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“May the Schwarz be with you!” That line either conjures a goofy smile or a blank stare. If you’re in the former camp, “Spaceballs: The New One” is for you. The film, a sequel to Mel Brooks’ “Star Wars” spoof,…

The FIFA World Cup Final Halftime Show provided an answer to the burning question of how you fit Madonna, BTS, Justin Bieber, Shakira, Burna Boy, Gustavo Dudamel, Chris Martin and the Muppets into a single 11-minute segment: as fleetingly as…

Tom Cruise made a guest appearance during the pre-show for the 2026 FIFA World Cup final. Ahead of the matchup between Spain and Argentina to find out who becomes the soccer champion, the Digger star took the stage to deliver…

When it came to Russell Johnson's favorite episodes of Gilligan's Island, they all had a very specific element in common.

Margaret Cho has spent decades pleading for tolerance on behalf of the gay community. The far-Left comic calls herself bisexual and became a queer icon thanks to that status and her LGBTQ activism. Her politics are progressive to a fault,…

“Sometimes an intermission is part of the music.” Modern Films UK has revealed the first official trailer for an indie drama titled Everybody Digs Bill Evans, a musician biopic about jazz maestro Bill Evans. This first premiered at the 2026…

Ben Shapiro posted an 18-minute review of Christopher Nolan’s “The Odyssey” to his YouTube channel on Saturday, in which he called the Greek epic a “masterpiece” despite the conservative outrage about the film’s cast and historical accuracy. “Nolan is unparalleled.…

Some experts predicted the 2026 World Cup Final could be a game for the ages, but it wasn’t quite on par with, say, Argentina-England in 1986. In fact, if there was a “Hand of God” in this one, it belonged…

Christopher Nolan’s star-packed mythological epic revitalized the summer box office with this year’s biggest live-action debut and the acclaimed filmmaker’s highest-grossing global launch.

Prime Video subscribers should check out these '70s movies on the platform, which range from dark and harrowing dramas to irreverent comedies.