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Holy BLOCKBUSTER, Batman Iron Man!The third installment of Robert Downey Jr. ‘s superhero franchise hasn’t even opened in the United States yet, and within three days of international release in 42 overseas markets, has already made $195. 3 MILLION!That means the flick has already beaten out Avengers, which debuted internationally to $185. 1 million. . . and we all know how THAT went on to do!However, over here stateside, we still have a while to wait before we get to see Tony Stark in action, which means that for the domestic box office, it was Mark Wahlberg and The Rock’s Pain and Gain which made the number one position, pulling in $20 million, and pushing last week’s winner, the Tom Cruise-starring Oblivion, down to number two, with $17. 4 million!Ch-ch-check out the weekend’s full box office top ten in the United States. . . AFTER THE JUMP!!! 1. Pain and Gain, $20 million2. Oblivion, $17. 4 million3. 42, $10. 7 million4. The Big Wedding, $7. 5 million5. The Croods, $6. 6 million6. G. I. Joe: Retaliation, $3. 6 million7. Scary Movie 5, $3. 5 million8. Olympus Has Fallen, $2. 8 million9. The Place Beyond the Pines, $2. 7 million10. Jurassic Park 3D, $2. 3 million

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Returning to her roots, Selena Gomez headed to the Nokia Theatre in Los Angeles for the 2013 Radio Disney Music Awards on Saturday (April 27). The “Spring Breakers” star looked cute in a shiny black leather top and short black-and-white skirt with strappy black heels as she posed on the red carpet. At the ceremony, the 20-year-old singer/actress was honored with the Best Female Artist award, beating out her competition Cher Lloyd, Taylor Swift, and Bridgit Mendler. Though she’ll perform at the 2013 Billboard Awards on May 19th, check out Selena’s performance of “Come and Get It” at the Radio Disney Music Awards below.

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The Environmental Protection Agency has dramatically lowered its estimate of how much of a potent heat-trapping gas leaks during natural gas production, in a shift with major implications for a debate . . .

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By: Lisa ColemanSantorini, Greece ? Interlaken and Lucerne, Switzerland ? Positano, Italy ? The Himalayas ? these are a few of the destinations that make my short list of ?no matter how you imagined it, it?s better. ? After my recent trip to Oaxaca for my 50th birthday, it?s time to add a couple more to the list: Huatulco and the ocean front villas and casitas at Las Palmas. As a writer, I have the rare opportunity to travel through Mexico in search of paradise. I have found hundreds of amazing destinations throughout this marvelous country, but from the heart, I can tell you Huatulco is simply one of the best beach resorts in the entire country, and Las Palmas one of most perfect places where I?ve had a chance to stay? and that?s a tall order. There is a certain inexplicable magic here, a laid back sweetness if you will, all wrapped in the inviting smiles of the local people who are always happy you chose their charming, yet isolated, gem of a beach town on the Pacific. In the early 1970?s, the Mexican government embarked on an ambitious plan to develop tourism through a series of integrated master-planned beach resorts. FONATUR, which is the National Trust for Tourism Development (Fondo Nacional del Fomento al Turismo), was responsible for the blockbuster resorts of Cancun, Ixtapa and Los Cabos, as well as the lesser-known communities of Loreto and the Bah

Carlos Gonzalez has lived nearly all his 29 years in a country he considers home but now finds himself on the wrong side of the border – and the wrong side of a proposed overhaul of the U. S. immigration system that would grant legal status to millions of people.

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BOSTON (AP) ? Jason Terry scored Boston’s last nine points and the Celtics weathered a strong comeback by the New York Knicks, avoiding a sweep with a 97-90 overtime win on Sunday.

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(Reuters) – Videogame publisher Activision Blizzard Inc’s Chief Executive Robert Kotick received a total compensation of $64. 9 million last year, making him one of the top paid CEOs in the United States. Kotick’s 2012 total compensation includes about $56 million in stock awards, while there were no stock awards for 2011. His base salary doubled to $2 million, according to regulatory filings on Friday. (http://r. reuters. com/bew67t) The $56 million in stock awards will be paid over five years and is contingent upon meeting certain goals for company performance. . . .

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OLYMPIA, Wash. (AP) ? After struggling to sway both state and federal lawmakers, proponents of expanding background checks for gun sales are now exploring whether they will have more success by taking the issue directly to voters.

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WASHINGTON (AP) ? Syria’s stockpile of chemical weapons could be a greater threat after that nation’s president leaves power and could end up targeting Americans at home, lawmakers warned Sunday as they considered a U. S. response that stops short of sending military forces there.

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By Lamine Chikhi and Hamid Ould Ahmed ALGIERS (Reuters) – Algerian President Abdelaziz Bouteflika was transferred to France for medical tests on Saturday night after suffering a minor stroke that Algeria’s official news agency said had caused no permanent damage. Bouteflika, who has ruled over the North African oil and gas producer for more than a decade, had a "transient ischemic attack" or mini-stroke on Saturday. . . .

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