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Kevin Hart standing on the back of a wheelchir driven by Bryan Cranston in The Upside. (Photo: The Weinstein Co.)

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Upside Leads; Aquaman Passes $1B Globally Three-time champ Aquaman was unexpectedly knocked off its perch last weekend (Jan.11-13), as the Kevin Hart-Bryan Cranston dramedy The Upside surpassed predictions to land in first place with $20.36 million. The weekend’s other two new

Weekend Box Office

Aquaman Leads for Third Straight Weekend On a weekend with just one new wide release, Warner Bros. Pictures’ Aquaman repeated at the top of the box office for the third weekend in a row with $31.00 million, down 40.5 percent from the previous weekend, while holdovers Mary Poppins

Holiday Break

Balancing Holiday Socializing and You Time We are less than a week away from Christmas. And whether or not you celebrate the holiday, one thing is for certain: There is a good chance your weekend is already jam packed with holiday parties. Even if you don’t celebrate Christmas,

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Weekend Box Office

Holiday Break

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