Woody Allen just Settled a $10 million lawsuit against American Apparel, who used Allen’s image to sell their clothing without his permission.

American Apparel agreed to pay Allen $5 million, which Allen agreed to.

American Apparel has threatened to drag Allen’s relationship with his wife Soon-Yi Previn, who was previously his adopted daughter, into the discovery process, and aired in a trial.

Fighting dirty is a double edged sword, but it worked this time.

Slumdog Millionaire star Freida Pinto appeared on the Today Show Monday where she announced she has landed a role in an upcoming Woody Allen movie that starts filming in July.

It would be so great to see Pinto win another Oscar for her new role, the way Penelope Cruz just won an Oscar in a Woody’s last film.

In the Vicky Cristina Barcelona movie trailer, Penelope Cruz and Scarlett Johansson kiss each other at about the 1:11 mark. It’s another movie by Woody Allen who is still filming his fantasies about Scarlett, and getting paid to do it.

Scarlett Johansson is pictured Tuesday, the second day of filming her third movie with Woody Allen in Barcelona. When you’re a pervert like Woody Allen, trying to getting into the pants of Scarlett can cost you $10 million for each dinner and a movie. That may be the closet Woody’s hand will get to Scarlett breast, but for $10 million who knows.

Oscar-nominated Spanish actress Penelope Cruz is to star in the new Woody Allen film, to be shot this summer in Barcelona, newspaper El Pais reported on Friday.

Citing Cruz’s agent, El Pais said the film was still without a title but that the sought-after actress would speak in Spanish and in English.

Allen has shot two of his last features in London, "Match Point" and "Scoop," and announced some time ago that he would film in Barcelona, without giving further details.

His latest film, "Cassandra’s Dream," starring Ewan McGregor and Colin Farrell, has yet to be released.

Cruz, from Madrid, is currently nominated for an Oscar for best actress for her leading role in Spanish director Pedro Almodovar’s "Volver," for which she has won Spain’s top cinema prize, a Goya.