By Nuzhat Naoreen

Every day a multitude of stars wander through the halls of MTV News to talk about their latest projects and goof around with staff members. But sometimes we catch stars elsewhere, and that's why we put together Spotted!, a daily compendium of stars in the wild.

Ashley Tisdale was Spotted! hitting the L.A. streets last night with director and boyfriend Scott Speer. The couple who started dating earlier this year, were holding hands, as they stepped out in similar styles. Scott dressed in a t-shirt, ripped jeans and hoodie, while Ashley glammed it up a bit with ripped shorts and a grey blazer. We're not sure what they were up to, but we're betting it has something to do with the Nylon party honoring Zac Efron that Ashley tweeted about last night.

Click on the photo above to get a closer look at the young lovebirds and check out which co-stars have sizzling chemistry after the jump!

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Will the third time be a box office charm for Tom Cruise and Cameron Diaz? The pair have reunited in Boston to film the spy thriller "Wichita" (yes, a movie named after a Kansas city is being shot in Massachusetts), marking the third big screen outing for the two A-Listers.

The first was back in 2001 when the pair played former flames in the sci-fi thriller "Vanilla Sky." A year later, they appeared in "Minority Report." If you're scratching your head and having a "what the...?" moment regarding who Cameron played in the futuristic drama, she had a blink-and-you'll-miss-it, uncredited role as "Woman on Metro." Thanks, IMDB!

Caught above in a heated moment, Cameron plays a Midwest woman set up on a blind date with Tom who ends up being a federal agent, pulling Cameron into a "violent worldwide journey to protect a powerful battery that holds the key to an infinite power source," according to The Hollywood Reporter.

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Somewhere along the line of Warner Bros. ping pong game with its release date, you might have missed hearing about the new Cameron Diaz and James Marsden thriller, "The Box" (out Nov. 6) — one of the coolest and most original concepts behind a film to come out in recent years.

To break the films plot down quickly, Cameron and James play Norma and Arthur Lewis, a married couple with a child who find a wooden box mysteriously placed on their doorstep. They find out that, by pushing a button, the box will give them a million dollars, but if they do so, it will end the life of someone in the world they do not know, and the couple must struggle with their decision and its moral repercussions. Read more...

It's been six years since Cameron Diaz, Lucy Liu and Drew Barrymore got all girl power on us as the three "Charlie's Angels." But that doesn't mean that Cameron is ruling out turning the franchise into a trilogy. That is if the ladies can just get over a bout of laziness.

"You know people ask me about it all the time," she told MTV News at Comic-Con while promoting her next movie, "The Box." "I would love to do it. It's just a matter of us getting off our butts and doing it. Totally lazy! Our work ethic sucks, all of us." Read more...

By Haley Murphy

She may have played a more serious role in her newest film, “My Sister’s Keeper,” but Cameron Diaz was all jokes when she sat down with her “The Box” costar James Marsden at Comic-Con to tell us more about her budding music career and to our surprise — her recent engagement. (WHAT??) That’s right, we are reporting it first. Cameron Diaz dishes about being proposed to by an adoring fan, but admits to not knowing her fiancé’s name. Who knows when they will be hitched, but she did say, “I’m getting married!”

Although it is both of their first times at the star studded event, James claims he may never want to leave. He said, “I don’t know that I would be able to leave the floor if I got out there. I would just love it so much and want to stay and take my clothes off, and put on a new costume.” Cameron also took some time to show off her vocals while promoting her "band" the “Whorables" (her spelling, not ours), which she claims will begin their club tour soon! Play the link below to hear Cameron bust out Beyonce’s "Irreplaceable."

This week Forbes released its annual Celebrity 100 list ranking the world's most powerful celebrities, including a rundown of the silver screen's highest paid actresses. The top 10 was fairly predictable (actress/ambassador Angelina Jolie took the No. 1 spot), but there were a few surprises (uh, where's Julia Roberts?). Take a look at the full list below:

1. Angelina Jolie, $27 million
2. Jennifer Aniston, $25 million
3. Meryl Streep, $24 million
4. Sarah Jessica Parker, $23 million
5. Cameron Diaz, $20 million
6. Sandra Bullock, $15 million
7. Reese Witherspoon, $15 million
8. Nicole Kidman, $12 million
9. Drew Barrymore, $12 million
10. Renee Zellweger, $10 million

Being the curious folks that we are at Hollywood Crush, we started wondering how this list would shape up 10 years from now, when many of today's tweeners will have come of age and cinema staples like Angelina and Jennifer might be slowing down. While we have no idea how to calculate dollar amounts (we're journalists, duh!), here's a list — and accompanying flipbook — of our best guess at who will be at the top of the marquee in 2019. Read more...

By Haley Murphy

There are certain moments in movie history where the plot, the music, and the moral of the story all combined just cause a total blabber breakdown! When I first watched the trailer for "My Sister’s Keeper," I was sitting in the MTV newsroom and found myself holding back little sobs while trying to avoid being seen.

Given I have a very personal experience with loosing my brother to cancer, this movie seems to touch on all the same facets of love and serious disease that I've dealt with. I'm planning on hitting the theater — with an extra box of Kleenex on hand — to see "Sister's Keeper" tonight because I don't think I can wait much longer to take it all in.

When talking with some of the MTV News staff, I found that I was not the only one who gets so affected by a good tearjerker (yes, even a few of the males in the office will admit they have a sensitive side). So I decided to enlist a poll and find out what films really get my co-workers all chocked up.

See the entire list — which, yes, may include a joke or two — after the jump. Read more...

By Selina Kaye

If you cried your eyes out during "The Notebook," then get ready to pull out even more tissues this time around. "My Sister's Keeper" — which is based on a novel by Jodi Picoult and helmed by "Notebook" director Nick Cassavetes — hits theaters tomorrow. The drama follows a family as they struggle with keeping their cancer-stricken daughter Kate ("Medium" actress Sofia Vassilieva) alive. Kate’s parents (Cameron Diaz and Jason Patric) will try anything to save her, so per a doctor's suggestion, they have another child (Abigail Breslin) who's an exact genetic match to Kate, thereby able to become a donor.

Last night, at the premiere of "Keeper," MTV caught up with the cast and asked them about making such a weighty film. Cameron Diaz — who's an actress not typically known for somber roles — said the movie actually fit right into her filmography. “It just feels very natural to the rhythm of what I’ve been doing over the last 15 years,” she said. For big-screen newcomer Sofia Vassilieva, the project was very close to her heart, and credits the cast for their dedication. “You know a big foundation of that was that we were in it together, that this team so faithfully and so firmly believed in this project.”

Press play below for more from the "My Sister's Keeper" red carpet.