The weekend's new releases proved to be no match for Leonardo DiCaprio and the patients of Shutter Island. The film continued its reign of the box office over the weekend, raking in an additional $22.2 million in its second week in theaters. Kevin Smith's Cop Out debuted to some mixed reviews, but managed $18.5 million for second place, while newcomer horror flick The Crazies followed close Read more

It looked spooky, but that didn't deter moviegoers from Martin Scorsese's latest addition to his arsenal, Shutter Island. The psychological thriller took in $40.2 million, making it the box office champ — and the biggest debut for the director and his lead actor Leonardo DiCaprio. Valentine's Day lost steam with its holiday now over, dropping nearly 70% over the weekend with $17.1 million for Read more

Audiences are smitten with Valentine's Day. Lackluster reviews couldn't stop the A-list rom-com from placing in the top spot at the box office with an intake of $52.4 million. Other openers Percy Jackson & the Olympians: The Lightning Thief and The Wolfman earned second and third place with $31.1 million and $30.6 million respectively, making this weekend the highest grossing President's Read more

Last year we had the Grey's Anatomy musical episode, and this season it's the alternate-reality episode. That's right: as Meredith ponders on the veracity of the phrase "meant to be," we get to see what could have been — or in this case, what was always destined to be. Though this is a filler episode if I ever saw one, it's still pretty fun to see the characters go down different paths (well, Read more