`Superbad' still No. 1 with &#36;18 million
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Hollywood notched its first $4 billion summer as teen geeks helped Hollywood end the season in record fashion.
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On a night in which Foxâs Super Bowl coverage won a resounding victory in the ratings, ABC, CBS and NBC struggled to attract even meager audiences during prime time. CBS fared best, finishing a very distant runner-up thanks in part to the strength of â60 Minutes,â which drew 5 million viewers at 8 p.m., according to Nielsenâs estimate. This veteran news magazine followed a news special on the National Guard at 7 p.m., âCBS Reportsâ (3.3 million), while repeats of CBSâs âSharkâ and âCold Caseâ attracted 4.2 million and 6.1 million viewers, respectively, at 9 and 10 p.m. ABC, in third place for the night, outpaced CBS in the important demographic of adults 18 to 49, getting a boost later in the night from the 2004 movie with Ben Stiller and Robert De Niro, âMeet the Fockers,â which averaged 4.1 million viewers from 9 to 11. NBC ranked fourth over all with four repeat hours of âThe Biggest Loser,â which averaged 2.3 million viewers.
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Comedy "Superbad" proved to be super good at North American box offices, holding onto the No. 1 slot for the second straight weekend and pushing summer ticket sales above $4 billion for the first time ever, according to studio estimates on Sunday.
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With three characters played by one funny comedian, it is no surprise that Eddie Murphyâs âNorbitâ took number 1 in the box office this weekend bringing in almost $35 million.  Coming in second is the other movie debuting in the U.S. and Canada,...
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The boy wizard still has a magic touch at the box office.
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Here is the list of the movies that are topping the chart this week.
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George Clooney's and his abettors heisted a whopping &#36;39.2 million over   the weekend, according to final studio estimates Monday.
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Animated autos retained the pole position as &quot;Cars&quot; came in No. 1 at the box office for a second weekend with &#36;31.2 million, holding off the wrestling comedy &quot;Nacho Libre&quot; and another car tale, &quot;The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.&quot;
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The Super Bowl may be four months away but ad sales are already hotter than Janet Jackson at last year&#39;s halftime show. Fox, which will broadcast the big game on Feb. 6, has sold out two
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A prequel to the original classic, it made $18 million.
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Despite getting bad reviews from critics, the revamped horror flick, &#39;Exorcist: The Beginning,&#39; was the top movie this week, grossing a total of 18.
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North American box-office performance as of Sunday for Oscar best-picture nominees:
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U.S. Internet advertising surged 38  percent to a record &#36;3.9 billion in the first quarter as  marketers moved additional dollars to the Web, according to  data released on Tuesday.
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Low-budget horror film Boogeyman tops the North American box office chart over Super Bowl weekend.
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"Shark Tale" remained the big fish at the box office, with the animated comedy taking in &#36;31.7 million to hold the No. 1 spot for a second straight weekend.
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Proving that bad reviews don't necessarily bury you National   Treasure dug up an estimated &#36;35.2 million to top the nation's   weekend box-office.
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Just a couple of hours to go and it will be clear which movie is getting the Oscar for best film. I was wondering whether Google Trends will have any predictive value and did 3 Trend searches. Release dates and other factors haven&#8217;t been taken into consideration and the whole exercise is in no way scientific, just [...]