'Dumb and Dumber To' Premieres; New '50 Shades' Trailer

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title: 'Dumb and Dumber To' Hits Theaters

text: Reviews are in for "Dumb and Dumber To," and critics say the comedy is just as we remember -- slapstick and silly.

The film comes 20 years after "Dumb and Dumber," starring Jim Carrey and Jeff Daniels as two dim-witted but loveable goofballs and best friends.

The sequel opens in theaters across the country today.

To promote the new flick, Carrey appeared on "Jimmy Kimmel Live" on Thursday, giving a stranger a bowl cut famously worn by his character, Lloyd Christmas.

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title: New '50 Shades of Grey' Trailer Is Out

text: Speaking of movies, a new trailer for "Fifty Shades of Grey" is here.

And it's just as steamy as fans would expect.

Set to the tune of Beyonce's "Haunted," the clip gives viewers a glimpse of how Christian Grey and Anastasia Steele's passionate relationship translates to the big screen.

The movie is based on E.L. James' 2011 erotic romance novel, which sparked a cult following. It comes out on Valentine's Day.

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title: Derrick Rose Suffers Hamstring Injury

text: Chicago Bulls point guard Derrick Rose injured his left hamstring in Thursday night's game against the Toronto Raptors, ESPN reported.

The NBA player was yanked from the game but didn't seem too concerned about the injury.

"I guess it's a cramp in my hamstrings," he said, according to ESPN. "But I think it's minor, and they decided to pull me out."

That didn't stop the Bulls from beating the Raptors 100-93.

Rose will be re-evaluated today.

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title: Reddit CEO Yishan Wong Resigns

text: Reddit has announced that CEO Yishan Wong will resign after two and a half years at the online message board.

"Moving forward, not backward," Wong tweeted late Thursday. "Upwards, not forward. And always ..."

Ellen Pao, Reddit's business and partnerships strategist, will serve as the company's interim CEO, Reddit investor Sam Altman said in a blog post.

The company is also bringing back Alexis Ohanian, who co-founded Reddit nearly a decade ago. He'll serve as full-time executive chairman and work on communications and marketing, Altman said.

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