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Who'da thunk it??

Guess Tom Cruise still has box office power.

(Or maybe it's Jeremy Renner.)

The fourth Mission: Impossible movie is not only a hit, but it's set a record in its franchise, banking about $571 million worldwide.

Holy crap!!

M:I 4 - Ghost Protocol passed the $200 million mark in North America alone and has hit the #1 spot in many countries overseas. The largest of the last five openings was in China.

So, does this mean there will be a Mission: Impossible 5?? It only seems natural, right?

Whomp! Whomp!

It has been decided by Warner Bros. that Rock Of Ages won't be ready for it's previous June 1st release date. Therefore, the studio announced today that the world won't be seeing Tom Cruise as Stacee Jaxx till June 15th.

Two weeks isn't that bad, we guess. But if they are going to do that, could they at least release another trailer? We've watched this one (above) about 27 times already.

Yes? Maybe? Fine, we'll just watch this one again then!

So, who came out on top??

Mark Wahlberg was the winner with his R-rated thriller Contraband at this weekend's box office.

Coming in with $24.1 million, the movie performed better than expected, especially since there wasn't too much hype over the film.

Disney's Beauty and the Beast 3D also had a high performance, coming in second place with $18.5 million. We're not surprised, really, but over 20 years later and the film still has what it takes to make money.

Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol came in third place, but has already surpassed the original Mission: Impossible movie.

It was a pretty slow weekend for movies so we're not too surprised by the low numbers.

Still though, wanna know what else made it on the top 5 list?

Click after the jump.

1. Contraband — $24.1 mil
2. Beauty and the Beast 3D — $18.5 mil
3. Mission: Impossible — Ghost Protocol — $11.5 mil
4. Joyful Noise — $11.3 mil
5. Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows — $8.4 mil

Sooo, what did U see this weekend, Perezcious readers??

Watch out, Gerard Depardieu! UR not the ONLY celeb who's peed in an inappropriate place!

Last week, Seth Rogen tweeted the following about the time he peed on Tom Cruise's

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In a long ass email sent to 12,000 members of the Church of Scientology, former executive Debbie Cook felt it best to ring in 2012 by addressing her concerns of their leader.

According to her, David Miscavige seems to be hoarding money raised by those willing to give any and every cent they have. …what!?! Shocking!!

Not only that but she accuses him of twerking the laws to turn Scientology into a dictatorship! *GASP*

She even goes so far as to warn members that "a new storm is upon us!" But of course, she does this all under the tone of upholding the religion's foundation.

So basically… this is kind of like V for Vendetta: Scientology Edition
Tom Cruise has to say about this! Hmm, we wonder, we wonder…

Oh and

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Happy New Year, Tom Cruise!!

Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol is killing it at the box office!

As of last Friday, the film had already raked in $250 million worldwide! Crazy! And now it has some other numbers to add to that total — $38,000,000.

Needless to say, this was the film America went to watch for New Year's.

Have U seen it yet?? Thoughts??

Wowsa! Moviegoers really do still love Tom Cruise!

Last weekend, Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol was #1 at the US box office, with $26.5 million earned.

Overall, the latest MI flick has now grossed $86.2 mil domestically…and another $170 mil internationally!

In total, the movie has grossed $256.2 million worldwide SO FAR!

The only other movie bringing in similarly respectable numbers at the box office is

We had a feeling it would be all about impossible missions this weekend!

The box office was pret-ty slow overall this holiday weekend, but at least it treated Tom Cruise's Mission: Impossible - Ghost Protocol well, which brought in $26.5 million, earning it a well deserved #1 spot!

Sherlock Holmes: A Game of Shadows came in second place, with

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