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Vanity Fair have come up with a list of Hollywoods top 40 earners from last year in the business which includes actors, producers, directors etc. Here is the top 10 for you to see…

10. Robert Downey Jr.
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $31.5 MILLION (2009 rank: 28)
$15 million: Fee for starring in upcoming untitled Sherlock Holmes sequel
$12 million: Iron Man 2 (back-end, based on worldwide gross of $627 million, and share of DVD and pay-TV revenue)
$3.5 million: Sherlock Holmes (back-end, based on worldwide gross of $523 million, and share of DVD and pay-TV revenue)
$1 million: Older film revenue

9. Taylor Lautner
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $33.5 million (2009 rank: —)
$12.5 million: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 1 (fee for co-starring in upcoming penultimate Twilight film)
$12.5 million: The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 2 (fee for co-starring in upcoming final Twilight film)
$7.5 million: Abduction (fee for starring in upcoming John Singleton thriller)
$1 million: Older film revenue, mostly from Twilight franchise

8. Todd Phillips
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $34 million (2009 rank: 5)
$15 million: The Hangover Part II (fee for writing, producing, and directing)
$13 million: The Hangover (back-end for producing and directing; excludes $39 million earned in 2009)
$3 million: Due Date (back-end for producing and directing, based on worldwide gross of $200 million, as of December 31, 2010)
$2 million: Older film revenue
$1 million: Project X (fee for producing upcoming low-budget comedy)

7. Adam Sandler
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $50 MILLION (2009 rank: 12)
$25 million: Just Go with It (fee for producing and starring in upcoming comedy opposite Jennifer Aniston)
$20 million: Jack and Jill (fee for producing and starring in upcoming comedy with Katie Holmes and Al Pacino)
$3 million: Grown Ups (back-end for starring and writing, based on worldwide gross of $271 million, plus share of DVD and pay-TV revenue)
$2 million: Older film revenue

6. Tim Burton
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $53 MILLION (2009 rank: —)
$50 million: Alice in Wonderland (back-end for directing, based on worldwide gross of $1.02 billion, and share of DVD and pay-TV revenue)
$3 million: Older film revenue

5. Leonardo DiCaprio
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $62 MILLION (2009 rank: —)
$59 million: Inception (back-end for starring in somewhat convoluted Christopher Nolan film)
$3 million: Back-end for starring in somewhat convoluted Martin Scorsese film Shutter Island, older film revenue

4. Christopher Nolan
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $71.5 MILLION (2009 rank: —)
$69 million: Inception (back-end for writing, producing, and directing, based on worldwide gross of $823 million, and share of DVD and pay-TV revenue)
$2.5 million: Older film revenue

3. Steven Spielberg
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $80 MILLION (2009 rank: 2)
$50 million: Universal-theme-park royalties and consulting fees
$20 million: War Horse (fee for directing and producing upcoming World War I drama)
$10 million: Older film revenue

2. Johnny Depp
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $100 MILLION (2009 rank: 21)
$40 million: Alice in Wonderland (back-end for starring in Tim Burton film, based on worldwide gross of $1.02 billion)
$35 million: Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides (up-front money for starring in next installment of Jerry Bruckheimer’s waterlogged but ludicrously profitable franchise)
$20 million: The Tourist (fee for co-starring in one of the year’s bigger flops alongside Angelina Jolie)
$5 million: Older film revenue

