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Tucker powers Piscataway Magnet to win over Somerset Tech – Girls basketball recap

Alaina Tucker scored 13 points to lead Piscataway Magnet to a dominant 52-10 victory over Somerset Tech in Bridgewater.

With the win, Piscataway Magnet improves to an impressive 10-0 record, marking its best start to a season since the 2018-2019 campaign. That season, the team began with an eight-game winning streak and closed out with a 19-8 overall record.

Contributing to the win, Eva Hernandez and Manreet Kaur each added 11 points for Piscataway Magnet. On the opposing side, Charlotte Dixon led Somerset Tech with six points and seven rebounds, despite the team’s 0-8 record.
https://www.nj.com/highschoolsports/2026/01/tucker-powers-piscataway-magnet-to-win-over-somerset-tech-girls-basketball-recap.html

The Annual AFI Awards Lunch Allows Rivals to Chill

At the annual AFI Top Ten Awards lunch, AFI president Bob Gazzale soberly referenced the chaos in the world outside as he applauded the astonishing assemblage of film and television talent inside the ballroom at the Four Seasons Hotel.

“What do we have to celebrate?” he asked. “Because we need you, because we need your stories to help us make sense of emotions that we cannot escape, nor should we escape them. We’re human, and we need each other. Just look around. So this gathering is our annual grace to say thank you and to say we love you.”

This celebration of the top 10 jury-voted lists for film and television is always a big draw for talent and their studio chiefs. No one has to make a speech, and mingling freely were the likes of Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos and his movie chairman Dan Lin (“The Diplomat,” “Train Dreams,” “Death by Lightning,” “Frankenstein,” and “Adolescence”); NBC/Universal chairman Donna Langley (“Wicked: For Good,” “Bugonia,” and “Hamnet”); and producer Steven Spielberg (“Hamnet”).

Also in attendance were Apple CEO Tim Cook (“Severance,” “The Studio,” and “Pluribus”), Warner Bros. motion picture chiefs Pamela Abdy and Michael DeLuca (“One Battle After Another,” “Sinners”), FX’s John Landgraf (“The Lowdown”), HBO’s Casey Bloys (“The Pitt,” “Task”), Disney’s Lucasfilm producer Kathleen Kennedy (“Andor”), producer-writer-director James Cameron (“Avatar: Fire and Ash”), and A24’s David Frankel (“Marty Supreme”).

Hobnobbing ahead of the lunch, Ethan Hawke (“The Lowdown”) buttonholed George Clooney (“Jay Kelly”), who was then joined by Gwyneth Paltrow (“Marty Supreme”). “Frankenstein” star Jacob Elordi spent time with the film’s composer Alexandre Desplat, while “The Diplomat” star Rufus Sewell approached Stellan Skarsgård (“Sentimental Value”). Edward James Olmos grabbed a selfie with Benicio del Toro (“One Battle After Another”).

Del Toro commented on reports that he arrived on set with a full plotline for his Sensei character, calling the claims somewhat overblown. “They all worked it out,” he said, referring to Paul Thomas Anderson’s rewrites of the script.

“Sinners” Critics Choice Casting winner Francine Maisler advised 20-year-old Miles Canton (CCA’s Best Young Actor and SAG’s Actor Award nominee) to take his time choosing his next role.

Best Actress Oscar frontrunner and new mother Jessie Buckley, sleek in black leather, spoke about Maggie Gyllenhaal’s take on “The Bride!” (Warner Bros., March 6), which finds a mate (Buckley) for Frankenstein (Christian Bale). She described it as “a punk gothic romance.”

Executives from Netflix, Focus, and Neon (which is juggling five Best International Feature contenders) are not only navigating the rest of awards season but are also heading for Sundance to scout for potential acquisitions. Michael DeLuca is eagerly awaiting clearance on a name for the studio’s new indie acquisitions label, which will be run by ex-Neon rising star Christian Parkes. (Warner Bros. Independent is not a candidate.)

Eventually, the tables settled as applause rippled across the room with the announcement of each of the ten film and TV winners along with their clips.

Summoning the most applause was a scene from Oscar frontrunner “One Battle After Another,” featuring a hilarious contretemps between Leonardo DiCaprio and his daughter (Chase Infiniti) before she heads out for prom night. Both were present at the event.

