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Brendan Hunt, Jason Sudeikis, Juno Temple, Hannah Waddingham, and Brett Goldstein in Ted Lasso (2020)

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The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping

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Weekend Domestic Box Office: ‘Other Mommy’ Scares Up $27.5 Million in Debut

Jessica Chastain’s supernatural horror flick Other Mommy won the weekend box office with a $27.6 million domestic debut, followed by Verity starring Anne Hathaway, Josh Hartnett, and Dakota Johnson with $11.48 million in its second weekend.

Meanwhile, Aaron Sorkin’s The Social Reckoning debuted to an anemic $4.01 million while Alejandro G. Iñárritu’s divisive Tom Cruise film Digger saw a drop of 60% from its opening weekend with $3.2 million.

Here are the domestic tallies for the weekend of Oct. 9-11, 2026:

1. Other Mommy: $27.5 million

2. Verity: $11.48 million

3. Heart of the Beast: $27.5 million

4. Resident Evil: $5.82 million

5. Forgotten Island: $4.5 million

6. Primetime: $4.01 million

7. The Social Reckoning: $4.01 million

8. Digger: $3.2 million

9. Angel and the Badman: $2.06 million

10. The Odyssey: $2.0 million

Data powered by Box Office Mojo.

The Weekly Top 10: “East of Eden” Remains No. 1 For Second Week 

October 12, 2026

Netflix's "East of Eden" remains the number one title on IMDb for the second week in a row. The John Steinbeck adaptation has been a hit with viewers, who have given the miniseries an 8.1 IMDb rating as of this writing.

Joining the top 10 is "Carrie," Mike Flanagan's latest Stephen King adaptation that brings the telekinetic teen into the 21st century to contend with cyber bullying, conspiracy theories, and high school metal detectors.

Josh Hartnett has the distinction of being in two top titles this week. The actor stars in both "Below," a newly released sea monster series on Netflix, and Verity, the Colleen Hoover thriller co-starring Dakota Johnson and Anne Hathaway.

Here are the top 10 titles on IMDb for the week ending October 10, 2026.

1. "East of Eden" (Netflix)

2. "Carrie" (Prime Video)

3. "Below" (Netflix)

4. Digger (in theaters)

5. "Lanterns" (HBO Max)

6. Verity (in theaters)

7. Animals (Netflix)

8. Other Mommy (in theaters)

9. Resident Evil (in theaters)

10. "Ted Lasso" (Apple TV+)

‘Artemis Fowl’ Lands Animated TV Adaptation at Disney

Fantasy book series “Artemis Fowl” will get the TV adaptation treatment at Disney.

The series from author Eoin Colfer will be adapted into an animated TV series on Disney Channel and Disney+, Colfer revealed during the “25 Years of Artemis Fowl” panel at New York Comic Con on Sunday.

Centered on the titular 13-year-old genius, the action-adventure fantasy series follows Artemis Fowl as he discovers an underground world of armed, dangerous and surprisingly high-tech fairies. He hatches a plan to capture one and steal its magic to heal his dying mother and save his family, according to the official logline.

Colfer will executive produce the series alongside Ben Juwono and Colleen Evanson.

‘Miami Vice ’85’ First Look: Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler Revive Tubbs and Crockett as Reboot Begins Filming

Michael B. Jordan and Austin Butler’s “Miami Vice ’85” reboot has dropped its first look at the two stars in character as filming has started.

Jordan is Ricardo Tubbs and Butler is Sonny Crockett in the reboot, based on the popular ’80s detective show that ran from 1984 to 1989. In the original series, Don Johnson starred as Crockett and Philip Michael Thomas was Tubbs. The two characters are police detectives who work undercover in Miami, Florida.

The “Miami Vice ’85” cast also includes Alden Ehrenreich, Whitney Peak, Camila Morrone, Danny Ramirez, John Leguizamo, Andrew Schulz, Edi Gathegi, Walton Goggins, André Holland and Michael Irby. The film is directed by Joseph Kosinski, who recently helmed “F1” and “Top Gun: Maverick,” and it will arrive in theaters on May 19, 2028.

The reboot will explore “the glamour and corruption of mid-80’s Miami” and is “inspired by the pilot episode and first season of

Ynon Kreiz,  the Intense CEO Who Thrives When His Back Is Against the Wall

On Thursday morning, shortly after 9:30 a.m., Ynon Kreiz, David Ellison and the entire senior leadership team at Skydance walked across the floor of the New York Stock Exchange in lower Manhattan to the booth operated by Citadel Securities, where a large gold bell had been set up.

They were there for the first trade, a ceremony that the NYSE holds whenever a public company rings the opening bell, a made-for-the-cameras moment. Citadel trader Peter Giacchi called out the trade. “I’ve got $9 on 519,000 shares!” he shouted, as Ellison held a wooden mallet, striking the bell as the group burst into applause.

Then Kreiz took the mallet and landed a cannon-shot ring on the bell that was so loud that one of the Citadel traders turned around in shock, and even Wall Street veteran Gerry Cardinale’s eyebrows were raised.

As anyone who has ever had a handshake with Kreiz will tell you,

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