Tropic Thunder continues to rule the box office and Madonna strikes again.
Andrew Spencer has the Hollywood Minute.
"TROPIC THUNDER" CONTINUES TO BOOM AT THE BOX OFFICE.
ACCORDING TO STUDIO ESTIMATES, THE ACTION-COMEDY BROUGHT IN MORE THAN16-MILLION DOLLARS IN IT'S SECOND WEEKEND, BUMPING ITS 12 DAY TOTAL TO NEARLY 66 MILLION.
"THE HOUSE BUNNY" DEBUTED AT NUMBER TWO, BRINGING IN MORE THAN 15-MILLION-DOLLARS.
THE COMEDY STARS ANNA FARIS AS A PLAYBOY BUNNY WHO BEFRIENDS A SORORITY OF CAMPUS MISFITS.
AND ROUNDING OUT THE TOP THREE, "DEATH RACE."
THE REMAKE OF THE 1975 KILL-OR-BE-KILLED CAR RACE FLICK "DEATH RACE 2000," RAKED IN 12-POINT-THREE-MILLION-DOLLARS IN IT'S DEBUT.
POP SUPERSTAR MADONNA KICKED OFF HER INTERNATIONAL "STICKY AND SWEET" CONCERT TOUR IN WALES SATURDAY NIGHT, WHERE SHE MANAGED TO COURT CONTROVERSY ONCE AGAIN.
IN FRONT OF A CROWD OF 40,000 THE SINGER TOOK AIM REPUBLICAN PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE JOHN MCCAIN.
IMAGES OF MCCAIN WERE PART OF A VIDEO INTERLUDE THAT ALSO FEATURED IMAGES OF DESTRUCTION, GLOBAL WARMING, AND ADOLPH HITLER.
MCCAIN'S DEMOCRATIC RIVAL BARACK OBAMA WAS FEATURED IN A LATER SEQUENCE ALONG WITH THE LIKES OF GHANDI AND JOHN LENNON.
FOR THE HOLLYWOOD MINUTE, I'M ANDREW SPENCER.
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