Weekend box office

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Weekend box office

 

1. Monsters University, $45.6 million

2. The Heat, $39.1 million

3. World War Z, $29.7 million

4. White House Down, $24.8 million

5. Man of Steel, $20.7 million

6. This Is the End, $8.7 million

7. Now You See Me, $5.6 million

8. Fast & Furious 6, $2.4 million

9. Star Trek: Into Darkness, $2.1 million

10. The Internship, $1.4 million

 

-- Hollywood.com, week ending June 30

 

iTunes Canada albums

 

1. Yeezus, Kanye West

2. Random Access Memories, Daft Punk

3. The Hurry and the Harm, City and Colour

4. The Heist, Macklemore & Ryan Lewis

5. The Gifted, Wale

6. Born Sinner, J. Cole

7. 30 Stars of the '80s, Various Artists

8. Rise, Skillet

9. +, Ed Sheeran

10. Imagine Dragons, Night Visions

 

-- iTunes, week ending June 30

 

CKUW albums

 

1. Fall of Romance, Imaginary Cities2. You Can't Serve Two Masters, the Ketamines

3. I Thought It Was Us But It Was All Of Us, Saltland

4. A Fairway Full of Miners, Boats

5. Ready to Go, Greg Arcade

6. Ultramarine, Young Galaxy

7. Gravez, Hooded Fang

8. The Terror, the Flaming Lips

9. Sumud Acoustic, Niyaz

10. These Wilder Things, Ruth Moody

 

-- CKUW 95.9 FM, week ending June 30

 

UMFM Roots & Blues albums

 

1. Learning to Lose Control, Matt Epp & the Amorian Assembly

2. Fruit & Ash, Flying Fox & the Hunter Gatherers

3. You Are an Island, Dustin Bentall & the Smokes

4. Down Side Up, Old Man Markley

5. Here's to You, Here's to Me, Claire Morrison

6. Lone Hunter, Brandy Zdan

7. The Mountain Moves, Treetop Flyers

8. Mary Magdalene, the Crackling

9. Truth Be Sold, Leeroy Stagger

10. To Be a River, Doug Hoyer

 

-- UMFM 101.5 FM, week ending June 30

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