Hot This Week: September 4

The Hunger Games maintains the top spot on the DVD list through the holiday weekend, followed by Sacha Baron Cohen's latest alter-ego comedy, The Dictator. Trey Songz moves to the top of the music chart; just as notable, perhaps, is the fact that Adele does not appear for the first time in a long time. There are only two newcomers to the fiction list this week, the top one being the latest from Terry Brooks at #3. In non-fiction, Joe Posnanski's biography of the former Penn State head coach, the late Joe Paterno, takes over the top spot.

DVD

1. The Hunger Games
2. The Dictator
3. Dr. Seuss' The Lorax
4. Bernie
5. Lockout
6. Freelancers
7. American Reunion
8. Dexter: The Sixth Season
9. 21 Jump Street
10. Silent House

CD

1. Trey Songz, Chapter V
2. 2 Chainz, Based on a T.R.U. Story
3. NOW That's What I Call Music 43
4. DJ Khaled, Kiss the Ring
5. Justin Bieber, Believe
6. Maroon 5, Overexposed
7. Owl City, The Midsummer Station
8. Rick Ross, God Forgives, I Don't
9. Tenth Avenue North, The Struggle
10. One Direction, Up All Night

Fiction

1. Gone Girl, Gillian Flynn
2. The Inn at Rose Harbor, Debbie Macomber
3. Wards of Faerie, Terry Brooks
4. The Light Between Oceans, M.L. Stedman
5. A Dance with Dragons, George R.R. Martin
6. Where We Belong, Emily Giffin
7. Odd Apocalypse, Dean Koontz
8. Black List, Brad Thor
9. Where'd You Go, Bernadette, Maria Semple
10. The Fallen Angel, Daniel Silva

Non-Fiction

1. Paterno, Joe Posnanski
2. Obama's America, Dinesh D'Souza
3. The Amateur, Edward Klein
4. Unbroken, Laura Hillenbrand
5. Wild, Cheryl Strayed
6. Shadowbosses, Mallory Factor
7. Killing Lincoln, Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard
8. Fool Me Twice, Aaron Klein and Brenda J. Elliott
9. Dearie, Bob Spitz
10. Steve Jobs, Walter Isaacson