Tyler Perry shows no fear towards critics.

I was a big fan.

After Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez reportedly spent their wedding anniversary apart, a source dropped claims on their marriage.

We sat down with IMAX to get the details on what sets their movies apart.

Dune star Zendaya recounts how she gave Timothée Chalamet's apartment a 'big boy' upgrade after a little trip to Bed Bath & Beyond.

Neve Campbell may have said goodbye to Scream, but she's still sad to see the franchise suffer so many production problems.

One of Hollywood's buzziest power couples are very much together despite recent rumors.

Jonah Hill sets up the meet-cute of himself, Will Ferrell, and Adam McKay.

King Shark ripped through his enemies in The Suicide Squad, and it was a gross process.

The Last of Us movie wasn't made because there was a wish to make it bigger and more action-heavy, which did not suit the game's original story.

The Bad Trip recall Chris Rock's deleted prank and other kooky stunt.

Ratchet and Clank: The Life of Pie is a new animated short but it's not related to the upcoming PS5 exclusive.

Knowing this just makes the scene even more insane

The film's former screenwriter David Koepp details how disagreements on Indiana Jones 5's script have led to numerous delays with the long-awaited sequel.

He's...not happy.

Nikki and Brie Bella are twins and now they are twins with babies born one day apart. Adorbs.

File this under "Extremely Good News": On Sunday, the Lord of the Rings cast had a reunion on Josh Gad's Reunited Apart series, and, yes, it was quite epic. It's been nearly 20 years since the first installment in the Peter Jackson's LOTR trilogy, The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the Ring, debuted in theaters in December 2001. Three movies and many years later, it felt so dang thrilling to see the entire cast plus Jackson and screenwriter Philippa Boyens come together. [caption id="attachment_23939" align="alignright" width="360"] Image via Warner Bros.[/caption] There …

Man, I miss movie theaters. Do you, too? There's just something about groups of folks coming together to experience the same piece of art en masse that really does it for me. Lucky for us, the American Film Institute (AFI) has a new feature to help scratch this groupmind movie itch -- introduced by American film master Steven Spielberg. It's called the AFI Movie Club. Every day, a new, classic film will be chosen for film fans across the world to enjoy virtually, and as we all watch it together, the AFI provides behind-the-scenes trivia, special guest …

During Friends, Ross Geller moved apartments several times. Here we take a look at some hidden details about his final apartment, across from Monica.

That's movie magic, people.