Magic Mike

Magic Mike

Channing Tatum bares all (or most) in Steven Soderbergh's hit Magic Mike. Tatum plays Mike, the main attraction of a raucous male strip show in Florida. Mike dreams of a career beyond stripping, but his love for the party lifestyle makes it difficult for him to grow up. That changes, however, when he befriends the sister (Cody Horn) of his young protegé (Alex Pettyfer). Matthew McConaughey, Alex Pettyfer, and Joe Manganiello also star in the scandalously fun dramedy. Extras include making-of featurettes and extended dance sequences.

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Seeking a Friend for the End of the World

If you had advance notice for the end of the world, what would you do? Dodge's (Steve Carell) job and marriage have dissolved following the apocalyptic revelation, so Dodge decides to team up with an unlikely aid named Penny (Keira Knightley) to track down the one that got away. The two take a road trip to Delaware to find this elusive woman, though in the process, their bond grows stronger and the film's tone turns from apocalyptic comedy into tender romance. Extras include commentary from director Lorene Scafaria, a behind-the-scenes featurette, and a playlist for the end of the world.

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One more release after the jump.

When Joseph Gordon-Levitt hit the Saturday Night Live stage this weekend, we figured he might dance in his monologue as he did the last time he hosted, and he did — but this time, his moves were much racier. The actor joked about how Magic Mike was his "favorite superhero movie of the Summer," and then he went on to show off his favorite scene: the "It's Raining Men" sequence. Watch as JGL does his best Channing Tatum impression (seriously, he's pretty good) and strips off his shirt while SNL cast members join him for the routine, too!

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• Channing Tatum talks plans for Magic Mike 2 — HuffPost Entertainment
• Nick Lachey is "officially in cheesy dad mode" — People
• Neil Patrick Harris mimics LL Cool J — ET Online
• Eva Longoria dares to bare her booty — The Insider
• Michael Fassbender signs up for a comedy — Lainey Gossip
• American Idol's new judging panel reportedly already fighting — D-Listed
• See the first images of the Robocop reboot — JustJared
• More reason to love Emma Stone and Andrew Garfield — BuzzFeed
• Brooke Burke is in great shape — Hollywood Tuna
• Kelly Osbourne debuts a brave new look — Pink Is the New Blog
• Rihanna wants to babysit Snooki's baby — The Superficial
• Oscar buzz building for Joaquin Phoenix and The Master — The Daily Beast
• HIMYM, Bones, and American Horror Story spoilers — Zap2it
• The Fraggles resurface in a new music video — TooFab

Christopher Nolan's third Batman flick The Dark Knight Rises maintained its top spot at the box office in its second week of release. The film earned $64 million, bringing its total gross to a cool $289 million. Ice Age: Continental Drift came in at a distant second, earning $13.3 million, followed by new release The Watch, which took in $13 million. Fellow opener Step Up Revolution made $11.8 million, and the comedy Ted held onto fifth with $7.4 million. In other box office news, Magic Mike crossed the $100 million mark in its fifth week of release.

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Families headed to theaters over the weekend, helping Ice Age: Continental Drift open to $46 million. The animated flick claimed the top spot over franchise reboot The Amazing Spider-Man, which came in second with $35 million. Mark Wahlberg's comedy Ted took third place, with $22.1 million, followed by Brave and Magic Mike, which earned $10.7 million and $9 million, respectively.

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It was a good week for Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, as The Amazing Spider-Man earned $65 million this weekend, bringing its total gross to $140 million and easily topping the box office chart. Last weekend's top earner, Ted, dropped to second place, taking in $32.6 million. Pixar's princess story Brave took third with $20.2 million, followed by Oliver Stone's Savages (in its opening weekend) with $16.2. Magic Mike brought $15.6 million, which landed it in fifth place.

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