Could your child or a child you know become the next big Disney star? Producers are looking in Louisiana for a unique child to play a part in an upcoming big screen feature.
I don't care how old, or young you are. You've almost certainly seen "Willie Wonka & the Chocolate Factory." It's one of those timeless classics, like "The Wizard of Oz." It took some persuasion to land Gene Wilder in the title role...
Help us celebrate the release of the Star Wars movie by donating blood on Wednesday, December 16th or Thursday, December 17th at United Blood Services Donor Center located at 1503 Bertrand Drive in Lafayette. All donors receive cool prizes and a chance to win a BB - 8 droid!
The movie Mrs. Doubtfire was hands down one of the best movies that have been made. I am surprised that the VHS survived all the times I insisted on watching it.
I'll start this off by saying this band is incredible. Last week for Ohio State's 'Best Damn Band In The Land' it was Michael Jackson. This week, they pay homage to Hollywood blockbusters and it is amazing. From Superman flying to a Jurassic Park T-Rex walking across the field, their formations come alive like nothing you have ever seen. See if you can spot all the movies.
Recently, Hugh Jackman spoke about wanting a huge crossover film that would bring the X-Men and Spider-Man into the world of 'The Avengers.' And today at Comic-Con 2013, Andrew Garfield expressed a similar thought.
The 2013 MTV Movie Award nominations were announced, and as usual, they somewhat overlapped with the 2013 Oscars -- and still included movies you've actually seen that weren't uppity enough to be nominated for actual Academy Awards.
Like many of you this holiday season, I too have dug into the DVD archives and elected to watch a few of my all-time favorite Christmas movies. For me personally, if the weather doesn't want to cooperate to get me into the the Christmas "spirit," then it will have to be the Christmas movies to get me in the mood.
With the exception of poor Katy Perry, everyone was a winner at the box office this week. Seriously. Of the top ten films, nine of them either opened well or held well, making this one of the most consistent weekends of the summer season. Filmmakers and studios: pat yourselves on the backs. You’ve earned this one.
Continuing its quest for world domination, ‘The Hunger Games’ earned another $21.5 million this weekend and marked its fourth straight week atop the box office charts.
The juggernaut known as ‘The Hunger Games’ shows no signs of slowing down — it sold another $33.5 million in tickets to take the top spot at the box office for the third weekend in a row.