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Funnylady and current Playboy cover girl Anna Faris puts it all out there in House Bunny, as both the star and a producer. She talked to me recently about where she got the idea (a Playmate is ejected from the Mansion!), what she didn't like about the getups and how she stuck to her intense diet. Hit the clip to get the details.

This is Ben to the 10 getting all up in the backstage area at the RockCorps Boost Mobile event—all access, you know what I'm saying? Well, maybe you don't.

I'm breakin' off a little sumpin'-sumpin' with rappers Akon, Common, Three 6 Mafia and those hip-hop legends Spencer Pratt and Heidi Montag. Wait, whuuut? Watch the video, and all will be clearness. Tracy Morgan, too!

Peace out!

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The Mummy: Tomb of the Dragon Emperor marks the third time we've seen Brendan Fraser do a bad impression of Indiana Jones, and even though it's been seven years, he'll bring in more cash doing it. Oscar winner Rachel Weisz has wisely bowed out this time, replaced by Maria Bello.

For whatever reason, these movies make serious money. Look for Dragon Emperor to unearth around $48 million this weekend, pulling right alongside The Dark Knight for the top of the box office.

Think my head bandages need changing? Will having Jet Li as the undead baddie bring in even bigger bucks? Throw down your figures in the comments, and let's see if you can beat me at the box office.

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Three days of comic books, freaks and girls who shouldn't be dressed up like Wonder Woman who are dressed up like Wonder Woman. Mexican doughnuts. Oh, and Paris Hilton. My trip to Comic-Con in San Diego. Watch it. You'll love it.

The crew from Pineapple Express dropped by Comic-Con in San Diego over the weekend, and they shared scoop about the business of being funny. Comedy superproducer Judd Apatow told me how Brad Pitt inspired his doped-up action flick, James Franco talked about his mug on the billboards, and Seth Rogen invited me to party. Check out the clip for the full story.

McG doesn't give a lot of interviews, so listen up. Over the weekend, the Terminator Salvation director talked to me about the four minutes of man vs. machine action he previewed for thousands of fans at San Diego Comic-Con. He also spilled about how he got Terminator maestro James Cameron's blessing, whether star Christian Bale can pull off being both Batman and John Connor, and the deal with the rumored Arnold Schwarzenegger cameo. Check the clip to get the full story.

Director Guy Ritchie takes on the dark underbelly of London—again—in his new flick RocknRolla, and brought word to San Diego Comic-Con this week. I caught up with him and superproducer Joel Silver to talk about their star-studded cast—Gerard Butler, Jeremy Piven and Ludacris—Ritchie's jujitsu training and his sneakers. Hit the clip to get the full story.

Mark Wahlberg handled the fans at San Diego Comic-Con masterfully, but first I grilled the tough guy on his game-turned-action flick Max Payne. He admits to having zero comic book and video-game knowledge, and that the crowd here is a little intimidating. He even throws out a challenge to Trekkies. Check out the clip to see what I mean.

Yes, Race to Witch Mountain is a remake of '70s Disney classic Escape to Witch Mountain. And yes, Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson stars. I caught him, costar Carla Gugino and director Andy Fickman at San Diego Comic-Con, and they spilled on the film, the fans and each other. Plus, I just had to ask Johnson why he hasn't made a superhero flick yet. Run the clip to get the full story.

In her first trip to Comic-Con, Paris Hilton stopped in San Diego last night and talked to fans about her outlandish musical, Repo! The Genetic Opera. Along with director Darren Lynn Bousman, she took a few minutes to tell me about her audition, acting ambitions and whether Benji Madden helped her prep for the rock opera. Hit the clip for the full story.

It has been six years since their supernatural show went off the air, but David Duchovny and Gillian Anderson still have that Mulder-Scully chemistry going. As The X-Files: I Want to Believe opens this week, I sat down with the stars to talk about fast-growing facial hair, their characters' relationship and, like, how they feel about Amy Winehouse. Check the clip to get the full story.

Semi-Pro, Walk Hard and now Step Brothers—Will Ferrell and John C. Reilly have bee­n on a blue streak with R-rated comedy after R-rated comedy. So what's the deal? Do they hate kids, or what? I asked them this week, so check the clip to find out what they said.