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Weekend Box Office: 'Captain America: The Winter Soldier' Fights Off 'Rio 2' With $41.4M Posted: NEW YORK (AP) - With $41.4 million in its second week of release, "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" held off "Rio 2" at the weekend box office. According to studio estimates Sunday, the Marvel superhero narrowly bested the animated family film in a battle of sequels. "Rio 2" debuted with $39 million, almost exactly the opening weekend total of the 2011 Oscar-nominated original. Two other new releases opened in a distant third and fourth place. The low-budget supernatural horror film "Oculus" took in $12 million. The football drama "Draft Day" debuted with $9.8 million. Starring Kevin Costner, "Draft Day" was made with the cooperation of the National Football League. Box Office Top 10 1. "Captain America: The Winter Soldier" $41.4 M 2. "Rio 2" $39 M 3. "Oculus" $12 M 4. "Draft Day" $9.8 M 5. "Divergent" $7.5 M 6. "Noah" $7.5 M 7. "God's Not Dead" $4.5 M 8. "The Grand Budapest Hotel" $4 M 9. "Muppets Most Wanted" $2.2 M 10. "Mr. Peabody & Sherman" $1.8 M Article photo courtesy of Marvel This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

'Say Anything' Cast: Where Are They Now? (PHOTOS) Posted: You couldn't make "Say Anything" today. Lloyd Dobler would be standing outside Diane Court's house holding up his iPhone... nah, it just wouldn't work. "Say Anything," which opened 25 years ago this week (on April 14, 1989), was definitely a movie of its time. In addition to that iconic moment where Lloyd uses his boombox to serenade Diane with Peter Gabriel's "In Your Eyes," it's the movie that made John Cusack into Generation X's favorite romantic leading man, as well as launching Cameron Crowe's directing career. And its countless cameos fill the film with faces that were familiar to audiences a quarter-century ago (blink and you'll miss Chynna Phillips, of Wilson Phillips fame, as Joe's new girlfriend) -- or those that were about to be, like future Pearl Jam guitarist Stone Gossard (he plays a cab driver), Dan Castellaneta (on the eve of fame as the voice of Homer Simpson, he plays Diane's teacher), and 1990s kickboxing legend/action star Don "The Dragon" Wilson (as Lloyd's sparring partner). Whether they had leading roles or cameos, many of the film's actors went on to flourish in the 1990s before traveling on more unpredictable paths in recent years. Here's what became of the "Say Anything" crew, and here's how, like Lloyd, they handled their own dare-to-be-great situations. Article photo courtesy Fox This posting includes an audio/video/photo media file: Download Now

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