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.
Blake Lively is having both an amazing month and a horrendous one. The good: her new movie “It Ends With Us” is crushing it at the box office. The bad?
From cheeky dark comedies to harrowing crime epics, here are several British crime dramas we heartily recommend checking out.
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.
Here are eight movies that will make you feel just a tiny bit bad for famous people (but not too bad).
Sometimes you just want to hibernate with a movie. Let these be the films to give you a little hope.
The age-old concern continues to plague us: can men and women really be “just friends?” In cases where there is no form of attraction on either side, it is absolutely possible!
Sometimes, real life can be scarier than any horror movie out there (especially these days).
At the time of writing, the plan is for the show to debut in 2026 or 2027, which will make it 16 years since Harry and friends last appeared on screens.
Ending any TV series on a high note involves all kinds of unique challenges, especially when the series commands legions of fans or has aired on television for a significant amount of time.
I’ve always devoured books. Why, exactly, I’m not sure. Obviously a big reason to read is because it’s fun.
We’ll never get sick of the rom-com. And in our unsatiable quest for love and laughs on the silver screen, we looking for a touch of inspiration and organization to drive us through which classic romantic comedies to watch.
