid showing in the Hamilton County tourney, the Hamilton Heights boys’ golf team was poised to do some damage Saturday in the Mid-Indiana Conference meet in Kokomo. Instead, Chippendale Golf Club continued to give the Huskies fits. Heights settled for fifth place with a 358, led by 87s from Zach Werkley and Jameson Carter. Peru won with a 318, followed by Northwestern (340), Western (349) and Cass (351). “In five years we’ve never played this course well,” said Heights coach Craig Wolfgang. “It’s tight with out-of-bounds on nearly every hole. As a coach, I have

I’m not as dumb as you think (maybe). I’m not so old that I’ve lost my hearing (well, not all of it). I’m not so hard-headed that I don’t understand (although my wife won’t agree with that). I read your e-mails. I listen to your telephone calls. While covering Hamilton County athletic events, I come face to face with hundreds of you every week. - You tell me we’re not giving your favorite sport the coverage it deserves. I understand. Our space is limited. - You get upset when photos you’ve submitted and freshman, junior high,

PONTE VEDRA BEACH, Fla. — Sunday at Sawgrass felt tougher on Sergio Garcia than what he faced last summer at the British Open, a playoff loss that seemed to define a career filled with more talent than trophies. He was tormented by a suspect putter. He heard questions whether he could win a big one. All that changed in the final hour of The Players Championship thanks to two clutch putts, a wedge that found safety on an island and a playoff victory that Garcia desperately needed. The best player without a major got

Noblesville’s Lady Millers roared into what could be a very exciting week to the end of the regular season by sweeping a pair of games at Fort Wayne Snider. Coach Mike Ramsey’s club pounded Frankton 11-2 and fought off host Snider 5-4. The wins moved Noblesville to 14-6 on the season with games remaining this week with Harrison, North Central and Carmel before the Millers host a Class 4A sectional the following week. Against Frankton, Noblesville pounded out 15 hits, led by a three-hit, four-RBI game from leadoff batter Alyssa Shriver. Jessica Craig, Natalie Ramsey, Katie Harrison, Beth