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In case you missed it: The Combat Jack Show interviews Young Jeezy, Stalley, and Kevin Gates
BlvdAve whats good ?? Here we are with another "In Case you missed it" post thats becoming pretty popular on here. In these particular post I repost interviews from various podcasts I listen to ranging from wrestling, to music to fashion, and movies. The Combat Jack show is one of my faves and I havent had the kind of time I need to post this weekly so here's a couple of weeks worth of recaps from them. They had great interviews with Jeezy, Stalley and Kevin Gates and there very candid interviews with real questions y'all wanna know not the safe stuff you'll here on radio or on bet lol. Hope y'all enjoy !!
On the eve of the release of ‘Seen It All‘, his 5th studio album, Jeezy shared his growth as an artist, what the word “leadership” means to him, his experience at Ferguson, St. Louis, moving from being a street cat to a responsible role model, his relationship with Jay Z, his thoughts on Sean “Diddy” Combs and why he’s feeling so happy these days. It’s no more “Young”, it’s now Mr. Jeezy.
Ohio’s first son (other than Lebron) talks Rick Ross, MMG and the role he plays. His come up days with Dame Dash, Curren$y and Wiz Khalifa, the day Mos Def “discovered” him, how he might could be more Brooklyn than you and more. What is one of today’s most slept on rappers plan on making an impact with his debut album ‘Ohio’ dropping on October 28th? Go ahead and press play.
Man, this has got to be one of the most unique interviews ever conducted on this show. It’s also one I throughly enjoyed. Go ahead and press play.
Box Office RESULTS
Weekend Box Office
August 29, 2014 - September 1, 2014
| TW | LW | Title | Studio | Weekend | Theaters | Total | Week |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 1 | Guardians of the Galaxy | Walt Disney Pictures |
$22,178,000
|
3,462
|
$280,475,000
|
5
|
| 2 | 2 | Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles | Paramount Pictures |
$15,700,000
|
3,543
|
$166,360,000
|
4
|
| 3 | 3 | If I Stay | Warner Bros. Pictures, MGM |
$11,600,000
|
3,003
|
$32,162,000
|
2
|
| 4 | 4 | Let's Be Cops | 20th Century Fox |
$10,550,000
|
3,010
|
$59,671,521
|
3
|
| 5 | - | As Above, So Below | Legendary Pictures, Universal Pictures |
$10,300,000
|
2,640
|
$10,300,000
|
1
|
| 6 | - | The November Man | Relativity Media |
$10,200,000
|
2,777
|
$11,890,000
|
1
|
| 7 | 5 | When the Game Stands Tall | TriStar Pictures (Sony) |
$8,000,000
|
2,673
|
$18,670,000
|
2
|
| 8 | 7 | The Giver | The Weinstein Company |
$6,867,000
|
2,805
|
$33,140,000
|
3
|
| 9 | 9 | The Hundred-Foot Journey | DreamWorks Pictures |
$6,328,000
|
1,918
|
$41,123,000
|
4
|
| 10 | 6 | The Expendables 3 | Lionsgate |
$4,550,000
|
2,564
|
$34,189,049
|
3
|
| 11 | 11 | Lucy | Universal Pictures |
$3,491,000
|
1,293
|
$118,570,000
|
6
|
| 12 | - | Cantinflas | Lionsgate, Pantelion Films |
$3,225,000
|
382
|
$3,225,000
|
1
|
With Labor Day taking place yesterday, it signified the end of the summer, at least as far as the box office is considered, and it's official that the James Gunn-directed Guardians of the Galaxy from Marvel Studios is not only the big winner of the summer in terms of domestic box office, but it's now also the highest grossing movie of the year in North America!
"Guardians" had another great weekend at #1 with the largest increase from last weekend thanks to the four-day weekend and most Americans being off school and work on Monday. Its estimated $22.2 million weekend gross was up 29% from last weekend's return to first place but it really only needed Friday to surpass the $260 million domestic gross ofCaptain America: The Winter Soldier, previously the highest grossing movie of the year domestically. By Monday, James Gunn's ensemble outer space epic had grossed $280 million domestically and it's well on its way becoming the only movie of 2014 (so far) to cross the $300 million mark. This gives Marvel and Walt Disney Studios the bragging rights of having the top two highest-grossing movies (domestically) of the year.
(Check back later for the international box office for Guardians of the Galaxy and other movies.)
Paramount's Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, starring Megan Fox, continued its run at #2 with $15.7 million over the four-day weekend (down 6% from last week's three-day weekend) with a domestic total of $166.4 after four weeks in theaters.
As has been the trend for August, the new movies had to settle for lower placement openings as third and fourth place were once again held by returning movies If I Stay (Warner Bros.), starring Chloe Grace Moretz, and Let's Be Cops (20th Century Fox), starring Damon Wayans Jr. and Jake Johnson.
After opening in third place last weekend, the young adult drama If I Stay did just that, retaining third place with $11.6 million (over four days) for a running total of $32.2 million. The police comedy Let's Be Cops also held its place in fourth with $10.6 million to bring its own total to $59.7 million. Being that the two movies were produced for $11 and 17 million respectively, they're both proving profitable, showing that a studio doesn't have to spend a fortune to have a moderate hit.
Although we don't have a reported budget for the found footage horror film As Above/So Below (Legendary/Universal), one can only imagine it didn't cost that much and is likely to have made back its budget this weekend despite a poor opening. After making $3.2 million on Friday in 2,640 theaters, it ended up with $8.6 million over the three days and $10.3 million over four days, roughly $3,910 per location. With a "C-" CinemaScore, it's not likely this movie will last very long moving into September.
Pierce Brosnan's return to the spy action-thriller genre with The November Man (Relativity Media), directed by Roger Donaldson, didn't fare much better with $10.2 million in slightly more theaters. Having opened early on Wednesday, it has grossed $11.9 million in its first six days of business.
The football drama When the Game Stands Tall (Sony/Tristar) dropped to seventh place with $8 million for the four-day weekend, down 5%, as it brought its total to $18.7 million.
It was followed in eighth place by the Lois Lowry adaptation The Giver (The Weinstein Company) with $6.9 million with the Helen Mirren-starring The Hundred-Foot Journey (DreamWorks) remaining in ninth place with $6.3 million. The former has amassed $33 million while the latter has scored $41 million.
The disappointing action three-quel The Expendables 3 (Lionsgate) wrapped up the Top 10 with $4.5 million and $34.2 million total.
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