Hot This Week: November 10

Last week's top movie titles shuffle positions, while three new titles join the bottom half of the list. In the least surprising news of the week, Taylor Swift's new pop album 1989 tops the music chart in its first week of release, leading a batch of newcomers that also includes a Led Zeppelin re-release. Six new audiobooks climb onto the fiction list, but none of them could unseat John Grisham from the top spot. Finally, in non-fiction, comedian Amy Poehler grabs the #1 slot with her first book.

DVD

1. Neighbors
2. Sex Tape
3. Godzilla 
4. Transformers: Age of Extinction
5. Blended
6. Deliver Us from Evil
7. The Fault in Our Stars
8. Chef
9. Captain America: The Winter Soldier
10. The Prince

CD

1. Taylor Swift, 1989
2. NOW That's What I Call Music 52
3. Sam Hunt, Montevallo
4. Barry Manilow, My Dream Duets
5. Jason Aldean, Old Boots, New Dirt
6. Florida Georgia Line, Anything Goes
7. Led Zeppelin, Led Zeppelin IV
8. Chris Tomlin, Love Ran Red 
9. Slipknot, .5: The Gray Chapter
10. Black Veil Brides, Black Veil Brides 

Fiction

1. Gray Mountain, John Grisham
2. The Slow Regard of Silent Things, Patrick Rothfuss
3. Prince Lestat, Anne Rice
4. Havana Storm, Clive and Dirk Cussler
5. Leaving Time, Jodi Picoult
6. The Handsome Man's Deluxe Cafe, Alexander McCall Smith
7. Pegasus, Danielle Steel
8. Edge of Eternity, Ken Follett
9. The Peripheral, William Gibson
10. Deadline, John Sandford

Non-Fiction

1. Yes Please, Amy Poehler
2. Killing Patton, Bill O'Reilly and Martin Dugard
3. Not That Kind of Girl, Lena Dunham
4. Being Mortal, Atul Gawande
5. Food, Jim Gaffigan
6. What If?, Randall Munroe
7. The Innovators, Walter Isaacson
8. Dreamers and Deceivers, Glenn Beck and Kevin Balfe
9. Stop the Coming Civil War, Michael Savage
10. As You Wish, Cary Elwes and Joe Layden