Partial sales from Justin Bieber's Christmas album "Under the Mistletoe," will go to various charities, including Pencils of Promise and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Read more from AP.

Here are the hot topics for October 18!

Bristol Palin Turns 21... See Her Most Controversial Moments! - TooFab.com

Soulja Boy Arrested for Drug Possession - USA Today.com

Karina Smirnoff Postpones Wedding to Focus on Dancing with J.R. Martinez - People.com

Anne Hathaway Reunites with Hugh Jackman for 'Les Miserables' - EW.com

Actor Hugh Jackman celebrated his birthday with "Extra's" AJ Calloway, talking about his hit movie, "Real Steel" -- and about his work with the Laughing Man charity.

Calloway presented Jackman with cupcakes, which the hunky star appreciated. "Next summer, I'm starting 'Wolverine,' so I'm going to eat these while I can because it's over pretty soon."

As for "Real Steel" being the No. 1 movie in the America, Jackman said it was getting his kids' approval that mattered most. "I think for a second, just a little bit, I might have seen in my son's eyes, 'I think my dad is kinda cool.'"

Here's a preview of what's opening in theaters this weekend, including the Disney family action flick "Real Steel," starring Hugh Jackman, and the political drama "The Ides of March," starring George Clooney and Ryan Gosling.

"Extra's" Terri Seymour caught up with actor Hugh Jackman at the premiere of his new film, "Real Steel" -- where he said this was the first time his son Oscar, 11, and daughter Ava, 6, would see him kissing a woman other than their mother.

"I had not even registered that my son and daughter were about to see me kiss another girl for the first time," laughed Jackman. "It's the first movie of mine they've seen. As it came up, I went, 'Oh no.' I said [to his wife] 'Deb, uh oh.' Both of us looked and then Oscar said, 'Yeah, you're going to be in trouble, Dad.' He didn't even look at me. That's all he said about it."

Watch how Jackman trains Seymour to throw a punch!

Action star Hugh Jackman is back on the big screen with his futuristic robot flick, "Real Steel."

Jackman told "Extra's" Renee Bargh about his shift from playing "X-Men's" Wolverine to his role as boxer Charlie Kenton. "What was nice about this movie was not doing a lot of action, really. Most of the action is the robots in the ring," adding, "This was a boxing movie where I didn't get my head knocked off, so it was great."

After being locked away from the outside world for 75 days, "Big Brother" veteran Rachel Reilly emerged Wednesday as the winner of CBS' voyeuristic reality TV competition. Read full story at CBSNews.com.

Here are more "Extra" scoop headlines for September 15!

Hugh Jackman Wants to Star on 'Glee'! - Broadway World.com

Sarah Palin: General Electric is 'Poster Child' of 'Crony Capitalism' - Yahoo News

Christina Applegate in 'Up All Night': How 'Real' is New NBC Comedy? - L.A. Times

Anna Faris Talks Women Actresses, Co-Stars and Boob Jobs -- Marie Claire