TOP OF THE BOX
October 28-30, 2011

1.  Puss in Boots                $34,000,000
2.  Paranormal Activity 3    $18,500,000
3.  In Time                           $12,000,000
4.  Footloose                         $5,400,000
5.  The Rum Diary                $5,000,000
6.  Real Steel                        $4,700,000
7.  Three Musketeers 3D      $3,500,000
8.  The Ides of March            $2,700,000
9.  Moneyball                         $2,400,000
10. Courageous                   $1,800,000

Michael Lohan will have some time to recover from jumping from the roof of a motel earlier in the week. He'll just have to do it in jail. A judge in Hillsborough County, Fla., denied bail to Lindsay Lohan's dad in a hearing Saturday morning.  He was arrested twice last week all stemming from a domestic violence case involving his girlfriend, Kate Major. Major attended his bail hearing on Friday and when Judge Denise Pomponio asked her if she thought Lohan posed a threat to her, she answered, "absolutely."

In the meantime, Lohan is on the hook for child support to a kid in Montana he allegedly fathered. A warrant was issued last November when he allegedly fell behind on payments, and according to records that warrant is still outstanding.A rep for the Suffolk County Sheriff’s Office told TMZ Lohan will be arrested on sight if he shows up in NYC, Nassau County or Suffolk County.

The return of "Beavis and Butt-head" returned to MTV last Thursday to a pretty good-sized audience. It drew 3.3 million viewers, and about two-thirds of them were young men, which advertisers love because they're considered a hard-to-reach demographic. MTV says "Beavis and Butt-head" is now its No. 2 series among guys under 35, behind "Jersey Shore."

Mona Simpson, an author and biological sister of Steve Jobs, said her brother’s final words were "Oh wow. Oh wow. Oh wow." The comment was made in an October 16th eulogy she delivered that was published Sunday in The New York Times.

RadarOnline is reporting that a former film editor for Jon & Kate Plus 8 has been charged with 10 counts of sex exploitation of a minor. William Blankinship, 56, was arrested on October 21st in North Carolina as part of the State Bureau of Investigation sting known as "Operation Spyglass."  Twenty-four men were given felony charges for the possession and distribution of child pornography and/or sexual acts with a minor. Blankenship worked on four of TLC’s top-rated family shows featuring children, including Jon & Kate Plus 8, Kate Plus 8, 17 Kids and Counting and Table for 12. William was never directly employed by TLC, but was a subcontractor from the production company Figure 8 Films who say they have fired him and that he was never directly involved with any of the talent in any of the productions.  No bond was issued and that means he will be held until convicted and sentenced. Ironically, in 2009 Jon Gosselin expressed his distaste for having his children on the reality-TV show saying, "I put my kids out there to every pedophile on the planet and they never got paid for it."

What does a 16 year old want for their birthday?  If it's a Kardashian hitting 16, its their own E! special! Us Weekly reports that Bruce and Kris Jenner's oldest daughter, Kendall, will be the subject of a new E! network special detailing the weeks leading up to her 16th birthday party. Her birthday is November 3rd...(welcome to the family business, Kendall)  Lucky us, we'll be able to see Kendall shopping for a new car, a belly button ring and a tattoo. The family is trying to get Nicki Minaj or Kanye West to perform.

Justin Bieber will perform a new song he's recorded, with Boyz II Men on "Dancing with the Stars" on Tuesday.  Justin and Boyz will perform "Fa La La"  acappella on the results show. "Fa La La" is a track on Bieber's holiday album "Under the Mistletoe."

Drew Barrymore's Halloween party on Saturday night got so crazy that neighbors called the cops. (Probably because they weren't invited)...Neighbors called shortly after midnight when the loudness level didn't drop.  Officers spoke with Barrymore and the party calmed down.

Hilary Swank, who caught some backlash for appearing at the birthday party for a murdering warlord is reportedly firing the people who put her in that position. Swank attended a concert in Chechnya for president Ramzan Kadyrov on October 5th and immediately took heat from human rights groups. The groups said they had warned the actress before she left for the celebration, but decided to appear anyway.  Swank apologized, but reportedly fired her manager, Jason Weinberg.



Heidi Klum put her famous body on full display last night at TAO in Las Vegas at her 12th annual Halloween party.  She went as a body with no skin...just blood and muscles. It was kinda creepy and certainly not Heidi's best look...


Former George Clooney girlfriend and contestant on "Dancing With The Stars", Elisabetta Canalis says her relationship with the sex symbol was totally paternal...not sugar daddy...but father/daughter!  She tells her story in a new book called Questo Amore (This Love) written by Italian journalist Bruno Vespa. Canalis describes her feelings towards Clooney as "the person who valued my feminine side the most" and "one of the best people I have met from a charitable point of view," explaining, "he has been special for me, and very important, just as a father would be."  She says she and George never spoke of marriage so it wasn't the cause of their breakup, but rather the end of the relationship was "based on our  personal needs"...

Kim Kardashian channeled her inner villainess at club Lavo in New York on Saturday night.  She wore a green bodysuit and red wig and went as Batman villan, Poison Ivy.  Kardashian's husband of nine weeks, pro basketball player Kris Humphries, was not at her side. TMZ is reporting that Humphries, 26, believes he was bilked out of hundreds of thousands of dollars by Boston hedge fund manager Andrey C. Hicks, a guest at the couple's wedding in August. Hicks was arrested last week.  It's not known how much money Kris says he was swindled out of.  He is working with law enforcement authorities and will not comment until the situation is solved, says the report.