Johnny Depp is great in everything he does. He’s fantastic in acting, he’s amazing and doting dad, and he’s a great singer, though maybe there’re not so many people who know that. Johnny once sang in the band The Kids, and now there’re reports he’s gonna reunite with the guys to play two concerts at Sheila Witkin Memorial Reunion Concert on August 29 and 30 at the Club Cinema in Pompano Beach, Florida.

He last performed with The Kids last January, and this time he’ll sing with them at the same fundraising event.

The star is known for his musical talents and has previously recorded a solo album and even played slide guitar on the British band Oasis song ‘Fade In-Out’.

Here’s Johnny Depp singing in his flick Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street

Besides, being totally multitalented, Johnny’s extremely generous. It was recently revealed that Depp, Colin Farrell and Jude Law who helped complete Heath Ledger’s final movie project The Imaginarium of Dr Parnassus by playing versions of Ledger’s character, donated their salaries to Heath Ledger’s daughter Matilda, 2, to ensure she has a secure future. Heath died of an accidental prescription drugs overdose in January this year.

The thing is that Ledger’s will was made before Matilda was born and therefore she was not granted any of his assets.

“They didn’t take money — it goes to Heath’s daughter. The three actors were totally heroic coming in. This doesn’t happen very often – where there’s a tragedy like this, and very famous, very successful actors suddenly say, ‘OK, we’ll do whatever it takes to help,” Imaginarium director Terry Gilliam told the press.

Previously Johnny donated nearly $2 million to the London children’s medical center that treated his daughter Lily-Rose, 8, from kidney failure in March 2007.

Exceeding any possible expectations Batman: The Dark Knight went on to shatter records left and right this weekend.

The film is now the biggest debut ever in U.S. box office history.

Beating the reigning champ Spider-Man 3, The Dark Knight set box-office records this weekend, bringing in more than $155 million from the widest opening ever - 4,366 theaters through Friday to Sunday.

The film is great, Heath Ledger played his best role ever, but nonetheless the greatest success in the box office history must be for the sad fact that Heath Ledger died. Actor’s sorrowful death brought the film its legendary fame.

Now The Dark Knight is poised to take on all-time champs like Titanic, which earned more than $600 million.

Heath, you will always be in our hearts.

Watch Heath sing ‘I Love You, Baby’ in the 10 Things I Hate About You

The Dark Knight is a long awaited and a pretty sad premier. The follow-up to 2005’s hit Batman Begins, The Dark Knight is said to prove to be one of 2008’s highest grossing summer blockbusters. The Dark Knight is on starting July 18.

Christian Bale returns to take on the Joker and Two-Face, two of the comic’s most brutal and unpredictable villains. The film is worth watching because of several reasons and one of them is that it’s the last film Heath Ledger (The Joker) starred in before he prematurely died in January this year.

Sadly, Heath is not with us any longer. But he will asways remain in our hearts.

Among other July 18th big movie premieres there are:

Mamma Mia! is a stage musical based comedy with a really all-star cast. Meryl Streep is the mama, and Pierce Brosnan, Colin Firth or Stellan Skarsgard might be the daddies in this movie about a bride’s search for her real dad. The film is set to ABBA music. But that’s not the main reason I wanna see it. The real worthwhile reason is Maryl Streep’s acrobatic feats. She’s 59, I wish I’ll be able to do such things when I’m 59.

The film seems like fun. At least the play has always been a success.

Space Chimps is a talking-monkey comedy about Ham III who comes from a proud lineage of chimp astronauts, and who is the prime candidate for a special mission for an opportunity-seeking Senator. His mission involves taking down an evil overlord of a far-away planet.

The comedy features the voices of Patrick Warburton, Cheryl Hines, Stanley Tucci and Kristen Chenoweth.

The first The Dark Knight reviews hail Heath Ledger’s performance of the Joker as Oscar-worthy, according to UsMagazine.

“I can only speak superlatives of Ledger, who is mad-crazy-blazing brilliant as the Joker,” Rolling Stone critic Peter Travers writes. “Ledger’s Joker has no gray areas — he’s all rampaging id. He creates a Joker for the ages,” the critic added.

According to Travers, Ledger’s performance deserves an Oscar nomination.

“If there’s a movement to get him the first posthumous Oscar since Peter Finch won for 1976’s Network, sign me up,” he writes.

If bloggers can do anything to help Ledger get this Oscar nomination, sigh me in too! He was a really gifted actor who deserved to become part of the Oscar history.

Heath Ledger died at age 28 of an accidental overdose of prescription drugs in January this year. His last film The Dark Knight premieres on July 18. Stay tuned to learn more about it.