Hollywood headlines: A crazy week in review

Good or bad? You be the judge. Here’s how MTV.com announced the choice: “Andy Samberg has rapped about his plans for drowsy weekends, placed his private parts in a box and gotten a little too aroused while still fully dressed. Now the “Saturday Night Live” funnyman and star of digital shorts like “Lazy Sunday” ... is bringing his unorthodox, always entertaining talents to MTV as host of the 2009 MTV Movie Awards on Sunday, May 31.”  (Stuart Ramson / Associated Press)

Time to bring out the Julia Roberts on-screen loves charts!  (Pascal Le Segretain / Getty Images)

The director has agreed to helm the fantasy drama ”If I Stay” for “Twilight” studio Summit Entertainment. The story revolves around a gifted classical musician and her indie rockstar boyfriend who’s forced to choose between life and death when she’s in a car accident with her family. It’s sorta like “Twilight” -- if only her indie rockstar boyfriend was an emo vampire who took her life for her so they could be together forever. Awwww.  (Stefano Paltera / For the Times)

Tonight’s episode, titled “Man on the Street” is the big one, says Whedon. But Joss, it’s going up against the finale of “Battlestar Galactica”! Set those DVRs, people.  (Amy Sussman / Getty Images)

Depends on who you ask. But at least he gave NBC a lift: “The Tonight Show with Jay Leno” won its highest ratings in more than four years.  (Gerald Herbert / Associated Press)

Hollywood’s still mourning the unexpected death of the 45-year-old actress, who passed away Wednesday after suffering a head injury in a skiing accident.  (AFP / Getty Images)