SAN DIEGO -- Carmen Electra, in a low-cut gold minidress, captures every photographer's attention as she steps out on a patio overlooking the Pacific. Her hair catches the ocean breeze as if on cue. Even her fiance is transfixed. He snaps a few photos with his cell phone. Meanwhile, Kim Kardashian, wearing a tight tank top and slim-fitting skirt, waits in the wings for the cameras to point her way.

Is a battle of the babes brewing? Hardly. Today the two women are sharing a photo shoot, but they fight it out World Wrestling Entertainment-style in their new film, "Disaster Movie," which hits theaters today.

Brunswick Avenue in Shrewsbury will never be the same.

ABC's "Extreme Makeover: Home Edition" set up shop Wednesday to give Dawn and Emmanuel Martirez an entirely new house after a marathon, weeklong build.

The Martirezes knew they were among five finalists for the show but didn't find out they had been chosen until the "Extreme Makeover" bus pulled onto their block Wednesday morning and host Ty Pennington called them outside on a bullhorn.

"We were up early," Dawn Martirez said from her front lawn, "but we're always up early. We didn't hear the bus, and we were shocked to see Ty out there."