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The Facebook movie was number one this weekend just like I predicted again. I was even close to the box office total. It came in @ 23 million. Ok so who owes me money or double or nothing for next weekend. Here are the rest of the totals
Weekend Box Office Estimates (U.S.)
Oct 1 - 3 weekend
1 - The Social Network Columbia TriStar Motion Picture Group $23,000,000 TOTAL: $23,000,000
2 2 Legend of the Guardians: The Owls of Ga'Hoole Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $10,855,000 TOTAL: $30,047,000
3 1 Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps 20th Century Fox $10,100,000 TOTAL: $35,876,000
4 3 The Town Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $10,000,000 TOTAL: $64,307,000
5 4 Easy A Sony Pictures Releasing $7,000,000 TOTAL: $42,428,000
6 5 You Again Walt Disney Studios Motion Pictures $5,552,000 TOTAL: $16,437,000
7 - Case 39 Paramount Vantage $5,350,000 TOTAL: $5,350,000
8 - Let Me In Relativity Media Distribution Group $5,300,000 TOTAL: $5,300,000
9 6 Devil Universal Pictures $3,672,000 TOTAL: $5,350,000
10 8 Alpha and Omega Lionsgate $3,000,000 TOTAL: $19,025,000
The rest when you jump
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Toy Story 3 did it again at the box office making $59,000,000 over the weekend. Tom Cruise had a disappointing weekend only making $20,000,000 at the box office. It was the worst result for a Cruise action flick in 20 years. People say it still is the couch incident but to me if you have a good story, that will bring in the audience no matter who is starring in the film. Point, The Hangover. But here are the rest of the totals.
Weekend Box Office Estimates (U.S.)
Jun 25 - 27 weekend
1 1 Toy Story 3 Walt Disney Studios Distribution $59,000,000 TOTAL: $226,552,000
2 - Grown Ups Sony Pictures Releasing $41,000,000 TOTAL: $41,000,000
3 - Knight and Day 20th Century Fox Distribution $20,500,000 TOTAL: $20,500,000
4 2 The Karate Kid Sony Pictures Releasing $15,400,000 TOTAL: $135,641,000
5 3 The A-Team 20th Century Fox Distribution $6,000,000 TOTAL: $62,843,000
6 4 Get Him to the Greek Universal Pictures $3,010,000 TOTAL: $54,486,000
7 5 Shrek Forever After Paramount Pictures $2,875,000 TOTAL: $229,313,000
8 6 Prince of Persia: The Sands of Time Walt Disney Studios Distribution $2,801,000 TOTAL: $86,177,000
9 8 Killers Lionsgate $2,000,000 TOTAL: $44,000,000
10 7 Jonah Hex Warner Bros. Pictures, Warner Bros. Pictures Distribution $1,600,000 TOTAL: $9,144,000
The rest of the post after the jump.
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Ye' Uttered the now famous line "I'm sorry, but Beyoncé had one of the best videos of all time," then vanished with then girlfriend Amber Rose and his bottle of Henny.
But with the release of his new positively received single "Power" and a new album on the way, Yeezy is ready to make a comeback.
BET released a statement saying in part “While West received much backlash and criticism following the VMAs, BET decided to give the multifaceted performer a spot in music history during its 10 year anniversary special.”
Other performers on the show will include Trey Songz, Nicki Minaj, Diddy and Dirty Money as well as T.I.
Singer John Legend will receive The Humanitarian Award.
The show will take place at 8pm, June 27.
I'm sure he will rip the set.
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As you ,may know Justin Beiber, who is Usher's artist, was nominated for a BET award. The award really doesnt mean anything but it's funny to see the reaction the Jimmy Kimmel show got when interviewing people from south Central LA. Especially the lady @ the 1:00 minute mark.
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Sheila Johnson is the ex-wife of Bob Johnson who founded BET and made a cool $2 billion from its sale to Viacom. Peep what Sheila had to say about her thoughts on the network…
*Sheila Johnson, the co-founder of Black Entertainment Television alongside her ex-husband Bob Johnson, was asked by The Daily Beast blog what she thought about her groundbreaking network since selling it to Viacom in 2000 for $1.3 billion.
“Don’t even get me started,” says the 60-year-old Johnson, who has since divorced and remarried (charmingly enough, to the Virginia circuit court judge who presided over her divorce). “I don’t watch it. I suggest to my kids [a twentysomething daughter and a college-age son] that they don’t watch it… I’m ashamed of it, if you want to know the truth. Well who really cares cause I don't watch bet. What do they air anyway?
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