1. James Cameron
ESTIMATED 2010 EARNINGS: $257 MILLION (2009 rank: 4)
$248 million: Avatar (back-end for writing, producing, and directing, based on 2010 worldwide box-office gross of $1.95 billion, and share of DVD and pay-television revenue; excludes $50 million earned in 2009)
$5 million: Avatar (share of toy licensing, other revenue)
$4 million: Older film revenue (e.g., back-end and royalties from earlier projects, other payments)
You can see the full 40 top players in Hollywood at the source below, and by the way there is only 2 women in the top 20 – Jennifer Aniston at 18 and Twilight’s Kristen Stewart at 13. Sexism is still well and alive in Hollywood.
source: Hollywood’s Top 40 [Vanity Fair]
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Charo Sets The Clock Back – City Rag
Mark Ruffalo Wants The Academy To Grow A Pair – Pop Eater
Christina Aguilera Looks Wonderful – IDLYITW
Kim Kardashian Is In Love With ‘Glee’ – Daily Fill
‘Zoolander 2‘ Script Completed, Movie Coming! – ICYDK
New Details On Jake Gyllenhaal’s Date – Wonderwall
Kate Beckinsale In A Bikini, Also Blonde – The Superficial
Jennifer Lopez’s Wooden L’Oreal Commercial – Amy Grindhouse
Aubrey O’Day Topless On Twitter Of The Day – Drunken Stepfather
R.I.P. Broadcast’s Trish Keenan – OMG Blog
Want Marisa Miller’s Body? – Hollywood Life
First Look At Alicia Silverstone’s Baby Bump – Holly Baby
Robert Pattinson Heats Up The Golden Globes – Hollywire
What Happened To Seal’s Face? – Anything Hollywood
Jane Fonda Golden Globes (Photo) – Celebrity Smack
Kelly Osbourne Dumped For Lack Of Penis – Celebs.com
Adam Sandler & His Swinging Sweeties – Celebrity Baby Scoop
Andy Samberg & Pee wee Herman’s Night Out! – Popbytes
Jessica Alba Gets The Finger From Behind – Holy Moly
Helena Bonham Carter Mismatches Her Shoes – Why Fame
2011 Golden Globes Fashions – College Candy
WTF? Duane Reade Is Serving Up Beer? – F-Listed
Thank You, Dr. King – Betty Confidential
You Could Be Leighton Meester’s New Roommate! – Evil Beet Gossip
Snooki Is Not Dead! – Allie Is Wired
Popularity: unranked [?]
Jumbotron Hero Of The Year – City Rag
Sarah Palin Doesn’t Know How To Dress? – Pop Eater
Did Michael Jackson Kill Himself? – Daily Fill
Ashley Greene Is A Saint – IDLYITW
Best Of 2010: Coco’s Bikini – The Superficial
Lindsay Lohan Needs To Stay Away From The Paparazzi – Hollywood Life
Lindsay Lohan Squats In Tight Shorts – Drunken Stepfather
Sandra Bullock Worries About Being A Working Mom – Holly Baby
Reese Witherspoon’s Engagement Ring Exposed – Why Fame
American Psycho 3: Now With More Famewhores – Popbytes
Tara Reid Getting Engaged Again? - Celebrity Smack
Jennifer Lopez Wearing Stupid Shorts From 1998 – Amy Grindhouse
Remembering The Celebs We Lost In 2010 – Wonderwall
Dave’s Addiction: Brooke Mueller? – Celebs.com
Tiger Woods Is 35 Today – F-Listed
Kate Middleton: Reluctant Celeb? – Betty Confidential
The Biggest Jams Of 2009 – College Candy
Nick Carter Tries To Become Relevant – Evil Beet
Kim Kardashian Changes Her Hair – ICYDK
OMG, Ouch: Hugh Jackman Busts A Nut – OMG Blog
Adam Sandler Not Dead, Neither Is Aaron Carter – Holy Moly
Michael Musto As Lady Gaga & Snooki – Tabloid Prodigy
Gary Shirley Tried Covering Up Teen Mom Violence – Allie Is Wired
Popularity: unranked [?]
Travel Advice From Chris Rock – City Rag
Jessica Simpson Is Ready For Tomorrow – IDLYITW
Justin Bieber’s Anti-Bullying PSA – Daily Fill
Mark Ruffalo Makes Terror Watch List – Pop Eater
Bristol Palin Prayed Through DWTS – The Superficial
Eva Longoria Is Looking For A Skilled Tattoo Remover – ICYDK
‘Burlesque‘ Opens Today, Go See It – Popbytes
Chanelle Hayes Still Talking About Jack Tweed – Holy Moly
Christina Aguilera Is Pregnant? – Anything Hollywood
Miss December: Let’s Get Naked! – Betty Confidential
Adam Sandler’s Thanksgiving Song – Celebrity Smack
Sea Lion Snoop Dogg – Wonderwall
Dennis Rodman Gets Special Attention – F-Listed
Rihanna Wants Children – Why Fame
Cookie Monster Auditions To Host ‘SNL’ – Tabloid Prodigy
OMG, He’s Naked: James Franco – OMG Blog
Food For Thought On Thanksgiving – Zelda Lily
Demi Moore’s $150,000 Skin Treatments – Hollywood Life
Operation Turkey Undercover – College Candy
Why Is Suri Cruise Wearing Shorts? – Holly Baby
Olivia Munn Photoshopped For Magazine Cover – Drunken Stepfather
Paris Hilton Countersues Over Hair Extensions – Allie Is Wired
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Forbes have come up with yet another annual list and this time it’s Hollywoods most overpaid actors, it seems being a comedian is hard work because 6 out of the 10 actors are comedy actors. To come up with this list they compared the actors paycheck to the overall box office revenue. There is only one woman on the list.

