Looks like Sylvester Stallone isn’t washed up after all. The 64-year-old action star led his band of merry men to a win in the battle of the sexes at this weekend’s box office. “The Expendables” opened to a solid $35 million, averaging a muscular $10,714 per screen. With this number one opening, Stallone becomes the first movie star to anchor a number one opening in each of the past five decades.

Pretty woman Julia Roberts also proved her box office clout with an impressive $23.7 million opening. This marks her biggest opening since 2001’s “America’s Sweethearts“. As expected, the majority of the audience for “Eat Pray Love” was female. In fact, over 72% were women and 56% of those were over the age of 35. The film has received mixed reviews and probably will suffer big drops the following weeks.

Coming in third place is last week’s box office winner, “The Other Guys” with $18 million. “Inception” and new-comer “Scott Pilgrim vs. The World” round out the top five with $11.3 million and $10.5 million respectively.

check out the top ten movies this week after the jump

How devastating would it be to find yourself on this list? I’m sure this list will definitly affect their next paycheck/negotiations. Forbes has released their Top 10 List of overpaid stars among Hollywood’s Top 100 biggest stars. Meaning, the return on investment – how much they’re paid versus how much the movie ends up making. In order to qualify for this list, each actor had to have appeared in three films in the last five years that opened at at least 500 theaters. Here is the list:

10. Jim Carrey (His movies earn for every dollar spent on his pay check $8.62)
Well, this doesn’t surprise me. Jim Carrey is always Jim Carrey. Ace Ventura, Pet Detective, you know? I mean, he sort of started to do something different with The Number 23, but unfortunately the film wasn’t much of a hit (I liked it though). I think he needs to continue to reinvent himself and try different roles because I can admit if I see that he’s in a comedy, I automatically think Ace Ventura or The Mask and it doesn’t really interest me. That being said, his niche character was PERFECT for Lemony Snicket’s: A Series of Unfortunate Events.

Find out who topped the list after the jump…

Celebrities are speaking out about insurance companies in the US, “There’s A Storm Coming” style. Celebs also came together a while back during the Prop 8 backlash, with Prop 8: The Musical (with Emmy Host Neil Patrick Harris, Jack Black, John C. Reilly, and more). This time, stars like Will Ferrell, John Hamm, and Olivia Wilde are featured in this video aimed at bringing more attention to insurance company profits vs. health care reform.

Here are some of the quotes from the video spoof:

“We need to remember who the real victims are,” says Donald Faison (Scrubs), to which John Hamm replies, “The health insurance executive.”

“These great businessmen are American heroes,” states Linda Cardellini. “Insurance companies need our support because they keep our selfish priorities in check when we can’t.”

“So why is Obama trying to reform health care when insurance companies are doing just fine making billions of dollars in profit?” asks Will Ferrell.

Video after the jump…