newsChris Evans has played pretty much every role under the sun and has spent a better part of the last four years bring Captain America to life. So it's no surprise that Evans is feeling ready to hang up
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newsSanaa Lathan Hollywood has come under fire for a long, bad track record on opportunities for women and minorities. Sanaa Lathan says it's time to look no further than the multiplex for a compelling
news%Slideshow-317262% Thanks to Canada, Christmas comes early this year for movie fans. Once again, the Toronto Film Festival has amassed quite the line-up of movies -- both in and out of competition --
newsSteven Spielberg Steven Spielberg has put in nearly 40 years in the director's chair and has delivered blockbuster films. If anybody knows how the movie industry works, it's him. Playing Hollywood
news%Slideshow-316902% Sometimes when stars arrive in Hollywood, they chose either acting or singing. But, eventually those who sing want to try their hand at acting (and vice versa). While some make a career
news%Slideshow-316513% Disney is renowned for creating some of the most beloved, family-friendly animated films ever. Movies that make us smile, laugh and sometimes cry obscene amounts of tears. Sometimes
news%Slideshow-316731% Robert Redford became a household name (and one of Hollywood's best actors) when he starred in "Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid" in 1969. Cut to 46 years later and Redford is still
newsnews%Slideshow-316495% Nick Nolte has been acting since 1969 and was nominated for an Academy Award three times, so you could say he's had a pretty successful career. Now, Nolte is teaming up with another
newsnewsKevin McCallister is one sadistic little boy, and we've got the GIFs to prove it. Looking back at "Home Alone" and "Home Alone 2: Lost In New York," we can't deny the over-the-top weirdness and sinister
newsLove "The Hunger Games: Catching Fire?" You only have until the end of September to stream it and a slew of other movies like "World War Z" as Netflix's deal with Epix is expiring. The Epix movies will
newsHollywood’s fall movie season is upon us. With summer superheroes, Tom Cruise risking great injury and Chris Pratt’s clingy trousers behind us, we move forward to Oscar bait and some other familiar
news%Slideshow-313742% You may not realize how many great movies there are on Netflix right now, including brilliant documentaries about sushi masters, mass murderers and Bob Marley, and tons of movie classics
news%Slideshow-313594% Who knows, maybe most haunted house ghosts are actually like the ones in "Beetlejuice," unwilling to share a home with living people whom they find tacky. But usually, haunted house
news%Slideshow-189462% There's a new stoner comedy in town. "American Ultra" (in theaters August 21) stars Kristen Stewart as Phoebe and Jesse Eisenberg as Mike, an unmotivated stoner/sleeper agent whose
newsnewsIce Cube has been pulling double duty in Hollywood -- rapping and acting -- for years. In his new flick, "Straight Outta Compton," he gets to combine both of his passions in one highly anticipated, high-profile
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news%Slideshow-310214% Chris Hemsworth is no stranger to being sexy. After all, he was named People Magazine's Sexiest Man Alive in 2014. But, in the name of science, we decided to find the hottest Chris Hemsworth
news%Slideshow-311598% Is there a bigger name in animation than Disney? Between 1937 and 2014, Walt Disney Animation Studios has released no less than 54 theatrical films, many of which are regarded as true
newsnewsnewsnews%Slideshow-308875% Who doesn't love a good spy movie? "Mission: Impossible Rogue Nation" ruled the box office this weekend and more spies are set to invade theaters, with "The Man From U.N.C.L.E" (opening
newsAll this back and forth about a possible "Ghostbusters" franchise beyond the upcoming reboot has gotten really confusing. It's dogs and cats living together -- mass hysteria! We know the Paul Feig movie
newsElizabeth Gabler "The Longest Ride" studio executive Elizabeth Gabler explains the development process studio movies must go through to get made. https://youtu.be/ziJXEjCMC9k
newsAfter 19 years, Tom Cruise's first major franchise is still one of Hollywood's best. As Ethan Hunt, the star turned himself into an action hero with 1996's "Mission: Impossible" -- going Full Cruise with
news%Slideshow-305466% What do summer movies "Clueless," "Braveheart," and "Apollo 13" have in common? They all turn 20 this year. Time to feel old, everybody! Summer 1995 was a big deal two decades ago.
news%Slideshow-306458% Workaholics" and "The Mindy Project," and now he's heading to the big screen opposite Cobie Smulders in "Unexpected." To celebrate his indie comedy, Holm told us the five movies he
newsnewshttps://youtu.be/bU9oDFhOO4E Having his books adapted as screenplays is icing on the cake for "Paper Towns" author John Green. "I'm just trying to live inside the world of words as much as I can," the
newsnewsAmy Schumer and LeBron James. LeBron James is taking his talents to Warner Bros. The NBA superstar (and co-star of "Trainwreck") and his production company, SpringHill Entertainment, are partnering
newsnews%Slideshow-306047% Some things are just so ridiculous that they turn into absolute amazinging-ness. TV movies often fit into that category. Part of the reason we want to watch a film called "Sharknado
news%Slideshow-306163% The debut of Syfy's "Sharknado 3: Oh Hell No!" on July 22 is cause for celebration, just for the title alone. But the fact that the "Sharknado" movies have become annual events shouldn't
newsnewsnewsAuthor Stephen King knows horror -- he's been writing it for decades -- and his books have steadily crept into our collective unconscious through their many (many) words and countless movie adaptations.
news%Slideshow-305415% With great power, comes great responsibility. And a big-budget origin story. It's practically Hollywood Law that, if you're a comic book hero or team of heroes, your first movie is
news%Slideshow-305276% As movie releases go, 2015 is kind of a big deal. From "Avengers: Age of Ultron" to "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," this year is packed with sequels, blockbusters, and potential awards
newsnews%Slideshow-305282% Judd Apatow is such an ubiquitous figure in comedy -- as a producer, director, and writer -- that it's hard to believe he's actually not associated with certain films. He had nothing
news"Never say never" is a popular phrase for a reason, and this time, it's Jennifer Lawrence who's using that old axiom in regards to her future with the "X-Men" franchise. Lawrence made headlines earlier
news%Slideshow-303857% We still don't have time travel or flying cars, but a surprising number of inventions featured in animated movies and TV shows are now real. You can chat with your boss via Skype (just
news%Slideshow-304261% Hollywood can't stop, won't stop making science fiction movies. From "Star Trek" to "Star Wars," studios will boldly go to that galaxy far, far away as long as audiences are willing
newsnews%Slideshow-304020% Empire," fought alongside Chris Evans in "Captain America: The First Avenger," and now he's showing off his sci-fi chops alongside Ryan Reynolds in "Self/less." To celebrate his big
