In Good Luck Chuck, a serial dater (Dane Cook) afflicted with a lifelong curse of loneliness attempts to win the love of a clumsy-but-beautiful penguin expert (Jessica Alba) in the one romantic comedy that proves true love never comes easy. Also on DVD: Mr. Woodcock.

Billy Bob Thornton and Seann William Scott suffered for their art during a wrestling scene in new movie Mr. Woodcock - both suffered severe injuries on the mat. Scott reveals the wrestling was one of the sequences shot, and neither he nor his co-star in the comedy warmed up enough to avoid injury.

He says, "All of a sudden we're grabbing each other and it was very bizarre. It was two days of throwing each other around and he was really just kicking my ass. I'm not a stunt guy, so I don't know how to go down without being injured, so I came away with a really bad back, and he came away...

Jodie Foster is back at the top of the U.S. box office after her new vigilante film The Brave One claimed $14 million at the box office in its opening weekend.

The R-rated film, in which the actress plays a vengeful girlfriend on the hunt for her slain lover's killer, has displaced last week's number one, 3:10 to Yuma, which slips a place to number two on the new countdown with a $9.2 million weekend take.

Billy Bob Thornton's turn as a psychotic gym teacher in Mr. Woodcock earned that film the number three spot with an opening weekend box office tally of $9.1 million.

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"I run around the house naked with heels all the time. It's so funny... I love running around in kimonos and jewelry or naked with jewelry." Actress Mary-Kate Olsen likes to strip off.

"I was horrible at negotiating the deal because I was in his lap, licking his face, begging him to do the show about two minutes after meeting him. So, I'm doing it for free." Pamela Anderson on how illusionist Hans Klok managed to win her services as his full-time assistant on stage in Las Vegas for free.

"We're past the honeymoon period. The truth is, it's crazy to be able to kiss your best friend...

Billy Bob Thornton unsettled co-star Susan Sarandon on the set of new movie comedy Mr. Woodcock by pasting photos of the actress all over his trailer.

Prankster Thornton, who plays Sarandon's tough sports teacher fiance in the film, was desperate to break the ice with his costar and came up with an elaborate plan that involved surfing the Internet and cutting out old snaps of her.

He says, "We didn't know each other before this, so me and a couple of friends came up with a plan to get her attention. I put up pictures of Susan in my trailer from like when she was in her first movi...

Every junior-high geek's worst nightmare becomes a reality in this comedy. John Farley (Seann William Scott) grew up as a chubby kid with no athletic skills and poor self-esteem, and during his early teenage years his nemesis was Mr. Woodcock (Billy Bob Thornton), his junior-high gym teacher... Continue Summary

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