Movies

The town of St. Helens, Oregon was where the Disney Channel original movie, Halloweentown was film, and now each October it turns itself back into the fiction city.

I recently discovered that a friend of mine had move to L.A. to plan events. It turns out he helps plan the Emmy's Governor's Ball. Yep, the big party, we talk about the plans and the celebs.

A lot of folks, myself included, are looking forward to the movie Sully, directed by Clint Eastwood and starring Tom Hanks as commercial airline pilot and national hero Chesley "Sully" Sullenberger. Sully has become so identified with the incident in the Hudson river that I automatically think of him as a New Yorker...

We've heard about vanity courses taught by celebrities at universities which are nothing more than a guest lecture with cameras present to document the occasion.  Not so on the campus of the University of Texas where Oscar winner and local Matthew McConaughey was joined by Gary Ross, the director of the Hunger Games, to teach an advanced graduate-level course last week...

When you think about movies like No Country For Old Men and The Last Picture Show, you think of iconic screen impressions of Texas.  I haven't seen it yet, but with the raves given by critics like CBS Sunday Morning's David Edelstein, we may have a new classic on our hands...

Potterheads have much to be excited about in 2016. Along with a new play featuring Harry and Company, we have a film and three new e-books on the way!

Are you ready to return to Narnia? Hollywood is, and so am I.

Drive-in Movie Theaters are not just a thing of the past. In the last days of summer, why not make a road-trip and check out some the best spots to catch movie stars under the stars!

If you love movies like I do, then you've probably stumbled across IMDB more than once, and clicked on more links than the average user, like the 'AKA' link. No? You're missing out.

So I thought I knew movies. I thought I could conquer this Mental Floss quiz, asking you to name the movie with only three clues. Can you beat my score?