With his third solo outing, Thor easily took the top spot at the box office, sending last week’s champions, the Minions, down to second place.

There are still plenty of Minions fans out there as Minions: The Rise of Gru cruised to a massive victory over the Fourth of July holiday weekend with over $100 million domestically, the second best opening for the Despicable Me franchise and the third biggest Fourth of July weekend opening of all time.

July kicks off with the return of the Minions in theaters along with Joey King as The Princess on Hulu, Kevin Dillon and Mel Gibson in Hot Seat and more in theaters and on streaming.

Steven Spielberg and The Duffer Brothers are bringing Stephen King’s The Talisman to Netflix, Borderlands adds another cast member, Comic-Con 2021 will be virtual again, The Simpsons and Superman & Lois renewed for new seasons, Silent Night, Deadly Night is getting a reboot, future Lionsgate theatrical movies will be exclusively on Starz and more in this week’s News Shotgun.

Benedict Cumberbatch voices Dr. Seuss’ classic Christmas hating character in a new take on How the Grinch Stole Christmas from the house that Minions built, Illumination.

The latest from Edgar Wright is here with Baby Driver along with the third Despicable Me and R rated comedy The House.

Gru and his wife Lucy are up against a new nemesis for the Anti-Villain League, the 80’s obsessed Balthazar Bratt, voiced by South Park’s Trey Parker, in Despicable Me 3.

The entirety of Marvel Phase 2 is available this week along with Minions, Ant-Man solo, more cult classics and more.