Erin Whitten

A new Star Wars: Starfighter set photo has been released, officially giving Star Wars fans their first glimpse at what is shaping up to be one of the most hotly anticipated films in the franchise’s galaxy-spanning universe.

Before the employees realized what was going on, the man had spray-painted over the security cameras, ordered them to the corner, and demanded they close their eyes.

1) ‘The Bridge’ (2006) There have been many shocking documentaries over the years but few will hit you as hard as The Bridge. Captured over a year of filming, it shows suicide at its most tragic. Witness the deaths on San Francisco’s…

If you’ve ever wondered what it looks like when a woman wants commitment but doubts yours, here are the signals you should watch for. They’re subtle, and easy to dismiss.

There is a certain terror that sets in when you begin to compare your life to the pace of others.

Daniel Andreas San Diego was on the FBI’s most wanted list for more than 20 years. He was an accused domestic terror fugitive who disappeared after being charged in 2003 with two bombings in California.

It was the evening before Thanksgiving in 1971 when a man who called himself Dan Cooper walked up to the ticket counter at Portland International Airport and paid cash for a round-trip ticket to Seattle.

Now that we’re mentally over summer, everyone’s ready to trade sunshine for shadows, and cozy nights for eerie delights.

We pretend like love on TV is unrealistic. What if I told you it’s not? Those huge, happy, secure, passionate relationships we watch on screen? The ones that make us wonder if we’ll ever experience anything like it?

Horror fans like to think nothing can disturb them. Then they watch The Act of Killing and learn they are in a different sub-genre entirely.

Filmmaking is a visual language, and color is one of its most vital tools. The best directors don’t use it just for aesthetics only, and this list will prove it.

We live in an era of loneliness. It’s not that people are gone. We are more connected than ever before…

As Clue is nearing its 40th anniversary this August, take a look back at some of the movie’s most memorable moments.

Suddenly, there will come a love that comes like pulling off your shoes after a long day. It’s love that doesn’t make you shrink or swell. It simply fits. Like home.

There’s a new tradition in the media industry, whenever a platform becomes wildly successful the solution is never “make better shows” or “lower the price for subscribers.”

Watching those same films years later is a whole different experience. You walk in with a lot more baggage…the stress of work, bills piling up, the loss of people you’ve loved, the weight of raising kids or figuring out who you are.

50 Years of The Rocky Horror Picture Show and it’s still as outrageous, bizarre, and brilliant as ever. First premiering on August 15th, 1975, Jim Sharman’s bold vision shocked, entertained and became an inspiration to many worldwide.

If you’re anything like me, you love a good throwback playlist. However, when I heard that these albums were actually 20 years old, I only slightly felt like a dinosaur.