Rio soared to the top of the box-office again.
The animated film took in $26.8 million in its second weekend and has receipts of $81.3 million in its first ten days.
Rio soared to the top of the box-office again.
The animated film took in $26.8 million in its second weekend and has receipts of $81.3 million in its first ten days.

Let's start at the beginning--how cool are the opening credits for Game of Thrones? In a day and age when credits and theme songs are being cut to make room for more commercials, it's nice to know that at least on HBO we can have an opening title sequence that not only features a well done theme song, but also offers some clues to what's coming up in the episode. No, it's not snippets of what's to come in the hour as we saw with Battlestar Galactica. Instead, it's the map of Westeros showing us where much of the dramatic action will center that week.
Looking to add to or complete your Doctor Who DVD collection?
Amazon's Deal of the Day for Monday, April 25th could help you do just that.

Reviewed by: Michael Hickerson (Slice of SciFi Editor)
impossibleaSeven years ago, I was really, really excited about the return of Doctor Who. As a long-time fan, I'd endured the wilderness years when being a Doctor Who fan wasn't necessarily cool, when merchandise was hard to find and every year on April 1, we got that inevitable the show is coming back thread cropping up. So, when news came that Doctor Who was returning in the spring of 2005, I was excited but skeptical. Finally, my skepticism was put to rest that Easter weekend in 2005 when the new series debuted and a new era of Doctor Who was born.
Slice of SciFi #312: Roundtable Movie Talk In the News: Game of Thrones is a hit. And there are lots of naked people in it! If you think George R.R. Martin hated the end of Lost, wait until you hear about what he thinks of the end of BSG. Two 80's icons are teaming up! [...]

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HitFix's Alan Sepinwall recently sat down with Doctor Who star Matt Smith to talk about the upcoming season.
Included below are the two video interviews with Smith.
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On last week's show, we brought you news about the upcoming Total Recall reboot and that actress Jessica Beil was in the running for one of the two lead female roles in the film.
Now comes word about the actress who could potentially play the other female lead.
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If it were up to the readers of USA Today, Chuck would be back next year.
The series won the annual Save Our Shows poll. Of the 47,000 votes cast, 45% wanted to see Chuck back next year.
Actress Lynda Carter may have a role in the upcoming reboot of Wonder Woman.
"I've talked to David E. Kelley, who's a brilliant writer, a number of times and we're hoping to plan something," she tells Monsters and Critis. "But I cannot reveal."
The upcoming direct-to-home-theater release of Batman: Year One has announced who will lend their voices to the animation project.
Bryan Cranston, Ben McKenzie, Eliza Dushku and Katee Sackhoff will provide voices for the animated adaptation of Frank Miller's comic book.
As with every other season of Chuck, the season finale will wrap up most of the on-going plotlines from the current season while leaving things open for another season if NBC chooses to give the show one.
That's what actor Zachary Levi tells TV Line.
They haven't even opened yet, but plans are in place for sequels to Thor and Captain America.
Marvel Studios head Kevin Feige says sequels to both films will happen after The Avengers.

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