The rousing music-eras scene from “Sinners” also brought down the house, much to the delight of Ryan Coogler and Michael B. Jordan.

These two films will be duking it out with “Frankenstein” for the most nominations on January 22.
https://www.indiewire.com/awards/industry/afi-awards-lunch-2026-recap-1235172369/

Mind blowing photos show just how wet California is now as best drought score in decades hits

California has reached a rare and remarkable milestone: for the first time in 25 years, the Golden State is 100% free of drought conditions. This significant development highlights a welcome change for a region long accustomed to dry spells and water shortages.

Despite this positive news, experts caution that California’s lush conditions may be short-lived. A specialist told The Post that the current abundance of water is unlikely to last for an extended period, suggesting the state should remain vigilant and prepared for future challenges.

Recent photos vividly illustrate how the end of the drought has transformed historically dry areas across California. These images showcase vibrant landscapes and replenished water sources, offering a glimpse of what the Golden State looks like in a rare moment of hydration and recovery.
https://nypost.com/2026/01/09/us-news/photos-show-end-of-california-drought/

Storm batters Istanbul, disrupts transport across western Türkiye

A powerful storm struck Istanbul on January 8, unleashing strong winds, towering waves, and widespread disruption to sea transport. The severe weather also impacted several other provinces across western Türkiye.

Following warnings issued by the Turkish State Meteorological Service, gale-force winds began sweeping through Istanbul during the morning hours. These conditions quickly intensified over the Bosphorus and the Marmara Sea.

In Beşiktaş, large waves battered the shoreline, creating hazardous conditions along the coast. As a result, maritime operations came to a standstill due to treacherous sea conditions that made navigation impossible.

Passenger boat services between Beşiktaş and Kadıköy were suspended, with multiple cancellations also announced by various ferry lines. The storm’s impact has significantly affected daily commuting and sea transport in the region.
https://www.sott.net/article/503919-Storm-batters-Istanbul-disrupts-transport-across-western-Turkiye

Trump Vows to Hit Iranian Regime Over Massacres of Protestors

As the Islamic regime in Iran brutally suppresses protesters rising up against tyranny, former President Donald Trump has vowed to support the Persian people in their struggle for freedom. Speaking to Salem radio host Hugh Hewitt, Trump promised to strike the Iranian regime for killing protesters—a tragic reality that has already unfolded, with dozens of civilians gunned down by the regime’s security forces.

The Islamic regime in Iran is the world’s largest state sponsor of terrorism and openly declares the United States as its primary enemy. For Ayatollah Khamenei, the U.S. is the “Great Satan.” President Trump commented on the regime’s situation, saying, “They’re not doing well. They’re doing very poorly. And I have let them know that if they start killing people, which they tend to do in their riots…”

On this topic, recent reports highlight a severe escalation in the crackdown. One post on X (formerly Twitter) stated: “Official war has been declared in Iran by the Islamic Republic. Basij security forces have been withdrawn from the streets, replaced with IRGC military to massacre the Iranian people across the country. Iranians need President Trump’s help.”

In a powerful symbolic gesture, a protester in Tehran renamed a street in the capital city after Donald Trump, while many other protesters pleaded with the U.S. president, “Don’t let them kill us.” Holly Dagres, a senior fellow at the Washington Institute, noted that Iranian protesters are increasingly appealing to Trump—thanking him and paying tribute through acts such as renaming streets.

There is hope that President Trump will follow through on his promise to strike the regime in support of freedom protesters. America has long stood as a shining city on a hill, representing liberty and independence from tyranny. It is in the United States’ interest that the terror-supporting Iranian regime—which backs many jihadi groups that attack American soldiers—should be toppled.

May God grant success to the Iranian people as they strive to free their country from the grip of the sharia dictatorship.
https://pjmedia.com/catherinesalgado/2026/01/08/trump-vows-to-hit-iranian-regime-over-massacres-of-protestors-n4948050

3 Prime Video documentaries you’ll actually watch this weekend (January 9 – 4)

American Thunder: NASCAR to Le Mans

As a diehard Formula 1 fan, I’ve never been into watching NASCAR cars just (mostly) turn left. I know, I know, there’s more to it than that, but when I came across this bonkers feature sports documentary about the team that transformed a NASCAR into a vehicle that could survive the grueling and legendary 24 Hours of Le Mans race, I was in.

