L.A. Times - Entertainment — This weekend, Marvel’s film "Venom" and Oscar vehicle "A Star Is Born" maintained the top spots at the box office as the week's three new wide releases fell by the wayside. Sony's "Venom" came in at No. 1 for the second week running, adding $35.7 m... more info
Chorus.fm — With the release of the new Venom film, our comic book thread regulars have helped put together a group of comics to check out to get to know the character even more. more info
Stereogum — There's a new Run The Jewels song, "Let's Go (The Royal We)," featured in the post-credits stinger of the new Tom Hardy-starring superhero movie Venom. But that new song is actually based on a piece of music that El-P wrote for another big movie, as ... more info
Dlisted — Sorry, Little Monsters – the Twitter trolling didn’t work! Lady Gaga’s fans basically issued a social media edict in the week leading up to the A Star Is Born debut at the box office against Venom, the Tom Hardy-starring comic book movie compet... more info
Rock Sound — Twenty One Pilots! On the big screen!
Twenty One Pilots fans who saw Marvel's Venom over the weekend were treated to a pretty special surprise.
In select cinemas around the UK, instead of ads ahead of the film audiences were treated to th... more info
Reuters — LOS ANGELES (Variety.com) - The unlikely dynamic duo of "Venom" and "A Star Is Born" have livened up the fall moviegoing season with the best October weekend of all time in North America.
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L.A. Times - Entertainment — Sony Pictures' "Venom" opened in first place in North America with $80 million, topping the previous October opening weekend record by more than $20 million, according to figures from measurement firm ComScore. (The previous record holder, sci-fi thr... more info
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