Get this man a snack.

The Rock's sports biopic, The Smashing Machine, is filming in Japan, and he shared some sweet videos of the views and food.

Despicable Me 4 just rolled out a wild souvenir cup, and I think we can officially say Hollywood is getting freaky with food containers.

Kevin Hart admits “things got out of hand” after he gained weight eating Italian food during the filming of Netflix’s Lift.

Dwayne Johnson's diet apparently keeps him from dining out the way the rest of us do.

Jason Momoa visited historical sites, filmed Fast X and ate a lot of food while in Italy. Bring on the dad bod.

Seth Rogen didn't hold back when sharing thoughts on Jack in the Box's Pineapple Express shakes.

Jennifer Lopez and Ben Affleck saved a few bucks with a fast food lunch after dropping $50 mil on a new house.

The team creating the food on the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser worked hard to perfect each item.

Fans at one Disney Park got spooked recently when something iconic vanished from the menu.

Happy Dole Whip day, time to give Disneyland all your money.

Which Walt Disney World park has the best food? Let's find out.

Believe it or not, the grossest scene in Bridesmaids could have been way, way grosser.

Jon Favreau's Chef is an underrated classic still all these years later.

Chris Pratt opened up about his family's past reliance on outside assistance.

Sony has released a trailer for Andrew Cohn's indie comedy The Last Shift, which I regrettably missed at Sundance, though I've only heard good things about the film. Two-time Oscar nominee Richard Jenkins (The Shape of Water) stars as Stanley, an aging fast-food worker who plans to call it quits after 38 years on the graveyard shift at Oscar’s Chicken and Fish. His last weekend takes a turn while training his replacement, Jevon (Shane Paul McGhie), a talented young writer whose provocative politics keep landing him in trouble. Stanley, a high school dropout who has …

…

When it comes to relaxing content, cooking shows are the creme de la creme of easy-watching feel-good TV. Whether a host is taking you on a tour of essential culinary destinations and uncovering the hidden foodie gems of the world, teaching you the history behind a favorite food you take for granted, or competing in a high-stakes cooking contest for the grand prize, there's something about food that takes us back to our comfort zone. There's a reason Food Network's ratings zoomed upwards following 9/11, when viewers turned to easy entertainment for comfort (…

Harry Potter and The Simpsons. What do these 2 things have in common? They have foods based off or inspired by the TV show and movies on this list.

…