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'The Conjuring: Last Rites' achieved a $187M global opening, making it the biggest overseas horror debut and the second-largest worldwide debut for a horror film, with strong performances across multiple markets including Europe, Latin America, and Asia.
Kim Jong-un’s daughter, Kim Ju-ae, made her first international appearance in China, fueling speculation that she may be groomed as North Korea's future leader, potentially becoming the first female ruler of the country.
The live-action adaptation of 'How To Train Your Dragon' has debuted globally with over $200 million, surpassing initial projections and ranking as one of the year's top openings for a Hollywood film, with strong performances across multiple international markets.
Lily Yohannes made a historic debut for the USWNT, delivering an impressive performance that included a stunning 50-yard pass and a goal, making her the youngest USWNT player since 2001 and the third-youngest American goalscorer ever. Despite her standout play, Yohannes remains undecided about her international future, with options to play for the U.S. or the Netherlands. Her talent and composure on the field have captivated fans and teammates alike, making her a promising prospect for the future.
16-year-old Lily Yohannes scored on her international debut for the US women's soccer team in a 3-0 win against South Korea. Yohannes, who plays for Ajax, netted a goal within 10 minutes of coming on as a substitute, becoming the third-youngest player to score for the team. New US manager Emma Hayes praised Yohannes' maturity and talent, highlighting her European experience. The match also featured goals from Crystal Dunn and Sophia Smith, marking Hayes' second win as manager.
Sixteen-year-old Lily Yohannes scored her first international goal 10 minutes into her debut for the USWNT in a 3-0 victory over South Korea, becoming the third-youngest scorer in the team's history. Coach Emma Hayes praised Yohannes' maturity and skill, noting her experience in European football. The team celebrated Yohannes' achievement enthusiastically, highlighting her potential and bright future in the sport.
Universal's Fast X earns $67.5 million in North America and $318.9 million globally in its debut, making it the No. 2 debut of the year and the No. 3 global opening of the franchise. The film resonated well in China, earning $78.3 million, and received a B+ CinemaScore from the audience in North America. The film features a star-studded cast, including Vin Diesel, Michelle Rodriguez, Tyrese Gibson, and newcomers Jason Momoa, Brie Larson, and Rita Moreno. Universal's Super Mario Bros. Movie also continues to perform well, ranking as the third biggest animated film of all time with $1.248 billion in worldwide ticket sales.