J. Edgar Hoover’s Communist-hunting agents thought the classic movie was a Trojan horse sneaking anti-American propaganda to the masses. This argument was compiled in a memo written by an unnamed special agent in the FBI’s Los Angeles field office about “communist infiltration” of the motion picture industry.
Stormtroopers marched the red carpet as Star Wars music blared and fans cheered Saturday at the world premiere of latest installment in the beloved space opera franchise.
The actress chats about her role as Rey, a Jakku scavenger, desert-planner dweller and warrior woman searching for her tribe in “Star Wars: The Last Jedi,” coming to theaters Dec. 15.
Pixar’s “Coco” sang its way to the fourth best Thanksgiving weekend ever with an estimated $71.2 million over the five-day weekend, a total that easily toppled Warner Bros.’ “Justice League.”
“Justice League” may be the No. 1 film in North America, but it also has the dubious distinction of being the lowest-opening film of the DC Comics Extended Universe.
The New York-based Tiffany & Co. jewelry chain has opened a restaurant at its flagship Fifth Avenue location in Manhattan, and the menu does include breakfast.
Fantastic beasts, wizard adventures and magic spells will come to life in a new “Harry Potter” augmented reality mobile game from Pokemon Go developer Niantic Inc and Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment, the companies said on Wednesday.
It was a spooky weekend at the box office for nearly everyone but Tyler Perry.
Post-politics, former Assemblyman Larry Spitler has made an unusual transition. Today, he is a documentary movie producer.
British police are investigating three new allegations of sexual assault against film producer Harvey Weinstein, all made by the same woman. France’s president said Sunday he was working to rescind Weinstein’s prestigious Legion of Honor award.