American Thunder: NASCAR to Le Mans tells the true story of “Garage 56” and their breakneck 18-month mission to build and modify a stock Chevrolet Camaro ZL1 to compete with the high-performing and finely engineered machines of the legendary European race.

Spearheaded by NASCAR CEO Jim France and the top-tier Hendrick Motorsports NASCAR team, the 97-minute documentary talks to all the key players and goes behind the scenes to show how they built, tested, and troubleshooted the car to achieve their dream.

Oh, then there’s the drivers. The 24-hour endurance race requires three drivers, and Garage 56 features some of the best to do it — seven-time NASCAR Cup Series champion Jimmie Johnson, 2009 Formula 1 champion Jenson Button, and 2010 Le Mans winner Mike Rockenfeller, who all share their experience in the film.

It doesn’t matter if you’re a motorsports fan or not; American Thunder is a brilliant and exciting underdog story of how the team somehow fit this square peg into a round hole to run their car over 285 laps straight.

Cirque du Soleil: Without a Net

I saw Cirque du Soleil’s incredible flagship show O in Las Vegas many years ago, and I can honestly say that it is without a doubt the most incredible stage show I have ever seen.

It’s a surreal aquatic spectacle that takes place above, on, and in an enormous 25-foot-deep, 1.5-million-gallon pool in the Bellagio. The show features acrobats, swimmers, high-divers, aerialists, and more, as they fluidly move in and around the set.

Yep, it’s a true spectacle — and it almost went away forever.

Cirque du Soleil: Without a Net tells the true comeback story of the legendary show after it was shut down during the COVID-19 pandemic, putting the careers and livelihoods of hundreds of employees at risk.

Sure, the 95-minute documentary is a bit of a promo for the show (who can blame them?), but it offers unprecedented access behind the scenes, with candid and emotional interviews with some of its performers, both in their homes and on set, as they cope with the uncertainty of the show and their futures.

The rehearsal and stage footage alone are worth the watch — I’d always wondered about the incredible feats of engineering involved in the production, as well as the technical precision required for it to be safe and run smoothly.

Without a Net more than delivers, as the crew and team work swiftly towards bringing the show back at the tail end of the pandemic. It truly is a unique look at the blood, sweat, and tears (and lots of water) that go into a world-class production.

Final Thoughts

If you’re on the lookout for something enlightening this weekend, these documentary picks are all easy to watch, offering laughs, some high-speed thrills, and a true spectacle in the making.

Hopefully, one of these Prime Video docs will scratch whatever weekend itch you have.
https://www.howtogeek.com/prime-video-documentaries-weekend-binge-january-9/

Rivian Just Launched Its Most Aggressive Offer Yet, But Time Is Ticking

Well-qualified buyers can now take advantage of a rare 0 percent APR financing offer for up to 60 months (or 5 years) on select 2026 R1T and R1S models. This special deal notably applies to new 2026 R1 Dual Motor and Tri Motor vehicles equipped with the Large battery and Performance Upgrade.

While 0 percent APR deals were common in the pre-pandemic era, they have become increasingly rare as interest rates have climbed in recent years. This makes the current offer especially noteworthy for prospective buyers looking to save on financing costs.

### The Tax Credit Fallout

The timing of this financing offer is no coincidence. Fourth-quarter deliveries fell more than 31 percent year-over-year, while full-year 2025 sales dropped by 18.1 percent. Although the company indicated that the decline was expected, expectations alone don’t pay the bills.

### The Value of 0% APR Financing

While zero-percent APR financing doesn’t reduce the sticker price of a vehicle, over the course of five years it can save buyers tens of thousands of dollars compared to conventional loans. This significant saving may provide the incentive some customers need to make a purchase.

Whether this 0% financing offer will be enough to meaningfully move inventory remains to be seen. The key question is whether the company can adapt to the changing market conditions without compromising its financial health.
https://www.carscoops.com/2026/01/rivian-just-launched-its-most-aggressive-offer-yet-but-time-is-ticking/

Page Six staffers’ favorite fitness finds, from ‘unbeatable’ running shoes to the ‘most flattering’ leggings

A new year calls for new gear. Whether your 2026 goals entail crushing new workouts or simply stocking up on cute athleisure, Page Six’s shopping editors are here to help you find the best of the best. Below, our staffers share their favorite wellness and fitness finds—from Taylor Swift-approved leggings to cute socks that inspire stepping outside of your comfort zone.

