A Happy Magical Holiday Season to us all.

He's legit too funny.

This isn't any old monster movie remake.

Leonardo DiCaprio's 50th birthday party looks to have been a wild night.

Movies have a time and place, and these titles shouldn't be watched by people who fear flying in a plane.

Critics are weighing in on Fly Me to the Moon, the new romantic comedy starring Channing Tatum and Scarlett Johansson.

A source claims Travis Kelce has been hanging out with Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson to help plan his post-football career.

Daisy Ridley and Brad Pitt are following in Tom Cruise's footsteps.

Chris Pratt was looking super fly at the Garfield premiere, where he suavely paid tribute to the infamous cat.

With the Wicked movie adaptation set to hit theaters this year, Cynthia Erivo has shared a sneak peek of the Wicked Witch of the West.

After seeing Greta Gerwig and Billie Eilish hanging out at a Barbie event, I wish I could have been a fly on the wall.

The costume director on Barbie helped Ryan Gosling say the names of specific Barbie costumes while on set and I wish I was there to witness all the hilarity.

Rachel Zegler and Jennifer Lawrence linked up at Paris Fashion Week ahead of Zegler starring in the upcoming Hunger Games prequel, The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes.

Mission: Impossible's Christopher McQuarrie shared a sweet BTS photo of Tom Cruise, as the Dead Reckoning cast wraps for the holidays.

According to the director of Top Gun: Maverick, the pilot flying Tom Cruise said there was one scene he would never do again.

Sylvester Stallone and wife Jennifer Flavin are reportedly getting a divorce.

Jordan Peele explains his fear of flying saucers, as well as one that made him drop an f-bomb.

Scott Lang, better known by his superhero alias Ant-Man, has issued an official response to a topic that's proven controversial in the Marvel Cinematic Universe: Why didn't he just fly up Thanos's butt and expand to kill him?

Here is how an aerial coordinator taught Tom Cruise how to fly fighter planes in Top Gun: Maverick.

Researchers at the Italian Institute of Technology are putting propulsion engines on the iCub child-sized humanoid robot so it can fly like Iron Man.