The top 5 movies for the weekend that ended Sunday, ranked by gross box- office receipts in U.S. and

The top 5 movies for the weekend that ended Sunday, ranked by gross box- office receipts in U.S. and Canadian theaters, as reported by Hollywood.com. Total receipts in parantheses.

v”Toy Story 3”: $109 million ($109 million)

v“The Karate Kid”: $29 million ($106.3 million)

v“The A-Team”: $13.8 million ($49.8 million)

v“Get Him to the Greek”: $6.1 million ($47.9 million)

v“Shrek Forever After”: $5.5 million ($222.9 million)

“Memphis Beat” (10 p.m., TNT): Jason Lee (“My Name Is Earl”) returns to prime time in the new crime drama “Memphis Beat.” He plays a blues-loving police detective who oozes Southern charm. But his casual approach to the job irritates his boss (Alfre Woodard).

“Downfall” (9:01 P.M., ABC): Will viewers be high on “Downfall”? It’s a new game show that has contestants answering questions atop a 10-story building. Their goal? Keep a conveyor belt full of prizes from dumping the loot off the side of the building.

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Free movie series at Covelli Centre

YOUNGSTOWN

The Downtown Youngstown outdoor movie series will begin next week. The free movies will begin at dusk on the lawn in front of Covelli Centre. Here is the schedule:

monday: ”Star Trek: The Future Begins”

July 5: “Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs”

July 12: “The Time Traveler’s Wife”

July 19: “Tyler Perry’s Meet the Browns”

July 26: “Twilight: New Moon”

Aug. 2: “The Blind Side”

Aug. 9: “Casablanca”

Aug. 16: “The Princess and the Frog”

Aug. 23: “The Dark Knight”

Aug. 30: “Up”

Workshop on how to make a short film

YOUNGSTOWN

Local filmmaker Art Byrd will present a workshop on making short films with a small crew (or no crew) at 9 a.m. July 17 and 27 at the Downtown YMCA, 17 N. Champion St. Participants will make short films.

Byrd is a former photojournalist at WFMJ-TV 21. His short films have been shown at various film festivals, and his “Ballet Audition” has had more than 1 million views on YouTube. Byrd’s work can be viewed at www. youtube.com/user/abyrdjr.

The workshops will cover scripts, equipment and lighting, casting, getting and working with a crew, storyboards, locations and editing.

The cost is $150, which includes written materials. Participants must be at least 14 and can bring their own video camera. The films made during the workshop will be screened publicly at the Lemon Grove Caf . For more information, e-mail artbyrdagain@yahoo.com.

Vehicle show

YOUNGSTOWN

The Young Leaders Advisory Board of the Mahoning Valley Historical Society will sponsor “History to Go, Cruising Through Our Automotive History,” from noon to 3 p.m. Saturday. Local vehicle collectors Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Best will display their collection of cars, trucks and farm vehicles at the free program, which will be at their residence in Columbiana near state Routes 7 and 14. Call the MVHS at 330-743-2589 to receive the address and directions.