This week's home entertainment offerings include one of this summer's biggest action movie hits, the giant shark saga, The Meg, plus the first season of the new Star Trek prequel TV series, the third season of the comic book-based Preacher, Albert Hughes' excellent prehistoric boy-with-a-dog saga Alpha, as well as a nuanced documentary about The Grateful Dead.

Illumination Entertainment’s animated Dr. Suess’ The Grinch easily took the box office crown with an estimated $66 million, while two other newcomers, the Nazi zombie fantasy Overlord and the Lisabeth Salander thriller The Girl in the Spider’s Web faltered.

This week, Steve Bennett revisits Doom Patrol, looks at more weird comics match-ups, and previews the latest news from the Macy's Thanksgiving Parade.

Are the fundamentals on the demand side strong enough to justify the levels of investment we've seen?

Given that many customers are motivated by price, we need to give them reasons to spend money at the brick and mortar store.

This week’s home entertainment offerings include the most successful animated superhero film ever, Spike Lee's best film in years, and Sacha Baron Cohen's corrosive, entrapping satire Who Is America?

Overcoming mediocre reviews and a troubled production, Bryan Singer’s rock musical Bohemian Rhapsody took the box office crown with a stellar $50 million debut, leading a trio of newcomers at the top of the chart.

This week, Steve Bennett talks about Doom Patrol, DuckTales, and Alley Oop.

This week, Scott Thorne looks at the latest developments in regulations for online retailers collecting sales tax.

This week's home entertainment offerings include what could be the best Warner Bros. DC movie yet, plus an enjoyable, if lightweight cross-genre comedy starring Kate McKinnon, a superior video-centric thriller starring John Cho, a deluxe edition of the best DC-based TV series ever, and the best Nicholas Cage film in years.

David Gordon Green's Halloween topped the box office for the second straight week pushing its ten-day domestic total to $126 million and providing a fitting finish to what is (with three days receipts left to tally) already the highest-grossing October in box office history.

Steve Bennett joins in the Gifts Week celebration with this list of his recommendations for comics gifts this holiday season (and notes the ending of Jane).