So fetch! Nearly two decades after Mean Girls debuted in theaters across the world, the teen flick remains a favorite with fans and celebrities.The 2004 film, which raked in $129 million globally on a ‎$17 million budget, is responsible for creating iconic lines including, “On Wednesdays, we wear pink” to “Is butter a carb?” Mean Girls also helped catapult the careers of its stars, including ...

Transforming an actor into a historical figure is never easy, especially when that figure has a face as recognizable and iconic as Marilyn Monroe's."Blonde," the much-buzzed-about film that made its Netflix debut on Wednesday, portrays a fictionalized version of Monroe's life, death and transformation from Norma Jeane Mortenson into celebrity and cultural sensation. Director Andrew Dominik (who ...

Some things never change. Hocus Pocus is back with an all-new sequel nearly 30 years after the original hit theaters, but the Disney+ movie cast says the biggest change is that the film actually has fans this time around.

It was a glorious morning for fans of 1993's cult classic Halloween movie Hocus Pocus. Following a [...]

Ron Howard will be honored with the Lifetime Achievement Award in Directing at the 25th annual SCAD Savannah Film Festival on Sunday, Oct. 23.

The Middleburg Film Festival has announced Gina Prince-Bythewood and "Triangle of Sadness" actress Dolly De Leon as festival honorees.

Actor Adrien Brody jumped to the defense of Netflix’s NSFW film “Blonde”, his latest onscreen venture after initial reviews were nothing if not disappointing.The release of the Andrew Dominik-directed drama, which is rated a rare and staggering NC-17, has proven to be controversial as many slammed the film for its portrayal of the late Marilyn Monroe.

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Golden Icon Award recipient and ‘Dalíland’ star Ben Kingsley feted at Zurich Film Festival.

It finally happened. #SixSeasonsAndAMovie is officially a go.Peacock has ordered the long-awaited “Community” movie, with most of the original cast of the beloved NBC comedy series returning for a feature film continuation that began as an in-joke in the show and became a rallying cry for fans after the series ended.

Dionne Edwards delivers a portrait of London life that embraces both its 'grit and glamour,' inspired by 'Saturday Night Fever.'

“Smile,” the horror film from Paramount and writer-director Parker Finn, made $2 million at the box office Thursday in its preview screenings from roughly 3,000 screens and that began at 7:00 p.m. It opens on 3,648 screens this weekend.

American actress Scout Taylor-Compton was just 20 years old when she was cast as Samantha in the film "Obsessed" back in 2009. Guess what she looks like now!

Magnolia Pictures has acquired U.S. rights to 'Kompromat,' an action thriller film directed by Jerome Salle, starring Gilles Lellouche and Joanna Kulig.

Actor Neil Maskell makes his feature directorial debut with 'Klokkenluider,' which is playing at the BFI London Film Festival.

Since Black Panther premiered in February 2018, fans have been clamoring for a sequel. In 2022, they’ll finally get their wish.It is clear that Black Panther: Wakanda Forever is going to be very different than the first film. After Chadwick Boseman died of colon cancer at age 43 in August 2020, the filmmakers had to rethink how a sequel would work without his character, T’Challa.

War Machine is heading back to the big screen.Armor Wars, starring Don Cheadle as Colonel James Rhodes (a.k.a. War Machine), is transitioning from a Disney+ series to a feature film, per The Hollywood Reporter.

Jennifer Lawrence will participate in the BFI's series of Screen Talks at the London Film Festival next month.

Zac Efron details his new film "The Greatest Beer Run Ever" which is based on a true story and centers around Zac's character, who heads to Vietnam to bring his buddies a cold one.

Pierce Brosnan shared a surprising behind-the-scenes story about Mrs. Doubtfire, the classic 1993 family movie starring Robin Williams. In a new interview with GQ, the former James Bond actor said he did not "meet" Williams for real until after the film wrapped. During production, Brosnan only saw Williams under the Oscar-winning makeup that transformed him into a British nanny.