**Booty by Brabant’s Croco Skin Seamless Leggings**
“I prefer my leggings with lighter compression; if putting them on feels like squeezing myself into a sausage casing, they’ll just gather dust in a drawer. That’s precisely why I’m such a fan of Booty by Brabant’s signature textured leggings. They come in just two sizes—one for XS-L and another for L-3XL—and are designed to stretch up and down to fit. They’re incredibly comfortable, the croc-effect texture is a compliment magnet, and the ultra-high waistband offers the perfect amount of coverage. You can actually give yourself a decent massage with them. I’ve even gifted a few sets to friends who just had to have them after trying mine.”
— Erica Radol, Commerce Reporter

**Brooks Glycerin Max 2 Running Shoe**
“An unbeatable shoe. It’s so comfortable to run on all terrain. I’ve done multiple races in them and my feet never hurt or get blisters after. They are the best for a reason!”
— Tori Schneebaum, Photo Director

**Balega Blister Resist Socks**
“I am a big runner, but my feet aren’t. I have gotten blisters my whole life with any combination of shoes, socks, and insoles I’ve tried. These socks are the most helpful piece of apparel to fight against it, and I recommend them to anyone prone to blisters. They’re the worst!”
— Lindsey Kupfer, Deputy Editor

**lululemon Like a Cloud Bra**
“To be clear, wearing a bra sucks especially when you’re working out. That said, true to its name, this one truly delivers cloud-like comfort and is pretty much the only sports bra I’ll wear now. It’s so soft, smooth, and comfy (without sacrificing support) that I can sleep in it—and have, on many overnight flights in recent years!”
— Elana Fishman, Style & Shopping Director

**Beyond Yoga Spacedye Practice Bootcut Pant and Cropped Tank**
“I have a full-blown obsession with Beyond Yoga. This is by far the most flattering workout set I’ve ever worn. It’s thick but breathable and truly snatches you in.”
— Brooke Matalon, Social Media Manager

**Alo Gold Rush Puffer**
“Alo’s layers are unbeatable. I get so many compliments on this puffer. Pro tip: It can even be scrunched down to the size of a (large) purse, perfect for on-the-go days or gym trips.”
— Hannah Southwick, Associate Shopping Editor

**Adidas by Stella McCartney Ultraboost DNA Sneakers**
“I never spent this much on sneakers before, but since buying them, I can’t imagine wearing any other pair. They have excellent impact cushioning without being so bouncy that they’re unstable for weight lifting. They last far longer than less pricey sneakers I’ve purchased and look cute enough that I don’t feel like I’m wearing trainers when I throw them on with jeans. Since switching to this pair, my knees no longer get sore after long cardio sessions, and even trail jogs feel effortless.”
— Erica Radol, Commerce Reporter

**lululemon The Mat**
“I’ve had this yoga mat for six years now, and you would never know by looking at it. I do hot yoga and hate putting on a towel to cover the mat, but this one is so moisture-wicking that I can do a full class without a yoga towel and won’t be slipping and sliding all over the place!”
— Brooke Matalon, Social Media Manager

**Hoka Clifton 10 Running Shoe**
“Power walking is my exercise of choice; I try to log around 10,000 steps per day (sometimes more on weekends), which means I go through sneakers pretty fast. Thanks to their thick, pillowy soles, Hokas tend to last longer than most of the other walking shoes I’ve tried. They’re so comfortable and cushioned, it truly feels like you’re walking on clouds.”
— Elana Fishman, Style & Shopping Director

**Ka’Chava All-In-One Nutrition Shake (15 Servings)**
“I’m a smoothie girl who loves the convenience and nutritional profile of a shake. I have a few go-to plant-based favorites but recently got hooked on Ka’Chava’s complete version. It doesn’t give me any digestive issues and tastes really good, even if I just use water and some frozen fruit! Since I’m ramping up my 2026 fitness goals, it’s a pantry staple.”
— Erica Radol, Commerce Reporter

**Alo Runner**
“These are the perfect hot girl walking shoes. They are incredibly light and breathable but also keep you stable and cushioned. I’m not a runner, but these have never let me down on a long walk or a 12-3-30 treadmill session!”
— Brooke Matalon, Social Media Manager

