&#39;Forgotten&#39; creeps into top spot
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The movie thriller &quot;The Forgotten&quot; scared up $22 million over the weekend to claim the No. 1 spot at the box office. Critics hated &quot;The Forgotten&quot; but its ad campaign was considered highly effective, showing
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LIKE A Rolling Stone, the Bob Dylan classic, has been voted the greatest song of all time. The folk legend&#39;s 1965 hit topped a list in Rolling Stone Magazine, which also featured music by The Beatles and The Who.
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Moviegoers held a big &quot;Grudge&quot; over the weekend - but this time, it was a good thing: They turned the low-budget horror flick &quot;The Grudge&quot; into the nation&#39;s top hit.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 19.  Imagine a list of history&#39;s greatest astronauts without any mention of Americans. History&#39;s greatest philosophers without any mention of the Greeks. Absurd. But here&#39;s one more: a commemoration of 50 years of rock&#39;n&#39;roll ...
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It may be hard to believe that anybody has not seen &quot;The Phantom of the Opera&quot; after more than 65,000 performances in 18 countries since 1988, but on Wednesday the
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Rolling Stone magazine has named the top 500 songs of all-time, and, well, the No. 1 song isn't exactly a complete unknown.
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Here is a list of the top ten movies of the week.
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Some spectacular companies are hiding in an unlikely place.
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Last week was another miserable one for music sales, but with one modest highlight: The indie-heavy âJunoâ movie soundtrack rose one spot to the top of the Billboard chart, becoming the first album in Rhino Recordsâ three-decade history to reach No. 1. After the announcement of four Oscar nominations for âJuno,â including best picture, the soundtrack sold 65,000 copies, according to Nielsen SoundScan, bumping Alicia Keysâs âAs I Amâ (J), which moved 60,000, to No. 2. In the fourth straight week of very low sales, Natasha Bedingfield opened at No. 3 with 50,000 copies of âPocketful of Sunshineâ (Epic), Mary J. Bligeâs âGrowing Painsâ (Geffen) sold 45,000 to reach No. 4, and Radiohead dropped one spot to No. 5 with âIn Rainbowsâ (ATO), moving 35,000. Cat Powerâs new âJukeboxâ (Matador) reached No. 12 with 29,000 copies sold.
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Critics weren&#39;t kind to it, but audiences took a shine to The Forgotten, which topped another weak movie weekend. The Julianne Moore thriller scared up $22 million, according to
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The thriller starring Julianne Moore takes the top seat at the box office this weekend. Regardless of lukewarm reviews, Julianne Mooreâs thriller, âThe Forgottenâ, scared audiences this weekend, earning $22 million.
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Sarah Michelle Gellar&#39;s Hallowe&#39;en scary movie The Grudge has scored another impressive week at the top of the US box office to keep Ray, the acclaimed Ray Charles biopic, from breaking in at number one.
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LOS ANGELES - It's been a bad time for movies in general lately, but good for thrillers like "The Forgotten," which claimed the No. 1 box office spot over the weekend, scaring up $22 million...
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Take That held on to the number one spot  in the British singles and albums chart for a third week, the  Official UK Charts Company said on Sunday.
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The action film holds on to the top box office spot.
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It&#39;s hard to put a finger on what we&#39;ll miss most about Julia Child. Musicians are missed for their sentimentality, painters for their innovative creativity, writers for their forethought.
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Reformed pop group Take That have the UK number one single and album for the second week running.