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Box Office from Box Office Mojo

Weekend Box Office: October 3-5, 2008

Beverly Hills Chihuahua tops the box office with an estimated $29.0 million

Daily Box Office: Sunday, October 5, 2008

Beverly Hills Chihuahua tops Sunday's box office with an estimated $8.6 million

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THE SON OF RAGE - logline and synopsis

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Moving to Los Angeles

I took a week long meet and greet trip to Los Angeles in August (2008) and the night before I left I was hired on the "George Lopez Show" on the Warner Brother lot. I worked as a PA but I didn't mind a bit, it was a great experience and further cemented my decision to move to Los Angeles permanently in March 2009. I'd go now, but I need to save a little money first. Of course if I get a job in California I'm booking the first flight out. If you know of any projects that'll at least pay enough f… Continue

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