10 Great songs that represent the music scene in 2016
PRESS PLAY
- Stressed Out – Twenty One Pilots (2016 Feb W47 P12)
- Cake By The Ocean – DNCE (2016 Mar W42 P4)
- Cheap Thrills – Sia Feat. Sean Paul (2016 Feb W66 P2)
- Ex’s & Oh’s – Elle King (2016 Jan W19 P15)
- Faded – Alan Walker (2016 Feb W42 P7)
- Good Grief – Bastille (2016 Jun W23 P13)
- Rockabye (feat. Anne-Marie/Sean Paul) – Clean Bandit feat. Sean Paul & Anne-Marie (2016 Nov W41 P1_9)
- Secret Love Song – Little Mix Feat. Jason Derulo (2016 Jan W25 P6)
- Side To Side (feat. Nicki Minaj) – Ariana Grande feat. Nicki Minaj (2016 Jun W32 P4)
- 7 Years – Lukas Graham (2016 Feb W51 P1_5)
MOVIES
1. Top 10 Highest-Grossing British/UK Films of 2016
If you are looking for homegrown UK productions (or major co-productions) that absolutely dominated the box office in 2016, these were the highest-earning British films:
- Rogue One: A Star Wars Story (£56.4m) – Filmed extensively in the UK with a heavily British cast and crew.
- Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them (£52.1m) – The Wizarding World expansion, produced and filmed in England.
- Bridget Jones’s Baby (£48.1m) – The return of London’s favorite rom-com heroine.
- The BFG (£30.7m) – Roald Dahl’s classic adapted by Steven Spielberg, co-produced in the UK.
- The Girl on the Train (£23.6m) – Based on the thriller by British author Paula Hawkins (a UK/US co-production).
- Doctor Strange (£23.1m) – Marvel blockbuster filmed heavily at Longcross and Pinewood Studios in the UK.
- Absolutely Fabulous: The Movie (£16.1m) – The big-screen version of the iconic BBC sitcom.
- Eddie the Eagle (£12.8m) – The feel-good biographical comedy about Britain’s unlikely Olympic ski-jumper.
- Dad’s Army (£8.7m) – A star-studded big-screen remake of the classic British wartime sitcom.
- Me Before You (£9.6m) – A highly successful romantic drama adapted from Jojo Moyes’ British novel. 1
