The Anthony Hopkins horror film "The Rite" topped the box office on a weekend notable for the bump many Oscar-nominated films received, according to studio estimates Sunday.

The Warner Bros. flick earned $15 million from just under 3,000 theaters. The PG-13, "Exorcist"-influenced movie drew most of its audience from the older-than-25 demographic.

Colin Firth and Christian Bale are expected to take home Screen Actors Guild Awards prizes in a ceremony that looks to be a prelude for acting honors at the Academy Awards.

Out of the 20 guild nominees at Sunday night's awards at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles, 17 also earned Oscar nominations, with Firth considered the almost certain best-actor winner at both shows for "The King's Speech" and Bale the likely supporting-actor recipient for "The Fighter."

Facebook co-founder Mark Zuckerberg and his "The Social Network" doppelganger Jesse Eisenberg made friends on "Saturday Night Live."

Zuckerberg joined host Eisenberg for the opening monologue of the show Saturday. The two said they had never met, despite Eisenberg playing Zuckerberg in the widely hailed, Oscar-nominated film.

Earlier on Saturday afternoon, Access Hollywood reported that, according to a source, Charlie Sheen did not check into a rehab facility on Friday, but instead returned to his home.

A short while ago, after multiple requests for comment, Sheen's rep issued a statement to Access.

Chris Brown has completed a domestic violence counseling program required as part of the singer's guilty plea to assaulting then-girlfriend Rihanna nearly two years ago.

Fans of TNT's "Southland" were shocked and saddened on Tuesday when Kevin Alejandro's character, Gang Det. Nate Moretta, was suddenly and violently killed.

AccessHollywood.com went directly to the handsome actor to get the inside scoop on why he left the hit cop drama.

Charlie Sheen did not end up checking into rehab on Friday night, a source told Access Hollywood.