Box Office: 'Don't Breathe' Winning with Huge $19M, But Plenty of Labor Day Casualties

'Hands of Stone' and 'Morgan' are DOA, while Venice Film Festival entry 'The Light Between Oceans' can't find its way; elsewhere, Obama date movie 'Southside With You' struggles badly in its second weekend while 'Hell or High Water' becomes the top-grossing platform release of the summer.

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Summer Box-Office Winners and Losers: From 'Finding Dory' to 'Ben-Hur'

There were major highs and lows at the box office, while the horror genre made a surprising comeback.

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Box-Office Milestone: 'Bad Moms' Crosses $100M in U.S.

The female-fueled movie is the first R-rated comedy of the year so far to cross $100 million domestically.

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Weekend Box Office: 'Light Between Oceans,' 'Morgan' Battle Labor Day Blues

The final weekend of summer is never a huge moviegoing frame as distributors look ahead to the fall and awards season; look for holdover horror-thriller 'Don't Breathe' to stay at No. 1 in its second outing.

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Russia Box Office: Disney Has Record Year in Rubles

Thanks to the likes of 'Zootopia' and 'Jungle Book,' Disney releases have grossed more in the local currency so far in 2016 than in any previous full year.

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Box-Office Preview: 'Don't Breathe' Set to Rule Quiet Labor Day Ahead of 'Light Between Oceans,' 'Morgan'

Looking for some final summer fun, some titles are re-upping their theater counts, including 'Finding Dory,' 'Independence Day: Resurgence' and 'Hillary's America: The Secret History of the Democratic Party'; elsewhere, 'Hands of Stone' makes major expansion in second weekend.

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China Box Office: Growth Returns in August After Prolonged Downturn

The uptick comes after the Chinese market suffered its first quarterly decline in half a decade, followed by an 18 percent plummet in ticket sales in July.

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