MOVIES

Perhaps the best stop-motion animator of all time, Ray Harryhausen—born on June 29, 1920 in Los Angeles—made a name for himself in an industry whose visual effects artists are too often overlooked.

'Citizen Kane' reigned for decades. It's now number three.

Including which legendary film managed to get a PG rating despite double-digit “F-bombs,” and how ‘Bend it Like Beckham’ made history in North Korea.

For people who know Tomatometer scores as well as Wordle lovers know obscure five-letter words.

Kevin Feige and the brains at Marvel may have perfected the art of the post-credits tease, but they didn't invent it.

The blooper reel for 'Home Alone' will give you a fresh perspective on the Christmas classic.

‘National Lampoon’ began as an offshoot of a college humor magazine and developed into one of the most influential voices in American comedy.

John Hughes speculated that the original cut of ‘Planes, Trains, and Automobiles’ is lost for good, but you can find remnants of it if you know where to look.

Behind all that Old Hollywood glamour are plenty of feuds, some probably illegal child labor practices, and tons of asbestos.

The star-studded recreation will take place over Zoom this December and benefit The Ed Asner Family Center.

The harbor porpoises that live near Dobby’s Pembrokeshire grave site don’t love socks as much as the Harry Potter house elf did.

Though often dismissed as a bunch of movies about a crazy guy with a knife, there’s a sense of near-constant creativity at work within even the most low-budget, opportunistic slasher films.