**Old Navy Puff Active Tote**
“I’m almost always schlepping multiple bags in the morning, and this new puffer tote from Old Navy has become one of my go-tos. It’s not unwieldy but still big enough to store even my knee-high boots and bulky sweaters after winter workouts. Plus, it’s cute!”
— Hannah Southwick, Associate Shopping Editor

**Roots Active Warm Full Zip Jacket**
“I started running this past year, but running in cold NYC can be BRUTAL. Thankfully, I found this jacket from Roots. I am obsessed! It’s warm, breathable, and perfect for early-morning runs in Central Park.”
— Tori Schneebaum, Photo Director

**Athleta Elation Ultra High Rise 7/8 Legging**
“Athleta’s leggings aren’t just buttery soft, they also provide the perfect amount of support and flattering lift. The perfect combo!”
— Hannah Southwick, Associate Shopping Editor

**Amazon Basics Neoprene Weights**
“I love using 5-pound weights for some light sculpting. It’s amazing how wobbly your arms can feel while trying to tone up your triceps—or as we call them in Australia, tuck shop lady arms.”
— Nicki Gostin, Sr. Reporter

**Peloton Cadent Strappy Y-Back Bra**
“I have been buying every version of this sports bra for years because it’s so comfortable and supportive. I wear them every single day and they’re great both for working out and when you’re out and about.”
— Lindsey Kupfer, Deputy Editor

**“400 Knitting Stitches” by Potter Craft**
“Wellness also includes your mental health, and I promise you that nothing is better for anxiety and gloom than knitting. There are tons of studies on how knitting is soothing, and the best part is, it can be done while you watch ‘Mad Men’ or ‘Heated Rivalry’ for the 10th time.”
— Nicki Gostin, Sr. Reporter

**Souls I’m Literally Just A Girl Grip Socks**
“These socks single-handedly made me want to try Pilates. They’re so cute, and a new workout item is the perfect motivation to actually get out and do it. Trying Pilates for the first time was scary, but feeling cute and prepared made it easier to step out of my comfort zone!”
— Jacquelyn Kozak, Sr. Photo Editor

Why trust Page Six Style Shopping? Because we test, we try, and we only share what truly delivers on comfort, style, and performance for your wellness journey. Here’s to a healthy, stylish, and motivated 2026!
https://pagesix.com/2026/01/07/style/page-six-editors-favorite-wellness-and-fitness-finds-for-2026-tried-and-tested/

Rooted in Christ, Building for the Future

By David Cooley

It’s a new year—a fresh start—and *The Catholic Telegraph* has a new cover design to support our exciting and bold initiative to help build up the Kingdom of God in the Archdiocese of Cincinnati.

For five years now, *The Catholic Telegraph* as a magazine has been “bringing faith into the home,” and that is something we will always strive to do. Yet, we know that while everything begins in the home—the place where we nurture our faith and the faith of our family—we can’t just stay within its confines and comforts.

As Christians, we are called to go out into the world and bring the Good News of the Gospel of Jesus Christ to our community and everywhere we go! Mission territory awaits right outside the front door, and we want to partner with you on that Christian adventure.

And so, we decided this year on the theme “Building the Kingdom.” We will do our best each month to expand on that theme with stories and articles to inform and inspire.

My team and I have talked at length about our mission to evangelize, and our new cover is just one way through which we hope to reach more people. We seek to lead with beauty and include more information on the cover to encourage people to not only open and read it, but also share it with another person who might find it interesting or helpful.

Additionally, we hope to expand our reach through the various channels available to us. Whether we like it or not, the digital arena is also mission territory and, on the positive side, allows us more flexibility and space than the printed page.

Sharing the Gospel in today’s world is not for the faint of heart but for the brave and joyful. We often find ourselves in environments that are indifferent or even hostile.

We are all called to build the Kingdom, but the task is sometimes daunting and overwhelming, leaving us uncertain of where or how to begin. It’s always a good idea to start small.

If we are building something beautiful for God, let’s do it brick by brick; with one small action at a time, focusing on one person at a time. This might be reaching out to a neighbor in need, getting more involved at our parish, starting a new apostolate, or simply setting aside more time to pray and inviting others to join us.

Whenever I get overwhelmed, I like to remember Mother Teresa’s famous quote:
“Not all of us can do great things. But we can do small things with great love.”

When constructing a building or bridge, the work is done board by board, brick by brick. It’s a good analogy and a reminder to take things one step at a time.

