“Unstoppable” was released today, January 16, on Prime Video. If you’re an Amazon Prime subscriber, you can watch “Unstoppable” for free on Prime Video, since the streaming service is included with a ...

After a brief theatrical release in December 2024, “Unstoppable,” the new sports drama starring Jennifer Lopez is now streaming for free on Prime Video.

A Panther Valley Intermediate School student’s artwork was selected as one of 13 student pieces that will be showcased in the 2025 Pennsylvania Attorney General Drug-Free calendar. Attorney General ...

When it comes to fashion, Jennifer Lawrence is a faithful fan of Dior. Although their partnership has delivered some standout ...

The Philippines film industry has made a mark on the internet with its blockbuster movies. Their popularity and ratings are ever-increasing and people from across the world love to watch these Pinoy ...

We never know exactly what a new year will bring — but we can at least be certain that it will be full of movies ... among ...

But sometimes you don’t want that! Sometimes you just want to escape the increasingly insane world out there into an action movie. Netflix has made a few of their own, but the bulk of the best ...

"But I couldn’t be more excited to apply my experience and passion for film towards theatrical movies in all genres, including returning to the world of Wakanda for Black Panther 3." Feige and ...

For families, films like “Paddington in Peru,” “A Minecraft Movie,” “Elio,” “Zootopia 2” and “The SpongeBob Movie: Search for Squareparents” are aiming to bring both kids and ...

You don’t see any black, do you? That’s because there’s nothing there, and the ambient light in the room just shows the silver screen. This is why we watch movies in darkened theaters.

A Japanese death-row inmate, dubbed the "Black Widow" after she used cyanide to kill her elderly lovers, has died in a detention center at age 78, officials said on Friday. Chisako Kakehi was ...

In Slate’s annual Movie Club, film critic Dana Stevens emails with fellow critics—for 2024, Bilge Ebiri, K. Austin Collins, Alison Willmore, and Odie Henderson—about the year in cinema.