Village tops weekend with 50.8 million debut
M Night Shyamalan's The Village opens at No 1 with 50.8 million, pushing Bourne Supremacy to No 2 and The Manchurian Candidate to No 3. Harold & Kumar Go to White Castle debuts high at No 7, while Thunderbirds lands at No 11. Overall box office rose 6.5 percent with top 12 earning 140.4 million.
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Critics question coverage of Democratic convention by cable-news networks
New York AP reports critics say CNN Fox News Channel and MSNBC overdid pundits and talking heads while major speeches from Carter Gore Kennedy and Sharpton were underplayed. Kerry urged viewers to demand broader coverage and debate the networks role as filters. Fox aired limited live speeches and featured interviews during prime moments.
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