Heidi Goes Naked

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Rosie vs. LiLo

Rosie O'Donnell voiced her opinion of the actress today on the Today Show.


"I feel very sorry for her," said O'Donnell. "I think she needs a lot of help. She needs a lot of time away."


Matt Lauer asked whether she thought it was a good idea for Lindsay to portray the late actress Elizabeth Taylor in the Lifetime flick. 


"No. Because she's had a lot of trouble doing every single movie, including [Saturday Night Live]. She was out and not at rehearsal and I think she's not in a place to work."

When fellow panelist Donny Deutch chimed in with a thumbs-up, comparing Lindsay to "this generation's Elizabeth Taylor," O'Donnell didn't hold back.

"You're out of your mind!" she replied. "You're a crackhead...The last thing she did good she was 16!"

Rosie elaborated further, "I don't think she's right for the role, and I don't think she's capable at this point of doing what's needed to portray that character. I think the interest level in her has waned significantly."

Reacting to the tirade, Lohan's publicist told E! News exclusively: "I think Rosie should focus on her own career and stop worrying about everyone else's."

Woah. 

What's your opinion? 

I personally think Lindsay is not good for the role. She needs to earn the respect back from the general public before enduring such a role of a legend. She's not playing just another role, she's portraying Elizabeth Taylor, one of the greats. I also do not think she is even the right fit to be playing Taylor. 

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Dakota Fanning Out in NYC

The Hunger Games Racks in $155 Opening Weekend!

The film will gross a historic $155 million in its opening-weekend box-office debut, its studio estimated this morning.

The Friday-Sunday take is the third-biggest in Hollywood history, blowing past the blockbuster hauls of the Spider-Man, Pirates of the Caribbean and Twilight movies, among others.

The Friday-Sunday take is the third-biggest in Hollywood history, blowing past the blockbuster hauls of the Spider-Man, Pirates of the Caribbean and Twilight movies, among others.

The film opened at midnight Friday, taking in nearly $20 million from those screenings alone. By the end of its first day, it had collected $68 million, the fifth-biggest single and opening-day grosses ever. On Saturday, it collected another $51 million. Lionsgate was calling for a $36 million Sunday.

Internationally, the film was just as strong, opening No. 1 in nearly every market it played, the studio said, and grossing a combined $59.3 million.

The final tally on The Hunger Games' three-day, worldwide haul: $214.3 million.

The first sequel, Catching Fire, is already in the works, and set for a November 2013 release.

Here's a complete rundown of the top 10 all-time opening weekends, as compiled per BoxOfficeMojo.com stats:

1. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 2, $169.2 million
2. The Dark Knight, $158.4 million
3. The Hunger Games, $155 million
4. Spider-Man 3, $151.1 million
5. The Twilight Saga: New Moon, $142.8 million
6. The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 1, $138.1 million
7. Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest, $135.6 million
8. Iron Man 2, $128.1 million
9. Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part 1, $125 million
10. Shrek the Third, $121.6 million