Will Ferrell
The former Saturday Night Live star built up to a big payday with a series of successful films, like Elf and Talladega Nights. But a big payday puts a star at risk when it comes to return on investment: His movies have to be home runs. So Land of the Lost, which cost an estimated $100 million to make and earned only $69 million, really hurt the star. For every $1 Ferrell was paid, his films earned an average $3.35.

Eddie Murphy
Murphy was once a sure bet in family-friendly comedies like Dr. Dolittle and Daddy Day Care. He’s still a sure bet in animated films like Shrek, but thanks to two big flops (Imagine That and Meet Dave) he’s become box office poison when it comes to live action films. For every $1 Murphy gets paid, his films earn an average $4.45.

Denzel Washington
Later this month the leading man will star in the film Unstoppable, a prototypical Washington flick. It is directed by Tony Scott, who has partnered with Washington five times before, and features the actor as an everyman hero–on a runaway train. Here’s hoping it helps his return-on-investment number. For every $1 Washington earned, his films returned an average $5.10.

Seth Rogen
The funny man got hit by a movie called (ironically) Funny People. The Judd Apatow-produced film cost $75 million to make and earned only $71 million at the box office. His upcoming superhero movie, The Green Hornet, doesn’t look like it will improve his standing much. It was moved from Christmas to an inauspicious January release date. For every $1 Rogen was paid, his movies earned $6.75.

Tom Cruise
Cruise was once the biggest movie star in the world. Now he seems in constant search of a comeback. Valkyrie didn’t do it, despite a respectable $200 million take at the global box office. Knight & Day with Cameron Diaz (which hit theaters after our deadline for consideration) also failed to make an impact. Now Cruise fans are focused on the upcoming fourth installment of his successful Mission: Impossible series. For every $1 Cruise was paid, his films earned an average $7.20.

Drew Barrymore
Barrymore has struggled at the box office lately. Films like Lucky You and Everybody’s Fine have underperformed. Her latest romantic comedy, Going the Distance, did a bit better, earning $42 million at the box office on a budget of $32 million. That movie came out after our deadline, but it’s unlikely to help her return on investment number much. For every $1 Barrymore was paid, her films earned an average $7.45.

Matt Damon
When he appears in the Bourne films Damon is a fantastic return on investment. Outside of those movies, not so much. Green Zone, Invictus and The Informant all underperformed. Unfortunately for Damon, it looks like he’s not going to appear in the next Bourne film. Until he has another big hit, for every $1 Damon gets paid, his films earn an average $8.30.

Vince Vaughn
The actor had a big hit with Four Christmases, but it was overshadowed by Fred Claus, which earned only $98 million at the global box office. Vaughn continues to stay in his comedic comfort zone with his upcoming Ron Howard film The Dilemma, which has come under fire for using a gay joke in the trailer. For every $1 Vaughn was paid, his films earned $8.35.

Adam Sandler
Sandler had a huge hit with the movie Grown Ups. It was his highest grossing movie ever at the global box office with $270 million in ticket sales. But that movie came out after our deadline. For the sake of this list, Sandler’s average was weighed down by the film Funny People, which grossed only $71 million. For every $1 Sandler was paid, his films earned an average $8.45.

