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Devil Wears Prada 2 streams July 29 on Disney+ and Hulu, while The Drama debuts on HBO Max July 31 before its HBO premiere August 1; the article also notes Tyler Perry's Ruthless Season 6 on Paramount+ June 30, The Oval spin-off launching with two episodes, an Apple TV trailer for The Dink (streaming July 24), and CW air dates for Miss Teen USA and Miss USA specials in late August.
Devil Wears Prada 2 will stream on Disney+ and Hulu starting July 29, after its May 1 theatrical release that has grossed about $677 million worldwide; the sequel reunites Anne Hathaway, Meryl Streep, and Emily Blunt as Andy Sachs, Miranda Priestly, and Emily Charlton (now a Dior executive), with Kenneth Branagh and Simone Ashley among new cast members. Directed by David Frankel and written by Aline Brosh McKenna, the film also features fashion-forward cameos as part of its July streaming lineup.
Devil Wears Prada 2 will stream on Disney+ and Hulu July 29, after a June 28 digital release on Prime Video, Apple TV, and Fandango at Home; a June 30 DVD–digital bundle featuring the 2006 original and the sequel arrives with four featurettes and extras (including the Runway video, gag reel, and an audio commentary). The movie has grossed over $676 million worldwide.
Universal’s Michael is closing in on $800 million globally with about $788M so far (roughly $468M overseas and $319M in the U.S.), and Japan remains unopened; Disney’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 has surpassed $600M worldwide (roughly $408M international and $200M domestic). The Mandalorian and Grogu stakes its cinematic potential, opening to $64M across 51 territories, with $82M in North America over the weekend and Memorial Day total around $102M there; the global box office for the three-day frame is about $145M and roughly $165M over the four-day holiday. The releases illustrate strong international demand for big-budget, star-driven titles, and set the stage for Disney’s upcoming Star Wars slate after Solo’s performance.
Universal’s Michael has surpassed $700 million worldwide (about $421 million overseas and $282 million domestically), with Japan still to open and the potential to become the highest-grossing musical biopic, possibly beating Bohemian Rhapsody’s $911 million. Disney’s The Devil Wears Prada 2 is approaching $550 million globally (roughly $546.2 million total: $175.9 million domestic and $370.3 million international), boosted by strong international performance in the UK, Italy, Brazil and Mexico, after a production budget of about $100 million.
Michael remains the worldwide box office leader with a running total of about $703.8–704 million after an $83.8 million weekend (domestic $26.1 million, international $57.7 million) across 83 markets, while The Devil Wears Prada 2 has crossed $500 million globally, reaching about $546.2 million (roughly $175.9 million domestic and $370.3 million international). IMAX contributed around $5.2 million to Michael’s weekend, Korea opened strong at $4.9 million on Culture Day, and Michael continues to dominate key territories like France, the UK & Ireland, and Germany as the Prada sequel remains a major global release.
Michael returns to No. 1 at the domestic box office with $26 million in its fourth weekend, outpacing new releases like The Devil Wears Prada 2 ($18 million) and Obsession ($16 million). The biopic has $283 million in North America and $703.8 million worldwide, the top-grossing musical biopic in the U.S. and closing in on the worldwide records; Obsession opens strong in third with $16 million, while Mortal Kombat and Is God Is round out other openings. Overall, the box office is roughly 16% ahead of last year as summer releases heat up.
The domestic box office rang up about $161 million over the weekend, up 88% from a year ago, pushing 2026 year-to-date to $3.02 billion (up 16%). The Devil Wears Prada 2 led with $41.6 million, followed by Mortal Kombat II at $38.5 million and Michael at $37.9 million. New releases The Sheep Detectives and Billie Eilish’s tour aided results, while holdovers like The Super Mario Galaxy Movie and Project Hail Mary posted solid legs, underscoring strong word-of-mouth as the summer season approaches a $10 billion domestic target.
Disney orchestrated an unprecedented $250 million, multi-brand marketing push for The Devil Wears Prada 2, enlisting dozens of partners (from Dior to Coca‑Cola, Google to Lancôme), plus Oscar- and Met Gala–themed activations, to reach younger audiences and turn the sequel into a cultural moment; the campaign helped drive a global box office total of about $433 million by May 11, surpassing the 2006 original.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 led North American theaters in its second weekend with about $43 million, narrowly ahead of Mortal Kombat II at $40 million. Prada 2 has grossed roughly $433.2 million worldwide in 12 days, helping Disney push global 2024 totals past $2 billion. Other new releases included The Sheep Detectives and Billie Eilish—Hit Me Hard & Soft: The Tour, while Michael remained strong in its third weekend.
Devil Wears Prada 2 led the weekend worldwide with $118.8M (domestic $43M, international $75.8M), pushing Disney past $2B in global grosses for the year. Mortal Kombat II debuted to $63M WW (about $40M domestic and $23M overseas), as summer box-office momentum builds and the studio targets a $40M US opening with further overseas potential.
The Devil Wears Prada 2 topped the weekend box office with a $43M 3-day debut (4,200 screens) and a strong Mother’s Day lift, while Mortal Kombat II opened at $40M (3,503 screens). The combined 3-day domestic gross hit $162.1M, Prada 2 accounting for about $144.8M domestic total and MKII reaching $63M worldwide for the weekend. Prada 2 also elevated Meryl Streep’s top grosser status, with overseas total at $75.8M contributing to a global run of $433.2M. Other notable openings included The Sheep Detectives and Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard and Soft. Looking ahead, upcoming weekends are expected to favor smaller holdovers pre-Memorial Day.
Meryl Streep reportedly earned $12.5 million for The Devil Wears Prada 2, with Anne Hathaway and Emily Blunt each taking the same $12.5 million after a favored-nations deal, plus lucrative box‑office bonuses that could push each over $20 million if the sequel keeps performing; the film had a $100 million budget and is nearing $300 million globally in box office.
Mortal Kombat II and Devil Wears Prada 2 are headlining this weekend’s box office with roughly $40–$42 million openings each, setting up a tight No. 1 race. Prada 2 is also posting strong global numbers, with ten-day domestic near $143.8 million and overseas totals surpassing the original; MK II opened with about $5.2 million in Thursday previews and is tracking toward a $40M+ weekend, aided by premium formats. Prada 2 is expected to get a Mother's Day boost on Sunday. Other titles in play include The Sheep Detectives and Billie Eilish: Hit Me Hard & Soft, with overall guidance pointing to a Mother's Day-driven bump for Prada 2 and a solid hold for Michael and others.
Devil Wears Prada 2 has earned about $324M worldwide in its first ten days (with $101.8M domestic and $222.2M offshore) and is on track to surpass the original’s $326.5M lifetime, pushing the fashion franchise toward $700M globally as it competes with Mortal Kombat II for the North American top spot.