The Mean Girls musical remake took the box office by storm over the weekend, in spite of Winter Storm Gerri. The film brought in $28 million over the three-day stretch—compared to the $24.4 million the original 2004 film brought in. It is expected to reach at least $32 million by Monday (January 15th). Meanwhile, Beekeeper debuted in second place with $16.8 million and is expected to hit $19.2 million by Monday (January 15th). Box Office Numbers from Friday (January 12th) through Sunday (January 14th): 1. Mean Girls, $28 million 2. Beekeeper, $16.8 million 3. Wonka, $7.6 million 4. Anyone But You, $7.5 million 5. Migration, $5.15 million 6. Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom, $4.86 million 7. Guntur Kaaram, $4.1 million 8. Night Swim, $4 million 9. Boys in the Boat, $3.5 million 10. The Book of Clarence, $2.58 million
Sergione Infuso/Corbis via Getty ImagesBruce Springsteen has released the latest edition to his Live Archives Series: his July 23, 2013, concert at Millennium Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.
The show was part of the European leg of his Wrecking Ball tour, with Springsteen archivist Erik Flannigan calling it “a rambunctious romp loaded with rarities.”
In addition to performances of classics like “Hungry Heart,” “Born to Run,” “Dancing in the Dark,” “Tenth Avenue Freeze-Out” and an acoustic “Thunder Road,” the show featured the one and only performance of “TV Movie,” from the Tracks box set, along with “Cynthia,” “Summertime Blues” and “Tougher Than The Rest." There s also a cover of The Animals "We Gotta Get Out Of This Place,” featuring a guest appearance by The Animals Eric Burdon.
The show is currently streaming exclusively on nugs.net, and is also available on CD and hi-res downloads.
And Bruce fans will soon get to see him
Keanu Reeves does it all. He's a well-known actor; his band, Dogstar, was on tour last year. Now, he's writing a novel called The Book of Elsewhere with author China Miéville. The new book is a spinoff of his comic book series BRZRKR and is set to be released in July. "The series tells the story of an immortal warrior's fight through the ages," the Matrix actor said on Good Morning America Wednesday (January 10th). "I love the world of BRZRKR so much that I wanted to explore it further and I thought one of the best ways to do that is through a novel." He added, "The Book of Elsewhere will publish in July 2024; if you read it, I hope you love it. Thank you."
Kevin Winter/Getty Images for The Recording Academy Bonnie Raitt is using her fame to bring attention to a documentary short film that has a chance at an Oscar nomination this year.
The singer’s Instagram page is highlighting the film The Last Repair Shop, which recently made the Oscars’ shortlist in the Documentary Short Subject category.
“With the start of the new year, we want to share this beautiful short film from @latimes called @thelastrepairshop,” Bonnie shares, noting the film tells the story of the craftspeople who work at the Los Angeles Unified School District’s instrument repair shop.
The film also talks to the students at the school, who reveal “the impact that music and learning to play an instrument has had on their young lives.”
“The film is a testament to the diversity of Los Angeles and the power of music education in the lives of young people who invest themselves in opportunities offered to them, free of charge, and open up a whole new