Jim Carrey
Carrey’s last movie, Yes Man, was a bona fide hit. Unfortunately the two other films we counted for this list, The Number 23 and Fun With Dick & Jane, were not. Carrey is taking a huge chance with his next film, I Love You Phillip Morris, in which he plays a gay con artist who gets thrown in jail. For every $1 Carrey was paid, his films earned $8.60.
source: Hollywood’s Most Overpaid Actors 2010 [Forbes]
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Rihanna Naked Or Faked? – City Rag
Anna Paquin Minus The Makeup – Daily Fill
Jessica Simpson Splits With Her Stylist – Pop Eater
Brooklyn Decker Is Good At Acting – The Superficial
Willow Smith’s Whip My Hair Single Cover Art – Amy Grindhouse
‘Top Gun 2‘ Is Coming! – ICYDK
Teresa Guidice Hates ‘Jersey Shore’ – Hollywood Life
Drunk Guy ‘Single Ladies’ Dance (Video) – Celebrity Smack
Christina Hendricks Had A Goth Phase? – Drunken Stepfather
Another Unfunny Adam Sandler Movie? – Holy Moly
Justin Bieber Has A Rap Name? – Tabloid Prodigy
Cleveland Cavaliers Calendar Fail – F-Listed
Listen To The New Robyn Single – OMG Blog
My Life As….A Commuter Student – College Candy
Kim Kardashian Blames Reality Show For Bad Love Life – Wonderwall
Helen Mirren On Why Men Love Guns – Betty Confidential
Julia Roberts Has A Drinking Problem? – Why Fame
Usher Wants A Harem Of Women – Anything Hollywood
Michael Lohan’s Drunken Rehab Plan – Allie Is Wired
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Adam Sandler was spotted dressed as a lady on the set of his latest film “Jack and Jill” in L.A. on Monday.
He is NOT an attractive female!
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As we all know the summer brings all the big Hollywood blockbuster movies, which for the moviestars is a vital time because if there movie becomes a smash hit then they can ask for a bigger salary – if not then they will forever be tied to a movie bombing.
With this in mind, Forbes have put together a list of 15 moviestars who are in need of a hit with their summer blockbuster, be it to cement their career of a top grossing actor or redeem their fading career.

1. Robert Downey Jr., Iron Man 2
The first Iron Man took Hollywood by surprise with its mix of rapid-fire dialogue and hard-hitting action. Audiences loved the film, spending $585 million on tickets at the box office. The sequel looks like it will live up to the original–it’s already earned $100 million abroad.

2. Tom Cruise, Knight and Day
Cruise hasn’t had a major hit since 2006′s Mission: Impossible III. The star needs Knight and Day to bring in the crowds this summer. The actor earned some good buzz with his comedic cameo in 2008′s Tropic Thunder. Knight and Day (co-starring Cameron Diaz) could be just the mix of comedy and action Cruise needs for a comeback.

3. Angelina Jolie, Salt
In her career, Jolie has vacillated between action flicks like Lara Croft: Tomb Raider and Oscar bait like The Changeling. It seems the actress might be settling into the action life. She follows up the 2008 shoot-’em-up hit Wanted with this summer’s Salt, about a rogue CIA agent. Hollywood will be watching the box office returns to see if they prove she’s an action star worthy of $15 million a film.

4. Russell Crowe, Robin Hood
Crowe has had a rough couple of years. His last two films, State of Play and Body of Lies, disappointed at the box office. So there’s a lot riding on Robin Hood, Universal’s new take on the old story. With Cate Blanchett along for the ride as Marion, the film is sure to focus as much on acting as on bow and arrow action.

5. Julia Roberts, Eat Pray Love
“Chick flicks” like The Proposal, Sex and The City and Mamma Mia have performed well over the past few summers, so hopes are high for Roberts’ newest film, Eat Pray Love, based on the best-selling book by Elizabeth Gilbert. Roberts could use a hit. Her last big box office winner (aside from the Ocean’s films) was 2001′s America’s Sweethearts.

6. Sarah Jessica Parker, Sex and the City 2
The first Sex and the City film was a smash hit, earning $415 million at the box office on an estimated budget of $65 million. The filmmakers are taking a risk with the sequel by taking Carrie and her friends out of Manhattan. If the movie’s a hit, though, it will mean big bucks for Parker, who is also a producer on the film.

7. Jake Gyllenhaal, Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time
Gyllenhaal is best known for his work in serious movies like Donnie Darko, Zodiac and Brokeback Mountain. It’s quite a departure for the actor to take on the lead role in Prince of Persia, which is based on a videogame. If the film is a hit, Gyllenhaal might have found a second career for himself playing action heroes.

8. Leonardo DiCaprio, Inception
Leo finally had a big hit with Shutter Island. He needs that streak to continue if he’s going to hold onto his reputation as an actor worth $20 million for serious adult movies. Few films have been as shrouded in secrecy as Christopher Nolan’s Inception, which hits theaters July 16. It has something to do with technology and dreams, but that’s as much as anyone knows. Considering Nolan was the man behind The Dark Knight, Inception could be a huge hit.

9. Jennifer Aniston, The Switch
Aniston has had a run of bad luck at the box office lately. Love Happens and The Bounty Hunter both bombed despite the presence of strong costars like Gerard Butler and Aaron Eckhart. She needs The Switch to do well to maintain her reputation as a solid romantic comedy star.

