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Super Short Sunday – Victor Calderone Edition November 5, 2023 By: Scott This week I went out in the hopes to meet house music’s legendary producer, remixer, and DJ, Victor Calderone. I have been listening to Victor’s music and remixes since the 1990s and have not had
Five Nights at Freddy’s had a few more lucrative nights, holding at number one with $19.3 million. Taylor Swift and Killers of the Flower Moon also held at numbers two and three. The people said no thank you, no thank you very much to Priscilla which opened
Super Short Sunday – Underworld Edition October 29, 2023 By: Scott One of my favorite electronic groups is Underworld. I have enjoyed their music ever since first hearing the single “Born Slippy. NUXX”. As a music fan, I would have thought I would have seen the group
Happy Halloween my box office junkies!!! Five Nights at Freddy’s had an amazing three days, opening at number one with $78 million. Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour encored at number two with $14.7 million. Killers of the Flower Moon and After Death also dropped down one spot
The people said yay yay to Tay Tay, whose documentary concert opened at number one with $31 million. Killers of the Flower Moon smelled pretty sweet, opening at number two with $23 million. The Exorcist Believer was possessed, holding at number three. The Nightmare Before Christmas 30th
October 22, 2023 By: Scott This week I went out for Gregg Araki. Gregg made some of my favorite films while I was in college. Gregg was very friendly, signed my posters, and took a picture with me. Thank you Gregg for being so fan friendly! Share
Super Short Sundays – Lana Del Rey Edition October 15, 2023 By: Scott I know it has been a while since I have written for the site. Sometimes life just takes over. This week Mike and I were out and were lucky enough to get Lana Del
The Nun II was blessed, holding the top spot with $14.7 million. A Haunting in Venice conjured up $14.5 million, opening at number two. The Equalizer 3 and My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 held onto their respective placement on the chart. The newcomer, indie flick Jawan
It was sequel city this weekend at the box office. The Nun II was unholy, opening at number one with $32 million. The Equalizer 3 got revenge by opening at number two with $12 million. Lastly, My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3 opened at number three with
Gran Turismo sped into first place, opening at number one with $17.3 million. Barbie played well, holding at number two with $17.1 million. Blue Beetle got bugged, falling to number three. The rest of the chart was a repeat of last week with the exception of newcomer
Blue Beetle flapped its wings, opening at number one with $25 million. Barbie kept dreaming at number two with $21 million. Oppenheimer blew things up at number three with $10 million. Strays was the only newcomer which opened at number five while the rest of the chart
Barbie was truly a dream, holding at number one with another $33.7 million. Oppenheimer blew the competition away, holding at number two with another $18.8 million. Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles came out of their shells and moved up a spot to number three. Meg 2 lost its