James Cameron breaks even! Avatar sequel crosses $2 billion at box office

has been spotted in a series of rare pieces by the French designer, from butterfly-print coords to a bald-eagle printed set, both dating back to the ’90s. Now, Jenner’s added a new piece to her vast collection: namely, an archival Venus De Milo halter neck dress from spring/summer 1999, sourced via online vintage dealer , which she paired with Alighieri’s Abundant Dream earrings in silver. The famous print is based on a Greek statue of the same name—with the model previously wearing another top featuring the classical bust (which now seems to be in ). The model posted the look on Instagram.

to the world back in 2021.In a candid interview with , the 27-year-old The Crown actor has admitted they felt “naive” to how much backlash they were to face after disclosing their non-binary status via their Instagram account (which currently has 851k followers) in 2021, in the wake of winning a Golden Globe award.“Naively, maybe, it took me aback how much hate I got for that. It was quite a reality check," they told , in this year's edition of the publication's annual Hollywood issue. However, they also revealed that they remain “motivated” in the face of this backlash to keep their account public: "For a lot of people, it did help.

Full house! Ryan Reynolds and Blake Lively are basking in baby bliss after welcoming their fourth child.

and its sibling of late. But Selena Gomez's flower nails have just raised the bar with that is pure joy.

” Nicola Coughlan should update her Instagram bio, because she’s fast becoming a reliably joyful presence on the red carpet as well. The star chose a black dress to pick up the award for Best Newcomer at the Newport Beach Film Festival UK Honors in London on Thursday—but not just any black dress.

Refresh for latest…: The global and international box office had a wild weekend this session amid the continued advancement of Avatar: The Way of Water and a mega-comeback for Indian superstar Shah Rukh Khan, while China’s Lunar New Year period concluded as the market’s second-best ever.

EXCLUSIVE: When a tentpole works at the global box office, there’s a ripple effect with exhibition partners, not just the studio, bathing in riches. Such is the case for CJ 4DPlex’s Screen X and 4DX auditoriums which can brag that Avatar: The Way of Water, as it clocks $2.1 billion worldwide, is the exhibitor’s highest grossing movie of all-time with $85M.

Earlier this week, James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water became the No. 5 highest-grossing movie ever worldwide, and, as expected, has now surfed to the No. 4 position on the all-time chart. In so doing, it leaves Star Wars: The Force Awakens in its wake with nearly $2.075B globally. 

Well, James Cameron naysayers, it’s time to admit defeat. Variety reports that “Avatar: The Way Of Water” now sits at #5 in the all-time box office gross rankings with $2.054 billion globally.

Avatar: The Way Of Water is continuing to break record numbers.The James Cameron helmed Avatar sequel is now the fifth highest-grossing film of all time, making a staggering $2.054 billion at the global box office as per Deadline.It comes after the filmmaker, 68, recently made history as the only director to have three films top $2 billion at worldwide box office.  Big numbers: Avatar: The Way Of Water is now the fifth highest-grossing film of all time, making a staggering $2.054 billion at the global box office; Still from Avatar: The Way of WaterThe long-awaited movie took the spot of Avengers: Infinity War on Thursday, which had earned $2.052 billion globally, after its release in 2018.  The new achievement now gives Cameron three of the top five highest-grossing movies of all time.Cameron's other two films in the illustrious list include the original Avatar (2009), which is number one of all-time, with $2.923B on a $237 million budget, and Titanic (1997), after it raked in 2.195B against a budget of $200 million.  Successful: The long-awaited movie took the spot of Avengers: Infinity War on Thursday; Still from Avatar: The Way of Water The next film to beat is Star Wars Episode VII – The Force Awakens, which made $2.07 billion, after which Avatar will face off with Titanic. The two films sitting on top of the list are Avengers: Endgame ($2.79 billion), while the original Avatar is in first place.Though it's predicted that the film will beat out Titanic eventually, Paramount is doing a Titanic global rerelease around Valentine's Day.Meanwhile at the domestic box office, the Avatar sequel has made $603 million.  History: The achievement gives filmmaker James Cameron, 68, the distinction of being the only in history

With Wednesday’s worldwide box office grosses included, James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water has surpassed $2.054B globally, and jumped up a notch on the all-time worldwide chart. 

