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JESSICA SIMPSON traveled to Kuwait for "Operation MySpace," a concert for troops stationed there. The blonde bombshell is also there to debut her new film, ‘Major Movie Star.’

"It’s an amazing opportunity to come and support my troops," she said. "Everybody out here sacrifices their lives for me and my country."

"Operation MySpace" — part of the "MySpace Live!" series — also includes performances by THE PUSSYCAT DOLLS, FILTER and comedian CARLOS MENCIA.

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ET has your box office scoop!

‘10,000 B.C.’’s box office was anything but prehistoric as the period epic premiered in first place with a haul of $35.7 million, according to preliminary studio estimates.

The ROLAND EMMERICH film follows a mammoth hunter in the year 10,000 B.C. as he goes on a quest that could make or break his tribe. STEVEN STRAIT and CAMILLA BELLE star in the pic.

‘College Road Trip,’ debuted in second. The comedy about a young woman (RAVEN-SYMONE) traveling the country in search of a college features MARTIN LAWRENCE in a G-rated turn as an overprotective dad and co-stars "The Insider"’s very own temporary co-host, DONNY OSMOND.

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Put on your poker face! RAY ROMANO is teaming up with CHERYL HINES, "Saturday Night Live" star CHRIS PARNELL, WOODY HARRELSON and more stars for ‘The Grand,’ a comic mockumentary skewering the world of high-stakes poker.

In theaters March 21, ‘The Grand’ finds Woody entering the Grand Championship of Poker in an effort to save his late grandfather’s hotel-casino from a scheming real estate developer. Filmed in documentary style, ‘The Grand’ follows six players as they reach the final table of the world’s second most famous high-stakes tournament.

Also holding the cards in this game are real-life poker shark (and new "Dancing with the Stars" contestant) SHANNON ELIZABETH, comedian DAVID CROSS, "Spin City" guy RICHARD KIND, acting vet DENNIS FARINA, German film director WERNER HERZOG — and even former "Welcome Back Kotter" star GABE KAPLAN!

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STEVE CARELL takes on the world of DR. SEUSS in his new animated movie, ‘Horton Hears a Who!,’ and ET’s KEVIN FRAZIER is with the new "Mayor of Who-ville"!

"This is a role I could not turn down," Steve gamely says in Seussian prose. "It would make my smile come up from a frown; it was a happy role, something I wanted to do; something I think you should see, and so should you."

In the animated film, out March 14, JIM CARREY (who also took on the title character of the live-action ‘Dr. Seuss’ How the Grinch Stole Christmas’) plays Horton, an elephant who hears voices coming from a speck of dust. He soon discovers, to his amazement, that the land of Who-ville is located on the infinitesimal world and it’s up to him to protect the people who live there. After all, a person is a person, no matter how small!

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ET has a first look at the new face of Diamonair, BRIDGET MOYNAHAN.

The brand-new ad campaign reflects the celebrity jeweler’s 40-year-old tradition, while giving a nod to iconic Hollywood glamour.

"Bridget was a natural choice for the campaign. Her beauty transcends time, evoking memories of Fellini films and paying tribute to Diamonair’s history and revival," Streetwise Capital Partners CEO KAREEM SETHI told ET in a statement.

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Stage 9 Digital Media develops original content for the Web.

The Disney-ABC Television Group on Thursday, Feb. 28, launched "Squeegees," a comedy series about window washer slackers, on ABC.com and YouTube. It is one of several original short-form films that will be created by Stage 9, an experimental new media content studio. "Squeegees"’ first-run is being sponsored by Toyota.

"An integral part of our overall digital strategy, Stage 9 was created to bridge the gap between user-generated content and traditional production, and is a perfect example of how we are continually looking at innovative methods to develop, produce, market and distribute the high-quality programming that consumers demand," said ANNE SWEENEY, co-chair, Disney Media Networks, and president, Disney-ABC Television Group. "By partnering with extremely talented creative individuals and producing in a variety of genres, Stage 9 has the ability and positioning to put experimental new media content on the map."

Upcoming short-form programming will include "Voicemail 2," the second season of ABC.com’s first original series about a man’s decade-long collection of phone messages, as well as the sci-fi thriller "Trenches," which is set in the middle of a war on another planet,  and due out in the Spring.

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