Comscore was hit with an antitrust lawsuit Monday, in which film distribution company Atlas claims it leveraged its monopoly on box office data to "suppress competition" and ultimately forced them to shutter its CinemaCloudWorks software app.

As has been the trend, Othello, starring Denzel Washington and Jake Gyllenhaal, was the second highest grossing show of the week, with $3.2 million and playing to 100 percent capacity. The play commanded the highest average ticket price on Broadway with $384.23, compared to $315.52 at Good Night, and Good Luck, the next highest on the boards.

Making the largest gains (other than Redwood) were Good Night, And Good Luck, up $143,803 to $3,955,968, and Sunset Blvd., up $146,711 to $1,262,121. The former scored five Tony nominations, including one for star George Clooney, while the latter got seven, including Best Revival/Musical and the top acting categories.

Superhero movies, animated instant classics, great sequels, and more litter this top ten list quiz. For some, this should be pretty easy, but we're pretty sure there are a few in here that will trip some people up.

Given the latest box office figures for Sinners and Thunderbolts*, it seems the Ryan Coogler vampire pic is on pace to outgross Marvel's high budget superhero team up this weekend.

Rajkummar Rao and Wamiqa Gabbi's Bhool Chuk Maaf is arriving at the Indian box office on May 23, and is expected to start slowly.