10. Will Ferrell, The Other Guys
Ferrell starred in one of the biggest bombs of 2009 last summer: Land of the Lost, which earned only $68 million on an estimated budget of $100 million. Ferrell needs The Other Guys to be a hit. It helps that the cop movie has a lower budget than the effects-heavy Land of the Lost.

11. Matt Damon, The Adjustment Bureau
Thanks to the Bourne movies, Damon has starred in some top-earning films. But he’s also been in his share of duds. Recent movies like The Informant, Green Zone and Invictus have disappointed at the box office. The Adjustment Bureau is the directorial debut of writer George Nolfi, who penned The Bourne Ultimatum.

12. Steve Carell, Dinner for Schmucks and Despicable Me
If Carell leaves The Office next year, as rumored, he’ll have a burgeoning career as a movie star–his films this summer could either add to his momentum or break it. His most recent film, Date Night, has had a respectable run, earning $109 million at the box office worldwide. Dinner for Schmucks, co-starring Paul Rudd, is getting good buzz, as is the animated Despicable Me.

13. Mark Wahlberg, The Other Guys
Wahlberg is one of those dependable actors who can go between action films like Max Payne and serious dramas like The Lovely Bones with no problem. But until recently he’s stayed away from comedies. His shirtless performance in the comedy Date Night has audiences excited for the upcoming film The Other Guys, which stars Wahlberg and Will Ferrell.

14. Cameron Diaz, Shrek 4 and Knight and Day
The Shrek movies (which co-star Diaz as Princess Fiona) have been some of the biggest earners of all time, bringing in a total $2.2 million (EDIT: should read $2.2 billion) at the global box office so far. The fourth and final film is sure to be a box-office winner, especially because it’s being shown in 3-D. Audiences will be able to see Diaz in Knight and Day, which co-stars Tom Cruise.

15. Adam Sandler, Grown Ups
For his latest movie, Sandler brought along fellow Saturday Night Live veterans like Chris Rock and Rob Schneider for a big family ensemble comedy. The presence of Kevin James (hot off of last year’s Paul Blart: Mall Cop) could make the film a summer hit.
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source: Stars On The Edge This Summer [Forbes]
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Art Break – City Rag
Oprah Winfrey Strikes Back! – Pop Eater
Katy Perry Kissed A Girl….Again – Betty Confidential
Kerry Katona Is Dead To Brian McFadden – Holy Moly
Tiger Woods Is A Bad Dad? – Hollywood Life
Gwyneth Paltrow Divorces Nicole Kidman – Why Fame
The Kardashian Sisters Are Writing A Relationship Book – Amy Grindhouse
Shrek & Company Get Sassy In VMan – Popbytes
Adam Sandler Is A Good Daddy – Celebrity Smack
Jose Canseco Goes Loco – Celeb News Wire
Bret Michaels Would’ve Died Without Surgery – ICYDK
Tila Tequila Is THE Stupid Whore – Litely Salted
Line Up Guys, Snooki Is Single! – The Superficial
Heather Graham Is Topless In Boogie Woogie – Yeeeah!
Some Campuses Know How To Party On 4/20 – College Candy
Taylor Swift Covers Justin Timberlake – Hollywire
Mickey Rourke Flips Off Snappers – Tabloid Prodigy
Kim Kardashian Jacks Up Her Pants – Drunken Stepfather
Mel Gibson’s Ex Speaks Out About Split – Wonderwall
Michael Jackson Impersonator Charged With Molestation – OMG Blog
Mo’Nique’s Brother Admits To Abusing Her – Zelda Lily
Kingston & Zuma Rossdale: Brotherly Love – Celebrity Baby Scoop
Jersey Shore Feuds With Alyssa Milano – Anything Hollywood
Kim Kardashian Bangs Kanye West? – Allie Is Wired
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This week, we had some really good and downright funny quotes from celebrities. We’ve got Adam Sandler talking to Conan O’Brien this week, along with John Mayer’s sex talk and who could forget Shania Twain’s “American Idol” compliment?
“I have some presence of psychological damage from the past 36 months. I have not had a woman appear in my dreams sexually without a paparazzi in the dream too.”
– John Mayer, on the negative effects fame has had on his romantic life, to “Rolling Stone”
“Any man I find, they’re going to be darn lucky!”
– Jessica Simpson, tooting her own horn at the Television Critics Association press tour
“I was very surprised and, yes, you have a beautiful bottom end.”
– “American Idol” guest judge Shania Twain, awkwardly praising Idol hopeful John Park
“I was shocked and appalled – because she only paid $30,000.”
– Fellow plastic surgery buff Joan Rivers, pointing out the real crime in Heidi Montag’s multiple surgical procedures, on “The Wendy Williams Show”
“If it gets people in the seats, yes, Zac Efron and the Twilight guy. All the Twilight guys – every one of them with their shirts off, and Will Smith.”
– Justin Bartha, joking about the rumored cast of the sequel to “Hangover”, to “Access Hollywood”
“I love people too much to cook for them!”
– Drew Barrymore, to “People”
“God bless her that she likes older guys. And some wonderful enhancements have happened in the last few years – Viagra, Cialis – that can make us all feel younger.”
– Michael Douglas, 65, on bridging the 25-year age gap between him and wife Catherine Zeta-Jones, to “AARP” magazine
“Go through my high school yearbooks – I always looked like a f– weirdo.”
– Pop upstart Ke$ha, on how her rebellious image isn’t just an act, to “EW”
“I don’t know what to say, but Meryl’s a good kisser.”
– Sandra Bullock, after lip-locking with Streep, with whom she shared best actress honors at the Annual Critics’ Choice Movie Awards
“Somethin’ that’s been bother me, and I think botherin’ all of America is we haven’t seen you cry yet. I’m nervous about the shooting rampage if you don’t.â€
-Adam Sandler to Conan O’Brien on “The Tonight Show”
What was your favorite quote?
source: 10 Best Celeb Quotes This Week – [people]
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Welcome to 2009! The new year hasn’t really seen much change with the box office results from last week, but needless to say, “Marley & Me” has taken the crown again.
For the second weekend in a row, Jennifer Aniston and Owen Wilson, along with that adorable dog, are bringing in the payola. Have you seen it yet? See the trailer here.