EXCLUSIVE: Moviebill, the US-based augmented reality platform, has rebranded as ‘Really’ and will expand Augmented Reality (AR) distribution and Web3 content offerings to moviegoers internationally and through its partnership with Regal. 

The 2023 Academy Award nominations were announced early on Tuesday morning.On the top of the list was Everything Everywhere All at Once and The Banshees of Inisherin, which swept many categories. Even Tom Cruise's film Top Gun: Maverick got plenty of love with five nods, though Cruise himself was not nominated for his acting. But several contenders were left off the list. Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie were not recognized for their work in the epic Hollywood movie Babylon.

In the wake of the breathtaking Avatar: The Way of Water soaring past the $2 billion global gross mark, the James Cameron-directed epic scored a best picture nomination, along with noms for production design, sound and visual effects. The snub of Cameron’s monumental achievement in the best director category continues the franchise’s complex relationship with Oscar.

Zoe Saldana has made film history.The showbiz icon, 44, has become the first actor to have been in four films which made more than $2 billion at the box office, according to People. The distinction comes after Zoe's latest film, Avatar: The Way Of The Water, exceeded that amount at the box office. Making film history! Zoe Saldana has become the first actor to have been in four films which made more than $2 billion at the box office; pictured December 2022The four films Zoe starred in which made more than $2B are Avengers: Infinity War, Avengers: Endgame, Avatar, and it's sequel, Avatar: The Way of Water.Avatar director James Cameron also made history over the weekend, becoming the only director to have helmed three films which topped $2 billion at the worldwide box office, according to TMZ. Those films are Titanic, the original Avatar film, and now it's 2022 sequel, Avatar: The Way Of The Water, which recently surpassed $2 billion globally at the box office in just six weeks.

Over the past month, the conversation around “Avatar: The Way of Water” has shifted from, “Will it make money?” to “How much money will it make?” James Cameron‘s much-anticipated — or much-derided, depending on where you sit in the contemporary culture wars — was always expected to make money, but everyone has been shocked at its impact at the global box office. Once it became clear that the movie was going to outperform even its most ambitious expectations, the only question became whether this movie could possibly topple the original “Avatar.” And while that remains an open question, in at least one regard, Cameron’s sequel has already proven itself ahead of the pace.

On the heels of the success of Avatar: The Way Of Water, James Cameron now has the distinction of being the only director to helm three films to top $2 billion at the worldwide box office, according to TMZ.The long-awaited Avatar sequel topped the massive money milestone on Sunday, which comes just six weeks after its release, earning $2.024B at last check against a budget of between $350-460 million.Cameron's other two films in the illustrious list include the original Avatar (2009), which is number one of all-time, with $2.923B on a $237 million budget and Titanic (1997), after it raked in 2.195B against a budget of $200 million. History-making: James Cameron, 68, now has the distinction of being the only director in history with three films that have crossed $2 billion at the worldwide box officeAlong with Cameron's three epic films, only three others have passed the $2 billion benchmark, and all of them are from Disney.Coming in second on the all-time moneymaking list is Avengers: Endgame (2019), with $2.798B on a budget of $356-400 million.

Refresh for latest…: It’s now official, James Cameron’s Avatar: The Way of Water has become the sixth movie ever to cross the $2B mark worldwide. It is also the filmmaker’s third to hit the milestone, alongside Titanic and the original Avatar.

Over the past month, the conversation around “Avatar: The Way of Water” has shifted from, “Will it make money?” to “How much money will it make?” James Cameron‘s much-anticipated — or much-derided, depending on where you sit in the contemporary culture wars — was always expected to make money, but everyone has been shocked at its impact at the global box office. Once it became clear that the movie was going to outperform even its most ambitious expectations, the only question became whether this movie could possibly topple the original “Avatar.” And while that remains an open question, in at least one regard, Cameron’s sequel has already proven itself ahead of the pace.