'Valentine's Day' takes Friday b.o.
7:59 AM PST 2/13/2010 by Carl DiOrio,
AP
'The Wolfman' lands second place spot
Warner Bros.' ensemble romantic comedy "Valentine's Day" delivered a sweet $14.6 in estimated first-day boxoffice Friday to start the four-day President’s Day weekend in first place.
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