The '80s terrified countless kids with fantasy movies that maybe shouldn't have been marketed to them. We look back at the five that still torment us.

The arid plains might soon give way to something far more verdant for “Sirat” director Oliver Laxe, who is looking to the rainforest for inspiration. “I’m very drawn to the Amazon,” he tells Variety, ...

The arid plains might soon give way to something far more verdant for "Sirat" director Oliver Laxe, who is looking to the rainforest for inspiration. "I'm very drawn to the Amazon," he tells Variety, ...

Once the Thanksgiving table is cleared, all eyes turn toward Christmas, and we’ve got a fair number of holiday-themed events in this list. We’ve also collected a few decidedly NON-holiday ...

FIFA reports over 500 million ticket requests for 2026 World Cup FIFA said Wednesday it has received more than 500 million ticket requests for this year's World Cup. Light rail trains ditch fabric ...

Inspired by the ongoing auction of Bob Ross paintings to raise money for public television, Last Week Tonight With John Oliver is putting some of its own TV artifacts up for auction for a good cause.

With the existential action thriller “Sirat,” set in the rave culture of Morocco, Oliver Laxe says that he was not out to shock, but that he is still haunted by one scene. The question isn’t why ...

The title of Oliver Laxe’s “Sirāt” refers to a mystical bridge in the Islamic tradition that, an epigraph tells us, “connects hell and paradise,” and the movie lands decidedly on the fiery side of ...

Stewart ranted about the government shutdown cutting off funds for 42 million Americans on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) — costing around $8.3 billion per month — while ...

Not everything was great for the Buffalo Bills in Week 8, even though they won 40-9 against the Carolina Panthers. During the one-sided contest, the Bills suffered a major loss when defensive tackle ...

The 'Last Week Tonight' also criticized the president for demanding $230 million from the Justice Department and approving deadly military strikes against boats allegedly smuggling drugs to the U.S.