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Patrick Swayze has checked himself into the hospital for observation after contracting pneumonia, A&E president Abbe Raven announced at a meeting of the Television Critics Association where Swayze was scheduled to appear Friday to discuss his upcoming police drama "The Beast." Complete Story...
Weekend Box Office: Jan. 2-4, 2009 | ||
|---|---|---|
| Movie | Weekend | Total |
| Marley and Me | 24263763 | 106664046 |
| Bedtime Stories | 20501339 | 85539168 |
| The Curious Case of Benjamin Button | 18691248 | 79297086 |
| Valkyrie | 14094617 | 60743921 |
| Yes Man | 13910477 | 79507388 |
| Source: Box Office Mojo | ||
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