Top 3 Box Office Movies:

1. The Jungle Book – $103.3m
2. Barbershop: The Next Cut – $20.2m
3. The Boss -$10.0m

Top 3 Singles on iTunes:

1. Purple Rain by Prince & The Revolution
2. Little Red Corvette by Prince
3. When Doves Cry by Prince & The Revolution

Top 3 Albums on iTunes:

1. The Very Best of Prince by Prince
2. Purple Rain (Soundtrack from the Motion Picture) by Prince & The Revolution
3. The Hits / The B-Sides by Prince

Up & Coming:

Hot Tracks-

• Wake Up by Fetty Wap
• Big Ideas by The Boxer Rebellion
• 7 by Catfish and the Bottlemen
• Go Flex by Post Malone
• DUELE EL CORAZON (feat. Wisin) by Enrique Iglesias

Movies Opening This Weekend-

• The Huntsman: Winter’s War
• Elvis & Nixon
• Tale of Tales (Il Racconto Dei Racconti)
• The Meddler
• A Hologram for the King

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Prince – The innovative, funk-inspired musician, well-renowned for his classic albums such as 1999, Purple Rain and thirty-seven others spanning over a wide time period and different genres, died this week on Thurs., April 21. His final album, Hit n Run Phase Two was released this January. “The Purple One” will be remembered not only for his music, but also his gender-ambiguous image, controversial lyrics (that even prompted Tipper Gore to start issuing those infamous Parental Advisory stickers,) and the legacy that he left behind on music and those who admired him. He was 57 when he passed away in the elevator of his Paisley Park recording complex, and was reportedly struggling with an unidentified illness. Stars such as The Weeknd, Justin Timberlake, Whoopi Goldberg, Ellen DeGeneres, Hamilton star Lin-Manuel Miranda, and others paid their respects to him, and even President Obama issued his condolences.