It seems that Milla Jovovich is not just a bad ass in movies like Resident Evil, but in life. The actress who stars in The Three Musketeers 3D, out this weekend and directed by her husband Paul W.S. Anderson, is smacking down Summit's marketing campaign on Twitter, the new #1 place for disgruntled employees to air their grievances against their bosses. Summit instead of controlling the issue by ignoring it entirely, is firing back. Public beat down!

For the first time since 2001's pretty decent The Score, the legendary-but-now-tarnished Robert DeNiro has teamed up with Ed Norton, one of the best character actors of his generation, and the result is Stone, a sexy prison thriller about an arsonist trying to manipulate his way out of prison. The trailer is out and...yup, yup, okay, not bad. DeNiro does his squinty-eyed world-weary tough guy routine, Norton disappears inside a chewy accent and a pile of cornrows, and Milla Jovovich -- playing Norton's wife, who seduces DeNiro, Norton's parole officer -- is finally given something to do besides shoot zombies.

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Or at least, the fashion design business. Jovovich reveals rather cryptically in Lucky that her fashion line Jovovich-Hawk is over. Quoth Milla, "It's like, when one door closes ... I'm in a time of rediscovery, from my career to my personal style." Milla started the vintage-inspired high fashion line with model friend Carmen Hawk in 2003. Their stated design mission was "feel good, look great, feel bad, look great." Jovovich isn't even wearing her own eponymous line on Lucky's cover (as she did for their July 2006 issue), which can't be a good sign. Though Jovovich-Hawk still touts their spring 2009 collection online, no word on if Hawk will continue the business.