Drake holds steady at #2, while Big Boi’s solo debut comes in at #3.
By Gil Kaufman

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Now that Eminem is back on top of the charts, it looks like Slim Shady isn’t planning on budging anytime soon. For the third week in a row, Em’s Recovery will hold on to the pole position this week, moving another 229,000 copies to push the disc close to the 1.3 million mark, according to figures provided by Nielsen SoundScan. Also not budging is Drake, whose Thank Me Later holds steady in the #2 spot thanks to 74,000 more units served for a one-month total of more than 782,000.

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Taylor Lautner’s trailer is sure to be surrounded if Take Your Daughter to Work Day rolls around during the making of his new flick, Abduction.
Alfred Molina, who costars with the teen hottie in the upcoming thriller, tells us he’s been getting many requests to visit the set from family and friends…

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Joe Jonas is many things, but we’d hardly say that “actor” is his most illustrious titles.
And yet the 20-year-old Jonas Brother is warming up his acting chops on a future episode of Hot in Cleveland (you know, that show with Betty White and the other three women, whom you don’t care about).
So we’ve got to ask: Would you be interested in Joe Jonas as a serious actor?

Obviously, this isn’t the singer’s first foray into the wild world of acting. Joe and his brethren were nominated for an Emmy (really) for their Disney Channel sugar fix J.O.N.A.S., and they mastered the post-High School Musical period with their star-making Camp Rock. But we’re a little worried, hons, because there’s nothing we hate more than a star who tries to overextend himself in a market that doesn’t want him. ‘Cause, quite frankly, he’s not really all that great of an actor…
Remember David Hasselhoff trying to be a musician, right? Or Britney Spears‘ attempt at being a serious actress in Crossroads. Or Jessica Simpson’s failed efforts in moviemaking (Blonde Ambition, we barely remember thee). Even John Stamos bombing on Broadway in Bye Bye Birdie last year. And for every Mariah-Carey-in-Precious, there is a Mariah-Carey-in

Dear Ted:
Is Angelina Jolie trying to revamp her image yet again by pretending to relate to the soccer moms of the world, or is this another way for her to promote her movie? Do you think she is carrying this holier-than-thou image a little too far, or is she trying to remake herself before Andrew Morton’s book comes out in August?
—Fayeniceville38
Dear Play Nice:
The usually candid Angie has suddenly opened up about her children and her nonmarriage, in Vanity Fair and on Good Morning America, to name a few. The fact that this is so sudden (and that Salt comes out in a few weeks) should tell you a little something about her nature. As for the tell-all, there’s not much Ange can do in a few short months to change her rep before the release of the book, which we are so excited to read, of course!
Dear Ted:
After seeing Eclipse I’ve developed a major crush on Jackson Rathbone, but sometimes he seems a little douchey. Is that the real Jackson or are those just nerves?
—Macksood

Dear Grapes of Rathbone:
Jacko’s always been very quirky, but not douchey. Don’t confuse the two, just ‘cause he’s not your typical movie guy. For more evidence of this, check out the title of his next flick: DaZe: Vol. Too (sic) – NonSeNse. Like I said, tr