Box Office: "Jackass 3-D" on Top with $50 Million

Jackass crew delivered an amazing performance with their "Jackass 3-D" in weekend box office, generating $50 million in ticket sales!

Johnny Knoxville, Steve-O and Bam Margera beats the “Red” movie which has an all-star cast including Bruce Willis, Helen Mirren, Morgan Freeman, John Malkovich and Mary-Louise Parker.

(October 15-17, 2010 - US)

1. Jackass 3-D — $50,000,000

*$50,000,000

2. Red — $22,500,000

*$22,500,000

3. The Social Network — $11,000,000

*$63,119,000

4. Secretariat — $9,503,000

*$27,517,000

5. Life as We Know It — $9,200,000

*$28,865,000

* indicates total box office take since opening.

Full list of Box Office Totals after the jump.

Full list of Box Office Totals.

Morgan Freeman & Myrna Colley-Lee's Divorce Finalized!

Veteran actor Morgan Freeman and his wife Myrna Colley-Lee officially finalized their divorce on September 15 in Mississippi, ending 26 years of marriage.

Freeman's attorney William R. Wright confirmed the divorce, saying "It was done without a trial.Everybody is glad it's over."

The 73 year-old Oscar-winning actor and his ex-wife tied the knot in July 1984 and they separated in December 2007. The divorce was filed under seal in July 2008.

Photo courtesy by Frazer Harrison/Getty Images]

Clint Eastwood's "Invictus" - poster (Morgan Freeman & Matt Damon)

Here’s the latest poster for the upcoming Clint Eastwood film "Invictus" starring Morgan Freeman as Nelson Mandela and Matt Damon as Francois Pienaar, the South African Rugby team captain.

Based on John Carlin book "Playing The Enemy: Nelson Mandela And The Game That Changed a Nation".

A look at Nelson Mandela (Morgan Freeman) from the fall of apartheid. The story is about Mandela's release from prison, his election as President of South Africa and his attempts to use the 1995 Rugby World Cup as a vehicle to bring his people together, after the fall of apartheid. Led by their captain Francois Pienaar (Matt Damon), the South African team wins the tournament, upsetting the favourites New Zealand 15–12 in the final.

Release date on December 11, 2009.