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ICE CUBES: Saving [Topher] grace

POSTED: Friday, February 18, 2011, 4:00 PM

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Topher Grace, Teresa Palmer and the The 10! Show hosts

You can't always figure out the choices an actor or actress makes. Take Topher Grace: After a dippy turn in "That 70's Show," he promised that his career would take more of a spiky turn as signaled by the dastardly villain he played in Spider-Man 3. Good. Real teeth gnashing stuff. But if you wait for those roles, you sometimes don't eat. So here he is, doing the star and producer bit in Take Me Home Tonight, the '80s-ish comedy that begs the question really, Eddie Money? That said, Topher's an amiable comic presence think a Dick Van Dyke for the 21st Century and the flick is a larf-and-a-half. He hung out, Phillies cap and all, on the set of the NBC-TV 10 program The 10! Show Wednesday with his Aussie co-star Teresa Palmer. Yay you. In further ICE news from yesterday, we found a few links to the American Idol files of Erika Schiff who made the top 100 contestants during Hollywood week. Such a struggle finding links. Not singing.

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