The worker’s key task when building is ensuring the foundation is strong. If we are to help build God’s Kingdom here on earth, we must have Christ as the foundation, the cornerstone upon which we build.

If we keep Christ at the center of everything we do, we can at least know we are on the right track even if we don’t see the results we hoped for.

I’ll close with another quote from Mother Teresa:
“God doesn’t ask that we succeed in everything, but that we are faithful.”

— David Cooley
https://www.thecatholictelegraph.com/rooted-in-christ-building-for-the-future/103592

Gerard Butler & Crazed Chimp No Threat To ‘Avatar: Fire And Ash’ In Fourth Weekend At Box Office; James Cameron Pic Eyes $20M+ – Preview

Holiday moviegoing continues strong, especially with 76% of colleges on break this Friday. Studios are targeting an older male demographic with two new releases: the Lionsgate-STX co-production *Greenland 2: Migration* and Paramount/18Hz’s monkey horror movie *Primate*.

20th Century Studios’ *Avatar: Fire and Ash* is set to prevail in its fourth weekend with an estimated $20 million+, while *Greenland 2* and *Primate* are each expected to earn between $8 million and $10 million.

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**Avatar: Fire and Ash**
James Cameron’s highly anticipated threequel has already surpassed $1 billion globally and currently holds a running domestic cume of $311.8 million in North America. The film continues to attract audiences with its Imax, full 3D suite, and 4D/Screen-X/D-box premium auditorium showings.

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**Greenland 2: Migration**
Don’t underestimate the overperformance of *Greenland 2*, which is playing in 2,700 theaters. Gerard Butler’s solid older male fan base is driving interest. A year ago, his Lionsgate sequel *Den of Thieves: Pantera* opened to a strong $15 million—just $200K shy of its pre-COVID-19 2018 first installment.

The original *Greenland* is currently among the top-ranking titles on HBO Max’s streaming platform. The sequel, directed by Ric Roman Waugh, had a production budget of $12 million and around $20 million in stateside P&A.

*Greenland 2* follows the surviving Garrity family as they leave the safety of the Greenland bunker and embark on a perilous journey across decimated, frozen Europe in search of a new home. The film is rated PG-13 and begins previews on Thursday at 2 PM. It’s considered the top choice for men over 25, though pacing slightly behind *Den of Thieves 2*.

Released in late summer 2020 during theater lockdowns, the original *Greenland* grossed $53.2 million abroad and secured a lucrative pay-TV and streaming deal with HBO Max worth around $25 million—a desirable acquisition price for indie films today.

Currently, there are no Rotten Tomatoes critic or audience scores available for the sequel.

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**Primate**
*Primate* marks the first theatrical release from Walter Hamada’s genre label 18Hz at Paramount. Directed and co-written by Johannes Roberts, the horror film centers on a group of friends whose tropical vacation takes a terrifying turn when their chimpanzee companion loses control.

The film generated buzz at Fantastic Fest in September and holds a strong 90% fresh critics score on Rotten Tomatoes. It is opening wide in 2,900 theaters, with previews starting Thursday at 7 PM.

Like *Greenland 2*, *Primate* appeals primarily to men over 25. However, it trails slightly behind NEON’s *The Monkey*, which had a $14 million opening—a horror film from last year also involving banana-eating primates.

Internationally, *Primate* will debut this week in 26 markets, including Mexico. Thirty-four additional markets will follow, with releases in France on January 21, Australia on January 22, Germany, Italy, and Brazil on January 29, the United Kingdom on January 30, and Spain on February 6.

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**Other Releases**
– *Is This Thing On?*, a dramedy starring and directed by Bradley Cooper and featuring Will Arnett as a guy navigating divorce and finding solace in stand-up comedy, opens wide this weekend at 1,200 theaters. The film holds an 86% critics and 88% audience score on Rotten Tomatoes. Having grossed $1 million in 18 days from 33 theaters, it is expected to earn single-digit millions this weekend.

– *I Was a Stranger*, an Arabic drama starring Omar Sy and Jay Abdo and distributed by Angel Studios, opens in 1,400 theaters this weekend.

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This weekend’s slate reflects continued interest in both blockbuster and genre fare, with particular attention to films resonating with mature male audiences during the holiday college break.
https://deadline.com/2026/01/box-office-avatar-3-greenland-2-primate-preview-1236665916/