
What a way to enter the country! Pamela Anderson flew into Heathrow airport yesterday to be greeted exuberantly by those lovable Sunday Night Project presenters Alan Carr and Justin Lee Collins. JLC
had a red carpet rolled out for her arrival, and Alan played his trumpet for the visiting blonde –
even managing to get her to touch his horn at one point...

Last night I went to see a press screening of
Superhero Movie, from the stable of Airplane!, The Naked Gun and the Scary Movie series.
I didn't have high hopes for this film, as spoof movies have been getting progressively worse over the past few years (Meet The Spartans anyone?), but I was actually pleasantly surprised.
It doesn't start well – in fact the first fifteen minutes are filled with bad jokes – but as I was watching I remembered that the film is certified 12A – and I think younger teens will get a good few kicks out of those minutes.

I have to say I'm pretty wary of any film with "movie" at the end of it, and so I am approaching the idea of
Superhero Movie (out June 6 in the UK) with trepidation.
This one is from David Zucker and features Leslie Nielsen in a large role which gave me hopes it might hark back to The Naked Gun golden days... it also seems to be playing to a younger audience than the "Scary" movies – it has a 12A certificate in the UK and stars
Drake Bell who's best known from Nickelodeon series Drake & Josh (alongside
The Wackness's Josh Peck) as well as his
enjoyably McFly-esque albums.

Well, it looks like
21, the film about MIT students who take Vegas by storm, was a safe bet as it easily won the top spot at the box office. However, the
overall weekend box office total was down 17 percent compared to last year, Variety reports. 21 earned an estimated $23 million, beating
Horton Hears a Who and firmly establishing
Jim Sturgess as a viable leading man.

People won't quit with
the Tom Cruise impersonations. A couple months back, a vid was released of Tommy boy having
an on-camera discussion with heck-knows-who (the mirror?) about Scientology, being "in" or "out," and poof-spik-shoo! The dude below is a dead ringer for Tom and he's done his homework.