The box office this weekend pretty much shows us that there were no newer movies put out to give “Marley & Me” any competition. With nothing out to rival the top five, it’s no wonder that absolutely nothing changed.
“Bedtime Stories” again took second place with an $8 million drop from last weekend. This is also a movie that I plan on seeing. I love all things Adam Sandler, so this is not a “wait for the DVD” movie.
At third place again, is Brad Pitt’s movie, “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button“. I started watching this movie and got half-way through. Admittedly, it’s not because it was bad or anything, it was just late. It’s a long movie, but I did like what parts I saw.
Fourth in the lineup, surprisingly, is Tom Cruise’s Nazi flick, “Valkyrie“. Tom’s dedicated promotion of the movie brought out the fans, to the tune of $14 million and change.
“Yes Man” rounds out the list of the top five for this past weekend. This is another movie that I’m going to see before it leaves the theaters.
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Jessica Simpson Has Gone Domestic – Bricks & Stones
Pete Doherty’s Arm Explodes – Holy Moly
Victoria Silvstedt Is Classy! – F-Listed
Little Baby Winehouse? – Celebrity Smack
Everyone Needs Some David Beckham – Popbytes
Science Will Turn You On – College Candy
Liz Hurley Wants to Sniff Some Glue? – Celeb News Wire
Amy Winehouse Covers Up A Little – Pink Is The New Blog
Jacko Has A Cold – Fatback Media
The Unborn Trailer #1 – Ninja Dude
Verdict Reached in Sopranos Trial – Popeater
Everyone Hates Paris Hilton – Celeb Warship
Axl Rose Probably Misses This – Celebslam
Pamela Anderson’s Face Scares Me – DListed
Barack Obama Is Shirtless! – Just Jared
Tyra Banks Is Not Smiling With Her Eyes – Best Week Ever
Hilary Duff’s Maxim Outtakes – The Bastardly
Rihanna & Chris Brown Have Matching Star Tattoos – Drunken Stepfather
How Cute! A Wall-E Sandwich – Defamer
Kendra Wilkinson Is Changing – Derek Hail
Mary-Kate Olsen Loves Her Recession Hat – Celebitchy
Pete Wentz Tries Ashlee’s Breast Milk – HollyScoop
Jessica Alba Is Not A MILF Today – Hollywood Tuna
Paris Hilton Is Devastated By Burglary – Gabby Babble
Charm School Winner Loved Being Naked – Yeeeah!
Paul Sculfor Moves In With Cameron Diaz – Anything Hollywood
Eva Mendes In A See-Through Top – Egotastic
Brangelina Collectible Plates – Candy Kirby
Kirsten Dunst-1, Stalker-0 – Socialite’s Life
Brad Pitt Refuses To Marry Angelina Jolie – Allie Is Wired
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