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Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes the fastest film to reach $800 million domestically (about $803.9 million in 19 days) and later surpasses $2 billion worldwide, cementing Sony’s highest-grossing feature ever as its global run continues to break records.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day continues to break box-office records, becoming the fastest film to reach $700 million domestically with about $704.5 million and closing in on Top Gun: Maverick; internationally it has earned roughly $1.108 billion, surpassing Spider-Man: No Way Home to become Sony’s biggest overseas title, pushing the worldwide total toward $2 billion as a strong summer continues.
Spider-Man: Brand New Day becomes the fastest film to reach $700 million at the domestic box office, hitting about $704.5 million by Wednesday and ranking sixth all-time in North America as it nears its third weekend; internationally it has $1.108 billion, making Sony’s biggest overseas release and pushing Brand New Day’s global total toward No Way Home’s $1.9 billion, with a production budget of $225 million.
Travel + Leisure named JSX the best U.S. domestic airline for 2026 (repeating 2025 and 2024), spotlighting its 30-seat jets, Starlink Wi‑Fi, and inclusive snacks/drinks, plus private-terminal check-in and fast baggage processes. The carrier serves 28 destinations (mostly West Coast, with NYC–Florida and Cabo routes) and offers two to three free checked bags depending on fare, making it pricier but time-saving and convenient for some travelers. Major carriers like Delta did not crack the top three (Delta was No. 5).
Toy Story 5 earned $17.3M on Monday at the U.S./Canada box office, the best Monday of 2026 so far and one of the top June Mondays for animation, lifting its four-day domestic total to about $177M and setting up a strong second weekend projection of roughly $88–$96M as Supergirl opens.
Superman's new film has surpassed $300 million globally and nearly $200 million domestically in its second weekend, maintaining strong box office performance despite competition from reboots like 'I Know What You Did Last Summer' and 'Smurfs'. The horror film earned $2.2 million in previews, while the animated 'Smurfs' is set to open widely. Superman is expected to dominate the box office until Marvel's 'Fantastic Four' releases next week.
The live-action adaptation of 'How to Train Your Dragon' is performing exceptionally well, with an estimated $83 million in the U.S. and over $200 million globally, making it one of the top openings for a live-action reimagining. It is attracting a broad audience, especially Gen Z viewers, and is expected to continue its strong performance, while other films like 'Lilo & Stitch' and 'Materialists' are also notable in the box office rankings.