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Last night, the Academy Museum of Motion Pictures held its sixth annual gala and raised over $14 million to support the museum’s exhibitions, education initiatives, and public programming, including screenings, K-12 programs, and access initiatives in service of the general public and the local community of Los Angeles. Tom Ford, Robert Rodriguez, Steven Spielberg, and Kate Capshaw co-chaired the gala. Director and President of the Academy Museum and Academy Collection, Amy Homma, opened the evening with welcoming remarks, followed by a toast from museum trustee Olivier de Givenchy. Oscar®-winning actress Jamie Lee Curtis then took the stage to speak about the enduring impact of the horror genre and highlight the museum’s newest exhibition, The Horror Show. Curtis introduced the evening’s first presenter, Robert Rodriguez, who presented legendary filmmaker and composer John Carpenter with the Luminary Award. Three-time Oscar®-nominated actress Sigourney Weaver followed, presenting the Icon Award to Oscar®-winning actress Charlize Theron.

“Coyote vs. Acme,” a hybrid of animation and live action once deemed unreleasable, edged out an $80 million Jacob Elordi sci-fi adventure at the box office this weekend. It caps a stunning revival for the animated film, which Warner Bros. shelved to use as a $30 million tax write-off before finally relenting and selling it to a little-known indie distributor, Ketchup Entertainment. Bolstered by an online rescue effort and strong reviews, “Coyote vs. Acme” debuted to $15.4 million, topping “The Dog Stars,” a $70 million Elordi vehicle that was directed by the legendary Ridley Scott. Despite its pedigree, “The Dog Stars” opened to just $8 million domestically for a fifth-place finish. It’s a huge bomb for Disney and 20th Century and one of the worst financial failures of Scott’s otherwise glittering career.