Sorority Row

Guess people still haven't tired of seeing Tyler Perry in a grandma frock! His latest film in the Madea saga, I Can Do Bad All by Myself, took the box office crown with an estimated $24 million this weekend. Second place went to 9, which raked in $10 million. Rounding out the rest of the top five were Inglourious Basterds, All About Steve, and the box office winner of the past two weeks, The Final Destination.

As for the other new films that debuted? Most of you said that you were going to pass on Sorority Row, and the masses seem to agree — the film came in at No. 6 with only $5.2 million. Whiteout starring Kate Beckinsale trailed at No. 7 with $5.1 million.

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Rumer Willis had her mom Demi Moore by her side at Thursday night's LA premiere of Sorority Row. Rumer was joined by her gaggle of young female costars like Audrina Patridge, Jamie Chung, Briana Evigan, and more. Audrina gushed about how much fun it was to make the gory movie, and fellow MTV reality-alum Jamie also loved getting into the horror genre. She was especially fond of how the women got to play the badasses in the film saying, "That was one of the main things that attracted me to the script — the strong female characters." Rumer was also excited to step outside her cool girl image, "I think it’s fun. I think as an actor it’s important to put your vanity in check. For me, at least, it’s too much pressure to have to be that [cool] girl. It’s more fun to play a quirky character. People connect to that more."

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Audrina Patridge posed in denim at the Divine Rights of Denim booth during the MAGIC convention in Las Vegas yesterday. Between promoting Sorority Row and gearing up for the new season of The Hills, Audrina's been busy but she's also looking forward to starring in her own new show. It's no surprise that she's ready for the next phase in her career, especially after seeing the conflict between her and Kristin Cavallari in the upcoming season. We chatted with Audrina recently about the movie and what to expect from her in the future. Here are highlights:

• On making Sorority Row vs. The Hills: On the movie set with all the girls — Jamie [Chung], Rumer [Willis] and everyone — we actually all clicked and we became friends because we actually wanted to be friends. Whereas on The Hills it’s kind of like you have to film with someone even if you don’t want to. I mean, The Hills is fun, but on the movie it was a totally different group of girls. It was effortless, I have to say. It was a dirty, fun, bloody mess.
• On what to expect this season of The Hills: We’re almost done — we’re in the middle of filming the bonus episodes and will be wrapping, I believe, in November. They keep pushing it back. [This Season] I’ve been working more with artists on Epic records. There will be some new up and coming bands on the show. I’ve been filming a lot with Stephanie, and then of course I know everyone thinks there’s going to be a huge drama between [me and Kristin]. We’ll see what happens, we’re not done yet.

To see what Audrina has to say about her new show, why she loves her movie and keeping in touch with Lauren just read more

Rumer Willis premiered her new movie, Sorority Row in London last night. She was out representing her young female cast that also includes Audrina Patridge and fellow MTV reality star Jamie Chung. Audrina's upcoming season on The Hills is looking at some changes this season, but she's also looking forward in her career. The girls' campy horror movie hits theaters on September 11 and we've got a sneak peek at the first three minutes — check it out after the jump. Plus, we'll be chatting with Rumer, Audrina and Jamie this weekend so if you have any questions for the girls be sure to leave them in the comments here!

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