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Good Boys behaved themselves, opening at number one with $21 million. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw were still in the race at number two with $14.1 million. The Lion King (2019) sunk it’s teeth in at number three with $11.9 million.   The Angry Birds

This Comic Con turned out to be rather worthwhile in terms of cast signings. I had a lot of luck with some of the smaller signings at the Fox booth, and I even scored a WB signing through the online lottery system! Prior to attending the Con,

I should begin with the facts. A few months ago I started having a major fangirl crush on Misha Collins. It has since grown into a huge, unbreakable, unhealthy, and at times unbearable crush. It is what it is and goes with the fangirl territory, I suppose.

I was lucky enough to attend the press table for The Boys, a new series from Amazon Prime Video. The comic series of the same name was created by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, which centers on a group of antiheroes who call themselves The Boys. In

Hey there box office junkies! I am back from Comic Con. Look for those articles to start trickling in soon. For now, here is this weekend’s breakdown!   The Lion King roared at number one for the second week with $75 million. Once Upon a Time in

This is the last Box Office Breakdown before San Diego Comic Con!!!!   Spider-Man: Far from Home snared the top spot again with $45.3 million. Toy Story 4 was still in play, holding at number two with $20.6 million. Crawl snapped up the number three spot, opening

A few months ago I attended the Fan X Comic Con convention in Seattle. They had a star studded cast of celebrities. It was difficult to choose who to meet! Once I saw that my unicorn Karl Urban had been scheduled to attend, I jumped on board.

Toy Story 4 got some play, holding at number one with $57.9 million. Annabelle Comes Home had a nice welcoming, opening at number two with $31.2 million (5 day total).   Yesterday was not forgotten, opening at number three with $17 million.   Aladdin (2019) was still