Up until now, Francis Ford Coppola Winery's "director's cut" wines were easily spotted by the zoetrope filmstrips spiraling up the bottles. Now, you'll want to look for a skyscraper-scaling giant gorilla or a great white shark.
When you think of Netflix these days, you probably think of awesome original series such as House of Cards, Stranger Things and Narcos . But Netflix is also home to a vast collection of movies - some of which you probably haven't seen.
Corey Haim's mother has reportedly slammed Corey Feldman for trying to contact her dead son through a psychic on a TV show. The former child actor passed away on 10 March, 2010, due to a combination of heart problems, pneumonia and blood flow issues.
The Behind the Scenes Pic of the Day: James Cameron, Sigourney Weaver and half of Lance Henriksen during the making of ALIENS! Ahoy, squirts! Quint here with our final Aliens BTS image... probably not of all time since I still have a few really choice shots from the making of that film in the archives, but definitely of this run of goodies provided by the folks at Titan Books in celebration of the release of their rather awesome release of Aliens: The Set Photography. We've had two great BTS shots, but in my humble opinion I saved the best for last.
Eddie Murphy has said he is sure he will win an Academy Award in the future, and he even has a place set aside for it in his home. The Dr. Doolittle star revealed his Oscar ambition saying he will "be around for a while" so there is plenty of time for him to achieve the feat, even if it comes near the end of his career in the Lifetime Achievement category.
Universal Orlando Resort's newest attraction, Skull Island: Reign of Kong, brings the iconic King Kong back to the Florida theme park in a very impressive manner. Incorporating 3D movie elements, along with a few key animatronics, the attraction -- which officially opened this past month at Universal's Islands of Adventures -- brings the guests onto a 1930s expedition into Skull Island, where they encounter a ton of dangerous creatures, leading up to the King himself.
There was a time when Hollywood's biggest directors spent their money on private jets, holiday homes in the Hamptons and fast times. These days, they spend it on movie memorabilia.
This scene features in series two of the culinary travelogue comedy The Trip, and takes place in a restaurant at the foot of the thousand-year-old San Fruttuoso monastery in northern Italy. More extraordinary than the improvised exchange is the building's location and history.
It's 1:30 on a hot Monday afternoon in August, and 25-year-old Ryan Matthews, shirtless, is panhandling on the corner of Franklin Street and McGrath Boulevard, asking passing motorists for money. On a good day, he says, he can make 30 to 40 dollars.