LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- In some ways, the film version of "Where the Wild Things Are" sticks pretty close to the source. But it may be a little too faithful, since there's still not much of a story. In other ways, the movie is incredibly ambitious, but it may be a little too ambitious, depressing and not for kids. Chalk it up to an odd cinematic experience that's visually stunning, but emotionally lacking.

LOS ANGELES, Calif. -- Who Killed Scott Ruffalo?

That's a question that's been gnawing at some people around Hollywood since the brother of actor Mark Ruffalo turned up dead from a gunshot wound on December 8th.

We've seen the official Autopsy Report and it raises at least as many questions as it answers.

"He was her hairdresser. They knew each for a year," attorney Ronald Richards told Access.

The connection between Scott Ruffalo, who died on Monday after being removed from life support, and Adham was previously unknown.

Richards also said Adham claims she was present when Ruffalo shot himself during a game of Russian Roulette.

"Mark Ruffalo and his family deeply appreciate the outpouring of prayers and support during this most difficult time of the passing of Scott Ruffalo, beloved son, brother and husband," a rep for the actor said in a statement released to Access Hollywood.