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To the surprise of no one, Star Wars: The Force Awakens has broken the ticket sales record, speeding past the $1 billion mark globally.

It is being reported that last night’s season 2 premiere of The X Factor was the most talked about premiere ever on social media!

After being available for only two weeks, the latest Humble Bundle, a package of eight indie games and five of their soundtracks has raised over $5 million for developers and charity. 

As of this morning, The Avengers has become the sixth highest-grossing film of all time and has set a brand new record for Disney, one that will keep growing until The Avengers leaves every theater in the world.

We predicted that The Avengers would crack $1 billion by the end of the day today, but it seems that an abundance of mothers must have had a side of superhero with their morning brunch.

While the Marvel blockbuster doesn’t open until May 4 in the United States, its international box office haul from this weekend portends a record-shattering few days ahead in America, as The Avengers raked in $178 million worldwide from Wednesday to Sunday.

Following its fifth weekend in theaters, The Hunger Games is now the nineteenth highest-grossing film of all time domestically.

And it’s set to go higher. Why?

Every day since it’s opening on March 23, The Hunger Games has been the top earner at the domestic box office.

The season 2 premiere of Game of Thrones broke previous ratings records for the HBO drama!