Dog folk often call the Westminster Kennel Club show the Super Bowl of canine competitions. And that quip might be especially fitting this year.

Super Bowl weekend box office hits $59M, with 'Dog Man' leading. New releases 'Heart Eyes' and 'Love Hurts' underperform and animated films dominate.

Universal and DreamWorks Animation’s canine crime adventure "Dog Man" sniffed and scratched its way to No. 1 at the domestic box office again.

In a motion picture industry crunched by streaming, where studios are watching their ledgers closer than ever, Super Bowl weekend might be worth the spend to drop a tentpole trailer during the big game,

Dog Man held its ground for the second consecutive week, holding onto the top spot as other films failed to compete in their opening weekend. The family-friendly Universal and DreamWorks Animation adventure proved to go the distance this Super Bowl weekend,

It seems an old “Dog Man” can outearn new pics, as the DreamWorks Animation caper will lead the domestic box office for a second weekend in a row. Meanwhile, slasher “Heart Eyes” and Ke Huy Quan actioner “Love Hurts” are landing in second and third,

Programming the weekend of the big game has always been a challenge for Hollywood studios, considering that box office traffic plummets on Sunday.

As far as entertainment is concerned, Hollywood definitely didn't have the spotlight shining on it this past weekend. In the last few days, the big focus has been the Super Bowl, as football fans and non-football fans alike have planned get togethers to watch the big