let s get the scoop from entertain editor from associated press. it s good to have you on. let s start off with the movies. it s a movie bonanza. sherlock holmes is in theaters. a follow-up to the film expected to bring in about $65 million this weekend. we have alvin and the chipmunks expected to bring in $35 million. it will be big at the box office. it s not a big movie, but they love it. okay, another for the daals this time. the girl with the dragon tattoo. the date is being moved up. why would they move it up and would it help sales? people were so anxious for the movie, they are giving a christmas or holiday gift. i saw the movie and last monday, our critic gave it 3 1/2 out of 4 stars. it s not for the whole family to see. it is not. not even for some adults. it s dark and difficult to
their employees the day off. katie caperton entertain editor at cnn.com joins me here, once again. when i first heard nine out of ten businesses, are you wondered, are any businesses in the u.s. giving people time off for this. not a holiday in the u.s., sadly, unfortunately. you can call in sick. roughly 88% of u.k. businesses are letting their employees take the day off. so, country is shutting down. it s like a national skip day, basically. it s a bank holiday, which means it s not mandatory for companies to let their employees stay home, but they re enjoying it. will people have options? you don t get necessarily invited, but will they have options for someone who can go down there and get a view of anything, how does that work? a lot of people camping along the parade route. you won t believe it, days ahead of time people will be camping out. goodness gracious. is it two weeks from yesterday? excited? i m excited to get this thing