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Angelina Jolie's Missing Body Part: Found!

Angelina Jolie, Hair, Smiles, Legs Gregg DeGuire/WireImage.com,Steve Granitz/WireImage.com, Sipa via AP Photo

It was a tough call, but we narrowed down Angelina's finest features to nine and let E! Online readers debate No. 10. Wow, did you have plenty to say.

Neer writes that her voice "draws anyone to listen intently." Sportscapper is into her smile. Sailfish argues that "her long shapely legs are the best!" Stoner43 thinks "her kids are her best feature." And Babysnake's gotta admit "she has a great head of hair!"

But the most popular choice for Jolie's 10th-best body part, is...

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Angelina Jolie's Best Body Parts: Our Top 9

Angelina Jolie (lips, map coordinates tattoo, eye) Jaap Buitendijk/Universal Studios, Sipa via AP Images, Jaap Buitendijk/Universal Studios

Put 'em all together and you've got, like, the sexiest woman in the history of the world. Pretty much. Ask anyone. But when you break down this badass A-list Earth Mother, which of Wanted woman Angelina Jolie's features bests the rest? We ranked 9, and left No. 10 blank for you.

Here's the list:

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Favreau Totally Blogs, Questions Iron Man II Date

Iron Man Paramount Pictures

So this is how it works in Hollywood, now? You direct a huge summer blockbuster, you get a greenlight on your sequel and then have to bitch about your bosses...on your MySpace page?

Iron Man director Jon Favreau has been deftly fielding fanboy questions on a MySpace forum this week and has also lobbed open complaints about the ambitious schedule laid out by Marvel execs. The April 2010 release date for Iron Man II doesn't sit well with him, and here's what he said:

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Happy Cinco de Mayo! Now, Dancing Chihuahuas

Batman? Blah. Indy? Eh. Hulk? Hmph. It's been a big week for new trailers, but none has the, uh, flavor of this little number heralding Beverly Hills Chihuahua.

Some might question the timing of unleashing such a teaser—hundreds of Mexican dogs, singing and dancing on an Aztec ziggurat, with voice-over from George Lopez—on Cinco de Mayo.

We say, go for it! Why not?!

What better way for Hollywood to celebrate a Mexican holiday than by promoting a movie with Drew Barrymore in the lead Chihuahua role—as a pampered pup lost South of the Border who gets help from Lopez, Salma Hayek and Andy Garcia to get home.

Anyway, this is easily the best dancing-dog number we've ever seen, so that's something. What do you think? Sound off in the comments.

Summer Movie Guide III: So-Freakin'-Funny Edition!

You Don't Mess with the Zohan Tracey Bennett / Columbia Pictures / Sony

Adam Sandler goes from spy to stylist, Steve Carell gets smart, Will Ferrell's a big loser (but what's new?), Mike Myers is here to help, Seth Rogen loses his stash, and Ben Stiller goes to war—but in a funny way.

It's a big summer for big comedy, and everybody's in the pool. Keep it all straight in our Summer Movie Guide 2008: Funny! preview gallery.

Rate-a-Trailer: Will Smith's Been Drinking in Hancock

We like Will Smith when he's doing sci-fi, but we love it when he's doing the funny. Looks like he's pulling off both in this just out trailer for summer flick Hancock, about a down-and-out superhero working on his comeback.

What do you think? Is there room for Smith in a summer packed with jokers, hulks and iron men? Can there ever be enough Jason Bateman in the world? Sound off in the comments.

Neil Patrick Harris Talks 'Shrooms, Unicorns

Racism. Immigration. Psychedelic fungi. The boys from Harold & Kumar Escape from Guantanamo Bay take on some serious issues in the stoner sequel. Click the video to get our E! News interviews with John Cho, Kal Penn and—watch out for that magical horned beast!—Neil Patrick Harris.

Hot Tip: Skip ahead to NPH if you gotta. He's at, like, 1:20.

Totally New Releases: Kung Fu and Lonely Dudes

Forgetting Sarah Marshall Glen Wilson/Universal Pictures

Jackie Chan! Kristen Bell! Osama Bin Laden! And a really sad, really funny guy! It's a strange week at the box office, but we've seen it all (or most of it). Here's what's opening, and what we thought. Click for full reviews.

Forgetting Sarah MarshallSensitive guy (Jason Segel) gets dumped by a hot famous chick (Bell) and shakes it off in Hawaii. Smart, funny flick with great cameos. Grade: B+

The Forbidden Kingdom:  A kid gets sucked back into ancient China to—no, really—learn kung fu from Chan and Jet Li. Blah story, weakass characters, awesome fight scenes. Grade: C

Where in the World Is Osama bin Laden:  That Super Size Me guy goes looking for Public Enemy No. 1 in a kinda-funny documentary. Bites off more than he can chew, though. Grade: C+

88 Minutes:  Pacino has, like, an hour or so to figure out who's trying to kill him and why. Can he do it? Can he?! Not screened for critics, so it's most likely terrible. Grade: n/a, but probably D

Expelled: No Intelligence AllowedSuperlame doc with Ben Stein pushing for creationism, er, "intelligent design" in classrooms. Really? We used to think Ben Stein was cool. Grade: F

Paris Hilton Wants Your Organ

Paris Hilton, Repo: The Genetic Opera (poster) Lionsgate

Don't be fooled by the black hair, the dog collar, the mascara. We'd know that head-back, open-wide look anywhere. Hi, Paris Hilton.

She's sporting sci-fi slut chic today in a just-released poster pimping Repo! The Genetic Opera, a way gory—and apparently good—horror musical out later this year.

Paris plays the heir to a big, superevil company that sells you new livers and kidneys—but takes 'em back if you miss payments. Dressed like that, though, all she's gotta do is ask...

Horton Hears a Who

Horton Hears a Who Blue Sky Studio

Review in a Hurry:  In this deftly animated—and very funny—Dr. Seuss adaptation, a sweet, whimsical elephant tries to save a microscopic world on a speck of dust. Despite voice acting from a who's who (get it!?) of 21st-century comedy, Horton stays true to Seuss in flavor, style and humor.

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Semi-Pro

Will Ferrell, Semi-Pro Frank Masi/New Line Cinema

Review in a Hurry:  Sporting a huge 'fro and his trademark exaggerated ego, Will Ferrell leads a team of misfits as a coach/owner/player in the short-lived '70s NBA rival, the ABA. The basketball's bad and the comedy's uneven, but the bit players shine and Ferrell occasionally shoots a three-pointer. A total mess that's nothing but a good time.

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Cloverfield

Cloverfield Sam Emerson / Paramount Pictures

Review in a Hurry:  A monster—a big, green monster that crawls from the sea, just like in the old days—attacks New York City, and a group of young hotties scramble to get out of town, capturing their ordeal on a handicam. Clever storytelling and an appealing cast make this update of cheap Godzilla-style flicks modern, scary and superfun.

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Gossip Curl Looks like Leighton's sailing the Good Ship Lollipop as she shows off a Shirley Temple 'do

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