Suddenly Susan Archive

Joker got the last laugh, holding at number one for a a second week with $55 million. The Addams Family (2019) creeped in at number two, opening with $30.2 million.   Gemini Man was twice as bad, opening at number three with just $20.5 million.   Abominable

Back in August I attended a little known gem of a music festival called, The International Pop Overthrow. Truth be told, Mark Sheppard had announced on his Instagram that he’d be playing drums there along with a friendly invite to come see him. So a fangirl pal

Abominable was delightful, opening at number one with $20.8 million. Downton Abbey was still in fashion at number two with $14.5 million. Hustlers were conned at number three with $11.4 million.   It: Chapter Two was checked out at number four with $10.4 million. Ad Astra was

Downton Abbey was very posh, opening at number one with $31 million. Ad Astra blasted into second place, opening with $19.2 million.   Rambo: Last Blood barely drew any, opening at number three with $19.0 million.   It: Chapter Two floated down to number four with $17.2

It: Chapter 2 scared up $91 million, opening in first place. Angel Has Fallen fell down to number two with $6 million.   Good Boys were still behaving at number three with $5.3 million. The Lion King (2019) roared  at number four with $4.1 million.   Overcomer

Angel Has Fallen rose to the top spot for a second week with $11.5 million. Good Boys were well behaved at number two with $9.1 million.   The Lion King (2019) clawed back up to number three with $6.7 million. Fast & Furious Presents: Hobbs & Shaw

Supernatural, one of the longest running shows in TV history, had its last ever panel at this year’s SDCC. The cast and their fans got to say goodbye sharing some laughs, thanks, and a lot of tears. The CW show is entering its fifteenth and final season

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