High Fives

Television

1. “CSI: Crime Scene Investigation,” CBS.

2. “CSI: Miami,” CBS.

3. “Without a Trace,” CBS.

4. “Two and a Half Men,” CBS.

5. “Law &Order,” NBC.

(From Nielsen Media Research)

Films

1. “Spider-Man 2,” Sony.

2. “Fahrenheit 9/11,” Lions Gate.

3. “White Chicks,” Sony.

4. “Dodgeball: A True Underdog Story,” Fox.

5. “The Terminal,” DreamWorks.

(From Exhibitor Relations Co.)

Hot five

1. “I Believe,” Fantasia. J.

2. “Burn,” Usher. LaFace.

3. “Confessions Part II,” Usher. LaFace.

4. “The Reason,” Hoobastank. Island.

5. “If I Ain’t Got You,” Alicia Keys. J.

(From Billboard magazine)

Albums

1. “Kiss of Death,” Jadakiss. Ruff Ryders.

2. “Confessions,” Usher. LaFace. (Platinum – certified sales of 1 million units)

3. “To the 5 Boroughs,” Beastie Boys. Brooklyn Dust.

4. “JoJo,” JoJo. Da Family.

5. “Musicology,” Prince. NPG. (Platinum)

(From Billboard magazine)

Concert tours

1. Prince.

2. Eagles.

3. Shania Twain.

4. Beyonce.

5. Metallica.

(From Pollstar)

VHS rentals

1. “50 First Dates,” Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.

2. “Mystic River,” Warner Home Video.

3. “Along Came Polly,” Universal Studios Home Video.

4. “Monster,” Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.

5. “Eurotrip,” DreamWorks Home Entertainment.

(From Billboard magazine)

VHS sales

1. “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King” (full-screen two-tape edition), New Line Home Entertainment.

2. “Along Came Polly,” Universal Studios Home Video.

3. “Miracle,” Walt Disney Home Entertainment.

4. “Dora the Explorer – Silly Fiesta,” Paramount Home Entertainment.

5. “Shrek,” DreamWorks Home Entertainment.

(From Billboard magazine)

DVD sales

1. “50 First Dates” (widescreen special edition), Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.

2. “50 First Dates” (pan &scan special edition), Columbia TriStar Home Entertainment.

3. “Simpsons: Complete Season 4,” FoxVideo.

4. “The Lord of the Rings: Return of the King” (widescreen two-disc edition), New Line Home Entertainment.

5. “Along Came Polly” (widescreen), Universal Studios Home Video.

(From Billboard magazine)

“Spider-Man 2” has set records in its climb to the top box office spot.