America's Next Top Model Angelina-Inspired Shoot

[Left: Angelina Jolie in Beowulf // Right: Clark Gilmer of ANTM]

According to Tyra Banks, the inspiration for the latest photoshoot of America's Next Top Model came from a time when Tyra was in vacation and while in the pool, she and a friend decided to take pictures in the water with only their eyes sticking above the surface. Funnily enough, our loyal reader Affanazami made the observation that this had been done before in the big screen, in the movie Beowulf, in which Angelina Jolie played a lead supporting role. Check out the similiarites above, is it coincidence? I think not. Shady Tyra! Thanks for the heads-up Affan!!

Now on DVD: Beowulf

It's finally out. Beowulf, one of last year's biggest box office hits has made its way to DVD. Make sure to pick up a copy of this movie if you're a fan of it (or Angelina Jolie) haha. ;)

'Enchanted' Weekend Box Office

Walt Disney's newest film, Enchanted, has opened up the Box Office Report this week at #1 grossing over 35 million dollars, not bad at all. The film has also helped Carrie Underwood's single "Ever Ever After" to get more attention, although the song can't be bought by itself of iTunes... which is shame because it was sure to be another top 10 hit for her. But anyway, back to movies, Chris Brown's This Christmas opened at #2 taking in $18 million and Beowulf drops to #3 with $16 million. An ok week overall. To check out the top 75 movies this weekend, click here.

Weekend Box Office Report

Yes, it was another slow week, far from those huge summer films like Spider Man 3, Harry Potter, Transformers, Shrek, and others. This weekend, the #1 spot went to Beowulf, an animated epic film adapted from the Old English heroic epic poem of anonymous authorship. The cast of the #1 film which grossed over $28 million, includes Ray Winstone, Anthony Hopkins, and Angelina Jolie. At #2, Bee Movie holds on steadily, while adding another $13 million to its $93 million box office gross total so far, not bad. American Gangster falls to #3 collecting another $13 million, now they stand at $100 million total. Other movies are quite boring and not worth mentioning, other than Love in the Time of Cholera which opened at #10 with a dissapointing $1 million collected, ouch. I honestly can't wait 'til next summer to see these numbers rise once again.