Kimmy Dora, is #1 movie among all the movies that came out on 02 September. The first solo starrer of comedienne Eugene Domingo, lead the pack  of 6 releases, which included 4 Hollywood and 1 local films.

“We are very happy to be working with Spring Films  and with the outstanding  box office performance of  Kimmy Dora,” said Wilson Tieng, President of Solar Entertainment Corporation. As the film’s distributor, Solar Entertainment made sure the movie was available on 90 screens in 89 locations nationwide. With heavy exposure on its’  three TV channels, Jack TV, ETC and 2nd Ave, the film was able to penetrate the AB market as evident on the 10 top  performing sites for the film: (1) Glorietta 4 (2) SM Megamall (3) Trinoma Cinemas (4) SM North Edsa (5) SM Mall of Asia (6) Robinsons Place Manila (7) Gateway Cineplex (8) Robinsons Galleria (9) SM San Lazaro (10) Market, Market.

Kimmy Dora is produced by Spring Films and distributed by Solar Entertainment Corporation is now on it’s second week  and is showing on 89 screens in 89 sites nationwide.

Get ready to witness mother-and-daughter bonding like never before as 2nd Avenue perks up its Ladies Night block with “Kath and Kim,” a wackier, crazier and zanier comedy series, on Mondays at 10PM

Adapted from the hit Australian sitcom of the same name, this US remake follows the neurotic antics of a suburban mother-and-daughter tandem, the Days. Molly Shannon (Saturday Night Live, Never Be Kissed) plays Kathleen “Kath” Day, a free-spirited single mom who recently found a new love in the person of a sandwich bar owner named Phil Knight. Selma Blair (Cruel Intentions, Hellboy 1 and 2 ) plays daughter Kimberly Crystal (“Kim”) Day, a young, plucky recent divorcee who is stunned to find her mother in love and her old bedroom remodeled. The series begins with Kim moving back in with her mom following her divorce, but is forced to deal with some major changes, including a new potential stepfather and her mom’s burgeoning salon business.

Discover what goes on in the personal lives of psychiatrists in 2nd Ave.’s new drama entitled: “State Of Mind,” starring Lili Taylor ( The Haunting, High fidelity) as the renowned therapist Dr. Ann Bellowes whose life turned upside down when she discovers her husband’s affair with their marriage counselor. “State Of Mind” is aired on Tuesdays at 9PM.

This August, 2nd Avenue welcomes the newest pair of resident advertising mavericks guaranteed to shake up its primetime lineup – Conner and Mason – in the new comedy drama “Trust Me,” on Thursdays at 10 PM. Playing the lead roles are Tom Cavanagh (Scrubs) and Eric McCormack (Will and Grace).

Set in the high-pressure realms of advertising, Trust Me follows the ever-changing dynamics of the creative twosome, who share a tight friendship despite being polar opposites. Mason is a responsible art director and a doting family man, while Conner is a single, impulsive copywriter with the attention span of a teenager. Their tandem is suddenly put to the test when Mason is named the agency’s creative director, thus making him Conner’s boss. 2nd Avenue is seen on UHF RJTV 29, Global Destiny Channel 29, Sky Cable Channell 19 and Cable Link channel 42.

Lovely actress Heather Graham stars a Jade, a Vegas stripper looking for love in Warner Bros.’ “The Hangover,” an outrageous comedy about a bachelor party that unravels as a tour of shame and chaos.

Now the all-time biggest-grossing R-Rated comedy in the U.S., “The Hangover” also stars Bradley Cooper, Justin Bartha, Ed Helms and Zach Galifianakis.

Graham describes her character as “a stripper/escort with a sweet disposition and a relaxed point of view on true love.” She also offers an interesting conversation she had with a Las Vegas cab driver during production.  “He asked me about the movie and I told him it’s about these three guys who get wasted and can’t remember what they did the night before.  He said, ‘Yeah, I’ve had many nights like that.’  So I guess a lot of people are going to relate.”

Question:  You’re so funny in the movie.  Were you daunted by the idea of playing a stripper?

Heather Graham:  I actually thought it was fun to play such a colorful character and not just the sidekick to the guys.  I got to be this quirky character on my own and I made up a whole back story where I was a spiritual New Age stripper that was just trying to share my sexuality with the world for the greater goal of spirituality.  (Laughs)  So I made up a whole back story that I liked.

Q:  What kind of research do you do?  Did you find a New Age stripper?

Graham: No.  I had taken this female empowerment class and I had actually taken the pole dancing classes because my friend taught one of them.

Q:  Have you visited any Las Vegas strip clubs?

Graham: I did.  I went to the Spearmint Rhino.  That’s the only one I went to.  [Director] Todd [Phillips] and I went there.  Actually, that’s where we shot, too, where we shot all those pictures at the end credits.

Q:  In the film, you’re surrounded by people who know comedy so well.

Graham: It’s a little intimidating.  It’s funny to be with all these comedians and I have no idea what I’m doing.  Basically, I feel like when I don’t try to be funny, I think I am funny, and when I’m really trying to be funny, I think it’s not funny.

Q:  Todd’s advice that if you think it looks stupid, just do it.  Is that something you have to learn about acting, or is it particular to comedy?

Graham: Even if you’re an actor, you have to be willing to look stupid because you never really know if the thing you’re in is going to turn out good.  You might end up looking like a complete idiot.  So, I guess you have to be willing to be an idiot.  (Laughs)

Q: By being the female presence in the movie, did you get a sense of ‘boys will be boys and look what they are when they are being boys?’

Graham: To be honest, I didn’t think of it as much like that as it’s something that makes you laugh.  I think it’s an art to be funny, and I think if someone makes you laugh, that’s an art.  I’m not thinking as much as, oh, this is bad what they’re doing, because obviously it’s not good.  But I thought of it as comedy that was funny.  I wouldn’t want to be married to a guy that went on a bachelor party.

Opening across the Philippines on Aug. 12, “The Hangover” is distributed by Warner Bros. Pictures, a Warner Bros. Entertainment Company.