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The game is allegedly set in a 19th century Hogwarts.

"This [movie is] all about self-love and self-acceptance, and getting to how we perceive and accept ourselves and less about trying to answer to the image we think people want to see."

"You can't play a character like Violet and not start to question the box that you put yourself in, or society puts you in or your parents put you in."

Moore claimed Trump only wanted to run for president after learning Stefani's salary for "The Voice" was larger than what he made for "The Apprentice."

The film's co-writer argued there was "absolutely no proof [Van Gogh] killed himself."

The image was altered.

Ryan Gosling, who plays Armstrong in the film, argued the astronaut's mission to the moon was a "human achievement."

"I'm gonna tell you a story about a ghost, a werewolf and a pretty shitty pizza place."

Captain America went total Hulk on President Donald Trump and his bad spelling.

"#CrazyRichAsians is the number 1 movie in America. Yes we are. Read that again," Jon M. Chu, the film's director, tweeted.

One of them is a very different ending.

Franklin played Matt "Guitar" Murphy's wife in the film.

Just go ahead and follow "Skate Kitchen" on Insta already.

A number of online reports named Bay as the producer of the upcoming film.

"Welcome to the adventure of a lifetime."

If Megalodon still existed, how would he live today?

"It's in the works. ...They want the character to happen. It's just when he happens."

Oklahoma prosecutor Matt Ballard has enacted a policy to use his office to coax hundreds of video renting scofflaws on notice to pay their late fee balances or be hit with an arrest warrant.

Cohen posed as a wounded veteran and tricked Palin into an interview for his upcoming project.

The rescue could become "a major Hollywood film with A-list stars," one producer told the AAP news agency.

The script for the movie is apparently riddled with typos, historical inaccuracies and misquotations.

Grab a tissue—this one's a doozy.

The film is said to have a pro-life slant.

"She is just trying to figure out the intersection of the art that she makes and activism and that's something that really resonates with me."

The franchise's second installment currently sits at 52 percent on both Rotten Tomatoes and Metacritic.

Nolan North shares his thoughts on how "Deadpool" actor Ryan Reynolds plays the character he brought to life in 2009.

The film's trailer depicts "explicit, profane, drug-using, misogynistic, violent, copulating and even ejaculating puppets," according to the makers of the kids' TV show.

The filmmaker seeks to break a parenthood taboo: 'We're only supposed to say it's this delightful blessing that completes us, and that's it. The truth is, it's scary.'

Want to know what dinosaurs you'll be able to hatch in "Jurassic World: Evolution"?

Jason Reitman's new film is an uncomfortable and funny story about an exhausted mom.