Estimated weekend box-office report for U.S. and Canadian theaters, as reported by boxoffice-

Estimated weekend box-office report for U.S. and Canadian theaters, as reported by boxoffice-mojo.com. Includes last week’s rank in parenthesis, with weekend gross and total gross.

v1. (1) “Inception”: $27.4 million; $193.3 million

v2. (NA) “Dinner for Schmucks”: $23.5 million; $23.5 million.

v3. (2) “Salt”: $19.4 million; $71 million.

v4. (3) “Despicable Me”: $15.5 million; $190.3 million.

v5. (NA) “Charlie St. Cloud”: $12.3 million; $12.3 million.

“Eureka” (9 p.m., Syfy): Crossover alert: A little touch of “Eureka” infiltrates “Warehouse 13” tonight as Douglas Fargo (Neil Grayston) is sent to the warehouse to update its aging computer system. The crossover fun then continues on “Eureka” on Friday night.

“18 to Life” (9 p.m., The CW): “18 to Life” is a modern-day version of Romeo and Juliet. In the opener, Tom and Jessie (Michael Seater and Stacey Farber) run off to get married, causing complications for their warring families. We say a plague on both their houses.

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ENTERTAINMENT NEWS

‘The Deborah Show’ on Cleveland cable

YOUNGSTOWN

“The Deborah Show,” a TV talk show produced in Youngstown by city resident and show host Deborah Benton, has been added to Time Warner Cable local On Demand Channel 411 in Cleveland.

The show, now in its fifth year, includes interviews with celebrities and musical performances.

Art in the park

austintown

In conjunction with the Austintown Township Park Summer Concert Series, more than four dozen senior- citizen artists will exhibit their paintings at 7 p.m. today at the park pavilion on Kirk Road. Artists range in age from 45-99, some are active, but most have some disability, and all are residents of the Briarfield Group assisted-living and residence facilities in Austintown and Mineral Ridge.

More than 300 paintings created by the artists were used in a montage that will be unveiled this evening. The main image was painted by 80-something Mary Meese of Briarfield at Ashley Circle in 2009. Visit graymattermontages.blogspot.com for a preview of the montage.

For more information, call Sue Grecko at Victoria House Assisted Living at 330-799-1711.

Al Hreno will offer a big-band and military tribute in the Kirk Road amphitheater, down the hill from the pavilion housing the art show.

Cabaret show

pittsburgh

The Cabaret at Theater Square will host a cabaret performance benefiting the Kathy Cecotti Memorial Scholarship Fund at 6 p.m. Sunday. Doors will open at 4:30 p.m., with dinner and drinks available for purchase.

Tickets are $15.50 and are available by calling the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust Box Office at 412-456-6666 or online at pgharts.org.

“Cabaret for Kathy” features pieces from productions Cecotti directed as performed by her former students. She lost her five-year battle with brain cancer last year.