Kiss the Girls leads weekend box office in thriller surge
The serial killer thriller Kiss the Girls tops the nation as theaters see strong autumn attendance. Soul Food narrowly beats The Peacemaker for second with an estimated 8.5 million. U Turn opens at No 9 with 2.7 million as overall receipts rise 39 percent year over year.
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Fiona Apple Defies Critics On Young Singer Image
Apple, age 20, rejects claims she is too young to sing about adult issues. Her album Tidal features personal songs written when she was 15, including a track about rape at 12. She says critics misunderstand her generation and world.
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Box Office Leaders This Weekend
Estimates for Friday through Sunday show Kiss the Girls leading with 13.4 million. Soul Food follows at 8.5 million, The Peacemaker at 8.4 million, In & Out at 8.0 million, The Edge at 5.2 million. L A Confidential 5.0 million, The Game 2.9 million, The Full Monty 2.8 million, U Turn 2.7 million, The Matchmaker 1.5 million.
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