reporter: the movie is the biggest domestic start for a solo female director, greta gerwig, surpassing wonder woman. mattel and warner bros., they have to be just tickled pink. reporter: barbie is made by mattel, and warner bros. discovery, the same parent company as cnn. everything about this movie and the toy is fun, right? and i think people are looking to escape. reporter: barbie bested this weekend s other blockbuster, oppemheimer about the father of the atomic bomb. i don t know if we can be trusted with such a weapon. reporter: which made at least $80 million over the weekend. the two blockbusters premiering at the same time spawned fan mash-ups dubbed barbenheimer. we ll remember this day. reporter: the two real films contributed to the fourth highest grossing movie weekend ever in north america, something theater owners hope is a sign
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the most important item. i read it, i checked the sources, it s real ice cream is better for you. they don t know why but it s healthy. what is your favorite flavor as we approach a warmer season. this is long conversation i have like my pure flavors. i like mint chip sure. but then i can go for like the mash ups with cookie dough and swirls and brownies and things ben and jerry make in volume you know, manipulate chip and cookies and cream i m always partial to but if i had to go all-time sort of like combining they had a half that s half vanilla ice cream cookie dough and half chocolate brownie batter you don t have to tell me about ice cream. i love ice cream this is the best story of late that ice cream is healthych. as always, nicolle, i feel like we finish each others ice cream sandwiches i m going to get all excited for the hand-off every day like we have a great show for you
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