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So just who has the dirtier mind? Guys or girls?

If you were to ask Drew Barrymore (and hey, whaddya know, we did just that), she'd tell you it's the ladies. "[Costar] Christina Applegate has a theory that women speak a little bit more crudely with other women than men do with men," she told E! News. "And with the improve that went on [making the movie], I think us girs are pretty dirty."

Even fellow Distance star Justin Long agrees: "Yeah, it's just as crude...if not cruder!"

Check out the video to hear more on dirty minds, plus, Justin's technique for deflecting invasive questions.

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Meet Chris Brown, singer, actor and, don't forget, risk taker.

That's right, according to Brown, star of the upcoming heist flick Takers with Hayden Christensen and Idris Elba, he's all about putting himself out there...and without a harness.

When it came to doing his own stunts for the movie, Brown told E! News, "It was fun. I'm a risk taker. On stage, I always wanna swing from one part of the arena and come to the other end with nothing on, no harness, no anything. Let me swing. I'll land!" Not entirely sure what that means, but we say go for it, Chris.

Check out the video above for more from Brown and his Takers castmates. 

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Twentieth Century Fox; Gene Page / Dimension; David Lee / Warner Bros. Pictures; Miramax

Expect the unexpected—literally—at the box office this weekend. With four new flicks to catch, what's going to get you in theaters?

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Lionsgate; Universal Pictures; François Duhamel/Colubmia TriStar; Macall Polay/Columbia TriStar

Julia Roberts. Sylvester Stallone. Michael Cera...and some Other Guys. As summer dies down, the box office only gets hotter. What will you see this weekend?

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Macall Polay/Columbia Pictures; Melissa Moseley/Warner Bros.; K.C. Bailey/Summit 3D; Merie Weismiller Wallace/Paramount Pictures

The summer movie season may be winding down, but this weekend's releases could still bring some heat to the big screen. First up, the unlikely duo of Will Ferrell and Mark Wahlberg take on the bad guys in the buddy-cop comedy, The Other Guys—we can only assume hilarity will ensue.

And finally—the trilogy is complete! We're talking about...

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Turns out funnyguy Will Ferrell may not be that funny after all. At least that's what his The Other Guys costar had to say:

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With new pics out and a footage screening at Comic-Con's Hall H, Thor and its star Chris Hemsworth are causing serious buzz.

E!'s own Ben Lyons caught up with Chris last weekend at the pop-culture convention and talked to the upcoming god of thunder about some friendly competition with brother Liam Hemsworth, aka Miley Cyrus' BF, over the role:

"We were both rally for each other," Chris told Ben. "We're competitive but supportive. We don't talk much since," Chris joked, "but he should return my calls."

Also check out Chris' Thor costar Natalie Portman as she talks about getting caught up in the chaos of the film's intense fight scenes.

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Get ready High School Musical fans, Vanessa Hudgens hopes to surprise you with her badass turn in the stylized action flick Sucker Punch.

The actress talked to E!'s Ben Lyons at Comic-Con last weekend while promoting the upcoming Zack Snyder film, and when asked how HSM fans would react to her hard-core, gun-toting character, Hudgens said, "They're gonna be like, 'That's Vanessa?!' Hopefully. That's what I'm striving for."

Complete persona shifts aside, Hudgens also talked about the insane training regimen she and costars Abbie Cornish, Jena Malone and Emily Browning endured to get in shape for the film—"The first day I was dead lifting 135!"—her love for Halo and why she loves Comic-Con.

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Comedy master Will Ferrell knows to give credit where credit is due.

In this case, it's his Other Guys costar Mark Wahlberg who earns the funnyguy's praises for being, as Will put it, "funnier than I was!"

Just how solid were Wahlberg's comedy chops? "I was like, 'I'm about to get fired off this movie...That I helped write!" Ferrell told our own Ben Lyons while promoting his new cop comedy last weekend at Comic-Con.

The classy Wahlberg though, was quick to return the praise: "Are you kidding me? I'm working with Will Ferrell...all the funniest people in comedy," he told Ben. "They're gonna make me look like a genius!"

Check out the video above to hear more from Ferrell on why he always runs from the law and why Wahlberg will soon be a hero to the city of Boston.

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Blake Lively busted onto the superhero scene at Comic-Con last weekend.

E!s own Ben Lyons caught up with the gorgeous (and secretly geeky?) Gossip Girl star in San Diego to see how the Green Lantern's been shaping up and learned the star's role research was rooted in the pop-culture convention:

"The first thing I said to Jeff Johns [head of DC] was, 'I don't want to get slammed at Comic-Con...Please tell me everything I need to know!' Before we even started shooting, my concern was Comic-Con," Lively said.

Check out the clip to see Blake dish more on being a leading lady, what makes Ryan Reynolds a great DC comics hero (aside from his love for Lively's show, natch), and what saying bonjour to a new G. Girl location was like.

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