Final Destination

September 6, 2009 at 8:27am PST

Tags: All About Steve, box office, Final Destination, Sandra Bullock

Photos: Warner Bros. Pictures

This Labor Day Weekend is becoming a tight race box office.

Last week's winner, The Final Destination, as of Friday, was barely leading All About Steve (why, Sandra Bullock, why?) with $3.58 million to $3.55 million, respectively.

Wow. With those being the top options, we guess we can thank Hollywood for encouraging us to explore the great outdoors this weekend.

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Behind the Scenes of Obsessed with Ali Larter

April 24, 2009 at 5:19am PST

Tags: Ali Larter, Behind the Scenes, Beyonce, Fatal Attraction, Final Destination, Heroes, Idris Elba, Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back, Obsessed, Resident Evil: Extinction, Single White Female, The Hand That Rocks the Cradle, The Wire, Varsity Blues

Photos: Screen Gems

For Ali Larter, the Schwab’s soda fountain counter of the new millennium can be summed up in three little words: Whipped cream bikini.

In 1999’s Varsity Blues, when Larter stepped out in a ReddiWip surprise, festooned with cherries for James Van Der Beek’s edible enjoyment, a star was born.

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