Last Friday night, Disney released the #1 movie in the country -- Pixar's Onward -- for digital download on iTunes/Amazon/etc. It's safe to say, that's the first time that's ever happened.

When you say "the #1 movie in the country," you're talking about what was #1 last weekend or maybe last week. Onward was also the #1 movie in the country specifically on last Thursday... when it made $33,296. There are times when movies make that per screen.

There's a movie on that domestic chart that one person went to see. It made $6. That movie, though, wasn't at the bottom of that chart… because there are three movies on that chart that no one went to see. In the country.

Also: Tiger King is the "shocking Netflix series that has captivated the internet" and "the most bonkers true-crime doc you'll ever see."

The Nose has seen both.

Some other stuff that happened this week, give or take:

• Cowboy Museum Puts Their Head Of Security In Charge Of Their Twitter, And His Tweets Are Hilariously Wholesome
• Social Distancing Diaries: Cut the Crap and Embrace the BidetThe COVID-19 pandemic has sparked a countrywide toilet-paper-buying frenzy. But there's a better way to clean up that's good for your butt, your wallet, and the environment.
• Cats Allegedly Added Buttholes, Then Removed Them, And Now Fans Want The Butthole Cut
• AMC Theatres Has Furloughed Its Entire Corporate Staff and CEO in the Wake of Coronavirus Closures
• Movie Theaters Are Closed, but Their Value Isn't Lost to Us Yet
• These Famous Logos Have Been Remade for the Coronavirus Age
• McDonald's Separates Its Golden Arches in an Act of Coronavirus Solidarity
• This Pork-Hucking Pig Farmer Is the Only One Doing Quarantine RightLeft with a backlog of ham and sausages, one farmer has figured out a way to safely get his wares to his customers in the time of social distancing -- hucking ham.
• ATTENTION OLD PEOPLE: Millennials Aren't The Problem Right NowWe are way too old.
• McDonald's Separates Its Golden Arches in an Act of Coronavirus SolidarityIn Brazil, brand has altered iconic mark to encourage safety for all during coronavirus pandemic
• miller-dies.html">Eli Miller, a Sultan of Seltzer, Is Dead at 86He began delivering sparkling water in 1960, when hundreds of seltzer men plied the streets. He continued until 2017, when there were almost none.
• mcnally-dead-coronavirus.html">Terrence McNally, Tony-Winning Playwright of Gay Life, Dies at 81Mr. McNally, who died of coronavirus complications, introduced audiences to characters and situations that most mainstream theater had previously shunted into comic asides.
• Florida Senate proclaims Florida State national champion
• boras-pitches-his-idea-for-162-game-mlb-season-in-2020-including-a-game-on-christmas-143719820.html">Scott Boras pitches 162-game MLB season, including Christmas game, despite coronavirus delay

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