Biggest Premiere This Weekend? Not "The Avengers," But "Yellow Submarine" from 1968

"Iron Man 3" is expected to be the first film this year to break $100 million opening weekend at the box office.  

DENVER (AP) — Relatives of those killed at a Colorado movie theater rejected an invitation Wednesday to attend its planned reopening, calling it a "disgusting offer" that came at a terrible time — right after the first Christmas without their loved ones.

It?s another record-breaking weekend for the Marvel/Disney cinematic steamroller The Avengers. With a stunning $103 million, The Avengers now holds the records for biggest opening weekend and second weekend in domestic box office history. On top of that, the film set records for largest 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, and 10 day grosses. ...

The man accused of killing 12 people during a midnight movie-theater rampage appeared in court Monday as prosecutors began laying out all of the evidence they've accumulated against him. While police officers testified about James Holmes' demeanor immediately following the shooting, the most moving testimony focused on the victims.

The fifth season of "Mad Men" was delayed by a contract standoff between creator Matt Weiner, Lionsgate studio and the AMC cable network, a dispute that reportedly revolved around Weiner's belief that the other parties were trying to nickel-and-dime him. You couldn't have guessed that from Sunday night's episode, which prominently featured the song "Tomorrow Never Knows" by the Beatles.

Rewrite the record books, folks. With an estimated $200+ million in Friday through Sunday box office, The Avengers is having the biggest opening weekend in film history, surpassing previous record holder Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows ? Part 2 by more than 20%. And that ain?t all, folks? Equally incredible is the news that ...