The great, versatile Hollywood actor Tony Curtis has died at age 85.

Obituaries from USA Today and the Associated Press run down his amazing career (and remind us he never won as Oscar).

Watch for countless tributes in the coming days; an appreciation of his career from the UK's Guardian offers a start.

In this clip from "Some Like it Hot," Curtis makes a play for Marilyn Monroe while pretending to be rich — and doing his best Cary Grant impression in the bargain:

Other entertainment news of note online today:

MORE MOVIES

• A couple other notable Hollywood loss: Arthur Penn, director of "Bonnie and Clyde," has died at age 88, while actor Joe Mantell passed away at 94.

• Detroit News columnist Neal Rubin writes about "Flipped," the Rob Reiner movie that shot in Ann Arbor last year and opened recently in limited release.

COMEDY

• Comedian Greg Giraldo has died at age 44 following a drug overdose.

STAGE

• Writing for the Detroit Free Press, John Monaghan has a mostly positive review of "Sonia Flew," the new offering from Performance Network. If you missed it, AnnArbor.com's Jenn McKee reviewed the show over the weekend.

• The Detroit News previews a touring production of "West Side Story" coming to the Fisher Theatre.

MUSIC

• Broken Social Scene plays the Michigan Theater on Friday; the Free Press has five questions for the drummer, while Real Detroit Weekly previews the show. Kevin Ransom's preview for AnnArbor.com went up yesterday; watch for a review of the concert late Friday night.

• The Free Press has a piece about Edgefest, the annual experimental jazz event sponsored by Kerrytown Concert House. AnnArbor.com previewed the event on Saturday, and Will Stewart filed a review of last night's opening concert. Watch for a report from Saturday night's show also.

• Real Detroit Weekly previews Kid Cudi's concert at Eastern Michigan University Saturday. Don't miss Chrysta Cherrie's Mega-Guide to the show, and watch for live coverage as well. Busy weekend.

• The Zac Brown Band beat out Maroon 5 for the top spot on the new Billboard album sales chart, Rolling Stone reports.

• The Oakland Press has a profile of Justine Blazer, who has couple dates in the area this weekend.

• The Free Press writes about Detroit's Ruiners, now putting out their seventh album.

TELEVISION

• The national ratings for "Detroit 1-8-7" dropped a bit from last week's premiere.

• New judge Jennifer Lopez promises "American Idol" will be kinder in the post-Simon Cowell era. Wonder how that's going to work out for the ratings?

FESTIVALS & FAIRS

• The Saline reporter notes that Harvest Time returns to Rentschler Farm this weekend.

BOOKS

• I'm trying not to get too depressed over the fact that "Jersey Shore"'s Snooki is writing, or at least publishing, a novel.

Renee Tellez contributed to this roundup. Bob Needham is director of entertainment content for AnnArbor.com. Reach him at bobneedham@annarbor.com or 734-623-2541, and follow him on Twitter @bobneedham.