Next month America's overexposed sweetheart Jennifer Aniston will be appearing in one of this summer's least anticipated films The Break Up. In honor of this unmomentous occasion Cinema Bizarro's Mike Sullivan will be giving one lucky Philly Edge reader a copy of Aniston's first and best film "Leprechaun" on DVD!

Here are the rules:

- In 200 words or less describe what will happen to Aniston's career after "The Break Up" inevitably tanks at the box office. Will it shrivel up and die? Soar like an eagle? Stab Vince Vaughn in a very public place? Tell Mike and you'll not only win a DVD worth literally tens of dollars but you'll also get a warm and hearty shout-out in an upcoming issue of Philly Edge!

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Shore bets pay off

Atlantic City has played its cards right in marketing to young adults

By Tara Nurin
Philly EDGE Correspondent

Monica Moore and her boyfriend, Chris, couldn’t believe their good fortune. After gambling for six hours in Atlantic City, they were “up” at the blackjack table and they wanted to celebrate. Normally a frugal couple, the 20-somethings from Camden County quickly agreed to spend some of their winnings on dinner at a restaurant in one of the 11 (at the time) casinos in the Jersey resort city.
But that’s when their luck ran out.
“We take a walk down the boardwalk and we stop at Caesars. We figure we can get a good meal at Caesars, right?” Moore recalls. “Well, the only restaurant -- besides the buffets -- that was open was Planet Hollywood. So he’s up 800 bucks and we end up having a dinner from paper sunglass-shaped menus. It was ridiculous.”