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'Tenet' ticket sales reach $200 million worldwide

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© 2020 Warner Bros. Entertainment Inc. All Rights Reserved.(LOS ANGELES) — Tenet has brought in $200 million worldwide, according to Variety. 

The film starring John David Washington and Robert Pattinson opened in the U.S. and Canada on September 3. Although Warner Bros. touted at $20 million debut, the film actually only brought in $9 million that first weekend between Friday and Sunday, not counting weekday preview screenings and Labor Day. The second weekend saw a 29% drop with a total of $6.7 million across the two markets.

Gathering the box office tallies globally, the film has brought in more than $200 million through ticket sales, with showings available in an additional 100 venues during its second weekend.  

Variety reports that 65-75% of theaters in the U.S. are open with precautions and limited capacity in place, while theaters in such film hot spots as Los Angeles and New York City remain shuttered due to the pandemic.

Tenet, which sees Washington as a CIA agent working to manipulate time in an effort to stop World War III, is the first major studio film to be released during the pandemic. It was originally scheduled for release on July 17, then was moved to July 31 and moved a third time to August 12.

Additionally, Disney’s live action Mulan also pulled in lackluster opening weekend numbers, earning $23.2 million following its Friday debut in China and $37.6 million across the globe, with a production budget of $200 million. Rather than releasing the film in theaters in the U.S., Mulan went straight to Disney+ for $30.  

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By Cillea Houghton
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Miranda Lambert, Thomas Rhett and more named early ACM Awards winners

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Courtesy of the Academy of Country MusicAhead of Wednesday night’s ACM Awards show, three off-camera category winners have already been announced, according to CMT.

Miranda Lambert takes home the trophy for Vocal Event of the Year with “Fooled Around and Fell in Love,” along with her collaborators Maren Morris, Ashley McBryde, Tenille Townes, Caylee Hammack and Elle King. The group of women toured together in 2019 on Miranda’s Roadside Bars & Pink Guitars run; the song is their spin on Elvin Bishop’s 1975 hit. 

It’s an especially exciting win for Tenille, who’s already picking up her second ACM trophy even though the show hasn’t happened yet. She was previously awarded a win in the category of New Female Artist of the Year.

Next up, Thomas Rhett is celebrating an early victory. He picks up the Video of the Year trophy for his “Remember You Young.” That song comes off of Thomas’ 2019 album, Center Point Road, and was also a chart-topping radio hit.

Finally, Hillary Lindsey wins in the category of Songwriter of the Year. Ever since her first number-one song with Martina McBride’s 2002 hit, “Blessed,” Hillary has become one of Nashville’s most in-demand songwriters, working with Tim McGraw, Luke Bryan, Lady A and many more.

The rest of the winners at the 2020 ACM Awards will be revealed during the show on Wednesday, September 16. The event will broadcast live on CBS.

By Carena Liptak
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You can stay in the iconic 'Fresh Prince of Bel-Air' mansion for just $30 a night

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Alice S. Hall/NBCU Photo Bank(LOS ANGELES) — If you wanted to enjoy the comforts of the iconic Fresh Prince of Bel-Air mansion, you’re in luck.  To celebrate the beloved sitcom’s 30th anniversary, Will Smith is giving fans a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to actually spend a night in Uncle Phil’s sprawling home.

The Bel-Air mansion has been listed on Airbnb as “The Freshest Los Angeles Mansion Around,” but is only available for five nights — October 2, 5, 8, 11 and 14 — for $30 a pop.

Smith himself penned the listing, writing, “If this place looks familiar that’s because it’s just as fly as it was when I first rolled up the driveway. I’m back. And this time, I’m handing you the keys so you’ll have my wing of the mansion all to yourself – but my sneaker collection is off limits, aight?”

Smith encourages all renters to “act like you own the place” because it will be “your crib for the night.” 

People who manage to snag a night’s stay will enjoy amenities such as a pool area that’s “great for dips,” an outdoor lounge, dining room and the bedroom Smith himself stayed at.

If that doesn’t sound like heaven, each renter gets hooked up with “a fresh pair of Jordans” so they can play a game of hoops inside Smith’s bedroom.

The Oscar nominee also strongly encourages renters to “do it like my guy DJ Jazzy Jeff so don’t forget your sunglasses!”  The DJ will also virtually welcome all guests.

Due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, Smith states that the house will be thoroughly cleaned per CDC guidelines and standards between each visit.  In addition, the listing is only available to residents from the L.A. County area, so those who try to snag a date will need to provide proof of residency.

By Megan Stone
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Rachael Ray shared harrowing aftermath of house fire

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D Dipasupil/Getty Images(NEW YORK) — Rachael Ray is giving her fans an inside look at the devastating aftermath of a fire that occurred at her home last month. 

Over the weekend, the television host and well-known cook shared snippets of her Lake Luzerne, NY home engulfed in flames, as well as the grim ash remnants that remained as a result of the house fire that occurred on August 9.

“This was our bedroom, and our library. And that was our bathroom and our dressing area,” she said in a clip posted to Instagram.

Ray, her husband, John Cusimano, and their dog, Bella, were not harmed in the incident, but the same cannot be said for some of their most sentimental items. 

In a separate Instagram post, she wrote, “On Aug. 9th, my house burned. 15 years of memories; 40 years of notebooks, drawing, thoughts, my life’s work. In the years that I lived here, I learned an awful lot. In the few weeks since it burned, I think I’ve learned even more. Today, we’re going to share what’s left of our home.” 

Last month, a rep for Ray told Entertainment Tonight that the cause of the fire had not yet been determined.

Ray plans to reveal all the details surrounding the incident complete with “never-seen-before personal footage” during the Season 15 premiere of Rachael Ray, which is scheduled for Monday, September 14.

By Danielle Long
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Keith Urban will bring Pink to the stage at the 2020 ACMs for world TV premiere of their duet

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ABC/Image Group LAKeith Urban and pop superstar Pink will deliver a very special performance during the ACM Awards this week. The singer announced over the weekend that he and his duet partner will give the world television premiere of their new single, “One Too Many.”

The song comes off Keith’s next album, The Speed of Now Part 1, which will drop just two days after the ACMs on September 18.

“One Too Many” is one of a couple different out-of-genre collaborations on the project. Keith also worked with country-rap up-and-comer Breland and guitarist Nile Rodgers. The project also features the duet version of Keith’s single “We Were,” featuring Eric Church, who had a hand in penning the tune.

The ACM Awards will be a busy night for Keith this year. In addition to being a performer, he’s also the show’s host, and will navigate a ceremony that looks very different than usual this year.

Pushed from its usual April date and Las Vegas location due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the ACM Awards will now take place in Nashville and broadcast from three iconic Music City venues: The Grand Ole Opry House, the Bluebird Cafe and the Ryman Auditorium.

The show will take place this Wednesday, September 16 at 8 p.m. ET. You can watch the festivities live on CBS.

By Carena Liptak
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