“Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs” tripled the second place finisher this weekend, raking in more than $30 million on its opening weekend.

Matt Damon’s performance in “The Informant!” placed second, with $10.5 million, while Tyler Perry remained strong with $10 million of its own.

Here are the top films for the past weekend:

1. Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs: $30,100,000
2. The Informant: $10,545,000
3. Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself: $10,060,000
4. Love Happens: $8,455,590
5. Jennifer’s Body: $6,800,000
6. 9: $5,547,959
7. Inglourious Basterds: $3,603,000
8. All About Steve: $3,400,000
9. Sorority Row: $2,489,000
10. Whiteout: $2,060,000
11. Julie & Julia: $1,900,000
12. District 9: $1,850,000

Source: Rentrak Corporation

Tyler Perry’s “I Can Do Bad All By Myself” came out with a helluva weekend, to the tune of $24 million, while sexy horror flick “Sorority Row” had a disappointing sixth place showing, raking in $5.5 million, losing to “The Final Destination,” which has been around for about a month.

“Gamer,” the futuristic action title that’s not expected to be critically-acclaimed, debuted 10th with $3.1 million in revenue.

Here are the top films for this past weekend:

1. Tyler Perry’s I Can Do Bad All By Myself: $24,030,000
2. 9: $10,856,484
3. Inglourious Basterds: $6,546,000
4. All About Steve: $5,800,000
5. The Final Destination: $5,500,000
6. Sorority Row: $5,268,000
7. Whiteout: $5,100,000
8. District 9: $3,600,000
9. Julie & Julia: $3,300,000
10. Gamer: $3,150,000
11. GI Joe: $2,525,000
12. The Time Traveler’s Wife: $2,325,000

Source: Rentrak Corporation

Blast caught up with all that is going on with Caroline D’Amore. She’s an actress, model, clothing designer and DJ. She’s staring in “Sorority Row,” which Blast screened this week for some lucky winners.

Be on the lookout for her new film and her swimwear line on the catwalk.

Blast: First we’d like to talk about your new film, “Sorority Row.” Have you worked with the horror genre before?

Caroline D’Amore: No, I did a really low budget indie horror film where I played a ghost but I’ve always been a really big horror film fanatic. This is my first big horror film so I’m really excited about it.

Blast: I recently saw on another interview that you mentioned that “Sorority Row” has elements from films such as “Mean Girls” and “Scream,” can you explain that a bit more?

CD: Yeah, honestly it’s the dry sense of humor that all these young girls have.

I feel like this people will have low expectations for this movie, but the witty dry sense of humor is so right on and funny throughout the whole thing. Without the horror, it’s a comedy, without the comedy it’s a horror film. So it’s one of the better horror films. Dry and hysterical but really scary at the same time.

Blast: Do you think you’ll do more horror movies in the future, or what genre would you like to explore more?

CD: Absolutely. Maybe not the same type but I’d love to do more-whether working, writing or..I’d just like to be involved. I love horror movies-they’re never going to win an Oscar but it’s a fun time shooting, so I’m game! And everybody loves horror films, there’s a big market for them.

Blast: I’m also interested in your DJ career-how did you get into music?

CD: Honestly, I’ve always been obsessed with DJing and DJ AM kind of showed me everything. I was always watching him and thinking he was the coolest guy in the world-I still do. And I’d annoy him — ‘whats that? what are you doing there?’ And I took a job. A guy asked for a female DJ, and I told him I was, but then I thought, ‘Oh no! What did I do?’ So I asked DJ AM, and he helped.

After that I got asked to do another show, and it kind of blew up from there. I’ve been all over the world — Egypt, I did the Olympics, and then I did the MTV awards in Japan. I DJ’ed with Will.i.am and somebody in Japan came up to me that night and asked to sign me!

(Check out the track “Love Like This One,” and her new album “J-Girls’ Celebrity Mix” on Sony)

It’s been the most amazing trippy experience ever, I never thought that is where my career would go. If I had to have a career anywhere else, Japan would be the place. It’s been a wild ride and it’s so fun, and I’m actually getting offers from really great artists to remix their stuff.

Blast: So knowing about music and rhythm must be helpful when doing fashion shows, right? How does those two aspects of your life connect?

CD: Everything is slowly connecting, it’s the weirdest thing! It’s all kind of coming together. I think my future, end goal in life would probably be just to have my own production company, make my own movies and put music to it that I like. Something where I can combine all of my talents. I’m on a good path right now.

Blast: And you have a fashion line?

CD: A swimwear line called D’Amore by Marceau and we’ve done Smashbox and Miami Fashion Week, all that.

It’s on the Dash website and featured on Kourtney & Khloe Take Miami. We used their Dash models, and it was pretty cool. Seven hundred people got turned away at the door; it was packed!

Blast: Is there a specific trend in fashion right now that you really love? Or is there a trend you don’t like for that matter?

CD: Yeah, I kind of don’t always go with the trend. I really (don’t like) the little headbands that are in right now. I kind of like cool vintage rocker shirts, I love the look of looking like you raided your boyfriends closet. It’s always cute.

Blast: Anything else you’d like to add?

CD: I just want everybody to see Sorority Row and enjoy!

We’re truly excited for this one.

Sorority Row brings back so many memories about college and Greek life and murderous, venomous sorority girls.

It truly is the best time of your life.

In honor of the girls of Theta Pi — and the girls of Northeastern University’s Delta Zeta, Sigma Sigma Sigma, Delta Phi Epsilon, Sigma Delta Tau, and Alpha Epsilon Phi, and we’re sure BU and MIT have sororities — Blast is giving away a slew of free passes to a September 10 7 p.m. showing of Sorority Row here in Boston.

All you have to do is register on the site and comment on this story.

We’re also giving away cups, bottle openers, ping pong balls and posters!

And if you’re a member of Greek life, be sure to post your letters!