Megan Fox proves that she’s a Heaven-sent angel in a clip from her new film, Passion Play.

In the clip, Megan shows off her wings to Mickey Rourke who is understandably interested in seeing a hot woman with wings. Unfortunately, the emotional gaze of Mickey’s character proves to be a little bit too much for the lovely Megan.

Watch the clip below.

The film will debut at the Toronto Film Festival and will hit theaters later this year.

This Southern drama is a departure from Megan’s previous roles. Earlier this year, Mickey told a reporter that this film will change how people see Megan and her ability as an actress. An endorsement by an Oscar winner isn’t too shabby!

Megan was most recently in the news for telling Elle magazine that no one takes her recent marriage to Brian Austin Green seriously.

What do you think of the new film? Share your thoughts in the comments below.

Natalie Portman is in a TIFF—the Toronto International Film Festival, that is.

The V for Vendetta actress visited the festival for the screening of her new movie Love and Other Impossible Pursuits on Wednesday, and as usual looked stunning while doing so.

A comedy/drama that chronicles a woman’s difficult relationship with her stepson, Love and Other Impossible Pursuits also stars Lisa Kudrow, Scott Cohen and Charlie Tahan—none of whom are as tasty as Natalie.

Click the pics and breathe in the grandeur!

Forget all of the awards handed out at this year’s Toronto International Film Festival. The real mark of a celebrity’s worth is how gracious he or she is about signing autographs.

Thankfully, festival Web site TIFF ’08 compiled info on who was scribble-happy and who was scribble-stingy at this year’s festivities, based on polling of fans, festival volunteers and officials.
 
The most gracious autograph-granter? All-around smoothie Benicio Del Toro, who at one point signed 21 signatures in a row.

The least gracious? Former Led Zeppelin guitarist Jimmy Page. But to be fair, at this point the guy might not remember his own name.

The full rankings are as follows:

BEST AUTOGRAPH SIGNERS

    1. Benicio Del Toro

    2. Viggo Mortensen

    3. Rose McGowan

    4. Gerard Butler
 
    5. Kate Beckinsale

    6. Jim Sturgess

    7. Dakota Fanning

    8. Zac Efron

HONORABLE MENTION (BEST): Tim Robbins, Matt Damon, Anton Yelchin

BIGGEST SURPRISE (BEST): Ed Norton

WORST AUTOGRAPH SIGNERS:

    1. Jimmy Page

    2. Kevin Zegers

    3. The Edge

    4. Jessica Biel

    5. Jennifer Aniston

    6. Queen Latifah

    7. Alan Alda

    8. John Malkovich

HONORABLE MENTION (WORST): Kiera Knightley, Renée Zellweger, Brad Pitt
   
BIGGEST SURPRISE (WORST): Paris Hilton

What a complex web of pure mystery Paris Hilton is. Goodness gracious!

One minute she appears to have changed her wild ways for Benji Madden, and the next she’s supposedly romancing MySpace chief Chris De Wolfe.

Nonetheless, Paris and Benji snuggled up for photo ops at the Toronto Film Festival. The Hilton documentary Paris, Not France is screening at the industry event this week, albeit on a strategically-manipulated basis.

And while sometimes it may seem as if Paris needs a firm kick in the rump for her confusing antics, as long as it’s done with a shoe clad in her own collection, she probably wouldn’t mind.

The Daily Mail reports rumors are swirling that a stunning Jennifer Aniston had a dinner meeting with ex-hubs Brad Pitt last night in Toronto.

The actress, 39, is fresh off the heels of her public break up with John Mayer. She’s in town promoting her film Management for the Toronto Film Festival.

Brad, 44, is at the festival for his new Coen Brothers flick, Burn After Reading.

If the former Mister and Misses did get together, it would be the first known meeting of the two since their divorce in 2005 after five years of marriage.

Dressed to the nines in sleek black, Jen may have wanted to show Brad what he was missing. Still, the actor may prefer the world-saving lactating bosom of Angelina Jolie, who was supposedly home with their ever-growing brood.

Is it even possible to calculate the number of business endeavors blonde mogul Paris Hilton has her paws in?

The latest is a documentary revolving around—Duh! What else?—herself, called Paris, Not France.

The New York Post notes the doc is directed by Tom Petty‘s daughter Adrian, and that it “explores the businesswoman and the human being behind the public persona.”

Apparently the businesswoman/human being canceled two of the three screenings of this cinematic achievement at the Toronto Film Festival.

“We wanted to create more buzz, create some hype,” says Hilton’s rep Jason Moore. “We felt the impact would be more extreme if we had one screening.”

Hopefully Paris, Not France has more impact—that is, gets promoted by its star more—than her last flick.