Fifteen years ago, the youthful star-crossed lovers in 1997's Titanic - played by Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet - helped propel James Cameron's epic blockbuster into box-office history. The film earned $1.8 billion worldwide and scored 11 Oscars. We all remember it.

Now Titanic is sailing back into theaters on April 4, this time in 3D. To mark the re-release, PEOPLE spoke with Winslet and she shared her thoughts.

"My American accent is appalling!" says Winslet. "Here we are 15 years on, and I've learnt so much more, not just about myself but the job that I do and the world of film, and I look at myself in Titanic and I wish I could bring all this knowledge that I now have into that."

In a separate interview with CNN, she furthermore criticized her accent, "It sounds terribly self indulgent but actors do tend to be very self-critical. I have a hard time watching any of my performances, but watching 'Titanic' I was just like 'Oh God, I want to do that again'." To MTV, she added, "[It] could've been much better. My acting could've been a lot better."

Jennifer movie, Wanderlust, is a comedy about a married New York couple who end up living on a hippie commune. Wanderlust is produced by Judd Apatow, and co-written by Ken Marino and Wain. The film also stars Paul Rudd, Malin Akerman, Alan Alda and Kathryn Hahn.

Rudd and Aniston star as George and Linda, due to hit theaters on February 24.

Aniston said that it was all in fun while it was being made. "If anything, there was a lot of laughter," Aniston told The Hollywood Reporter of the experience.

Rudd and Aniston reunite seven years after working on Friends together, and more than 12 years after working on The Object of My Affection.

"I love him. He is a dear friend," Aniston said of working with Rudd. "We just have a true affection for each other and I just feel honored any time I get to work with him."

This is a movie on my must see list with my friends, l cannot wait until it comes out.

"Avatar" has become the highest-grossing movie worldwide at $1.859 billion as reported by yahoo.com.au.  

It's even bigger than Titanic, which brought in $1.843 billion and Avatar has done this in a little over six weeks. Take a look at the official website for Avatar to get a feel for how great the movie really is.  I saw it in 3D and l loved it. This movie starring Sigourney Weaver, is set in 2154 and tells the tale of a disabled ex-Marine who infiltrates Pandora, which is inhabited by the Na'vi. He needs to get them to relocate as their homes are on precious material. But all does not go according to plan.
As reported, the film took more than five years to make and was of the most expensive films, with a budget of $300 million. But l guess that all does not matter now, as it's earnings have surpassed that anyway.

(Sources: yahoo.com.au, avatar movie.com)

Hugh Jackman was the Favourite Action Star and Keith Urban was chosen the Favourite Male Artist at the 36th annual People's Choice Awards on Wednesday as mentioned on theage.com.au Twilight won four trophies, including favourite movie, True Blood and The Vampire Diaries were respectively selected as favourite TV obsession and favourite new TV drama. Inglourious Basterds won as favourite independent movie and Lady Gaga as favourite pop and breakout music artist.

Queen Latifah, was the host for the fourth consecutive year, and she was great as always. As reported by the age.com.au "....other winners included American Idol as favourite competition show, Glee as favorite new TV comedy, Steve Carell as favourite TV comedy actor, Alyson Hannigan as favourite TV comedy actress, The Big Bang TheoryHouse as favourite TV drama, as favourite TV comedy, Hugh Laurie as favourite TV drama actor and Supernatural as favourite fantasy TV show. Winners in the movie categories included Sandra Bullock as favourite movie actress, Jackman as favourite action star, The Proposal as favourite comedy movie and Up for favourite family movie. Sacha Baron Cohen, appearing as himself and not as his alter-egos Borat or Bruno, presented Johnny Depp with a special award as favourite movie actor of the decade."

Well done to all and my vote is always for Johnny Depp!

(Source: theage.com.au)