Expect "Transformers" To Hold Off "Zookeeper," "Horrible Bosses" At Box Office

Kevin James movie "The Zookeeper" also opens wide, as the box office kicks off the second half of the year down 8% and coming off a June swoon.

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By Julie Steinberg It's a busy week for bosses in pop culture. Tomorrow, Jennifer Aniston and Jason Bateman's movie “Horrible Bosses” premieres, and in the meantime, NBC announced that James Spader, aka Robert California, will join “The Office”

Then there's Dale, Day's character in "Horrible Bosses," a comedy opening Friday. It's the tale of three put-upon employees (Day, Jason Sudeikis, Jason Bateman) who decide the only way to deal with their overbearing supervisors (Jennifer Aniston,

By DIANE STAFFORD They're fodder for movies — “Horrible Bosses” debuts Friday, featuring three workers who hate their managers so much that they consider murder. (Not a wise move.) They're the reason for a national contest under way at

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By Barbara Vancheri, Pittsburgh Post-Gazette In a movie season that brought us bawdy bridesmaids and bad or boozy teachers, Jennifer Aniston's dentist tops them all in the race to raunch. In "Horrible Bosses," her predatory character does inappropriate

By Joan Alperin Schwartz: The main thing I want when I watch a comedyis to laughalot.And that is exactly what happened when I saw, director Seth Gordon's new film, 'Horrible Bosses'. This

Then there's Dale, Day's character in "Horrible Bosses," a comedy opening Friday. It's the tale of three put-upon employees (Day, Jason Sudeikis, Jason Bateman) who decide the only way to deal with their overbearing supervisors (Jennifer Aniston,

By Joan Alperin Schwartz: The main thing I want when I watch a comedyis to laughalot.And that is exactly what happened when I saw, director Seth Gordon's new film, 'Horrible Bosses'. This

Instead of looking to the book's sequel, Pickles to Pittsburgh, Sony Pictures Animation has hired Horrible Bosses scribes John Francis Daly and Jonathan Goldstein to pen a fresh adventure, according to The LA Times. The animated feature, based on Ron

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