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Published 3:04 pm Thursday, November 29, 2007

Television

1. “Dancing with the Stars” (Monday), ABC.

2. “Sunday Night Football”: Eagles vs. Patriots, NBC.

3. “Dancing with the Stars” (Tuesday), ABC.

4. “Desperate Housewives,” ABC.

5. “NCIS,” CBS.

(From Nielsen Media Research)

Film

1. “Enchanted,” Disney.

2. “This Christmas,” Sony/Screen Gems.

3. “Beowulf,” Paramount.

4. “Hitman,” Fox.

5. “Bee Movie,” Paramount.

(From Media By Numbers LLC)

Hot five

1. “No One,” Alicia Keys. J/RMG.

2. “Kiss Kiss,” Chris Brown Featuring T-Pain. Jive/Zomba.

3. “Apologize,” Timbaland Featuring OneRepublic. Mosley/Blackground/Interscope.

4. “Low,” Flo Rida Featuring T-Pain. Poe Boy/Atlantic.

5. “Bubbly,” Colbie Caillat. Universal Republic.

(From Billboard magazine)

Albums

1. “As I Am,” Alicia Keys. MBK/J/RMG.

2. “Noel,” Josh Groban. 143/Reprise/Warner Bros.

3. “Taking Chances,” Celine Dion. Columbia/Sony Music.

4. “NOW 26.” Various artists. EMI/Sony BMG Strategic Marketing.

5. “The Ultimate Hits,” Garth Brooks. Pearl.

(From Billboard magazine)

Concert tours

1. Justin Timberlake.

2. Van Halen.

3. Dave Matthews Band.

4. Mana.

5. Beyonce.

(From Pollstar)

DVD sales

1. “Ratatouille,” Walt Disney/Pixar.

2. “I Now Pronounce You Chuck &Larry,” Universal Studios Home Video.

3. “Spider-Man 3,” Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

4. “Transformers,” DreamWorks Home Entertainment.

5. “Meet The Robinsons,” Buena Vista Home Entertainment.

(From Billboard magazine)

Video sales

1. “Rush Hour 2,” Warner.

2. “Yoga Conditioning For Athletes,” Gaiam Video.

3. “Grease (Anniversary Edition),” Paramount Home Entertainment.

4. “The Lord Of The Rings: The Fellowship Of The Ring,” New Line Home Entertainment.

5. “The Lord Of The Rings: Return of The King,” New Line Home Entertainment.

(From Billboard magazine)

Video rentals

1. “I Now Pronounce You Chuck &Larry,” Universal Studios.

2. “Ratatouille,” Walt Disney/Pixar.

3. “Spider-Man 3,” Sony Pictures Home Entertainment.

4. “Deck The Halls,” 20th Century Fox.

5. “License To Wed,” Warner.

(From Billboard magazine)

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