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Gary Fleder's quirky crime drama was a bust at the box office back in 1995 and now looks for appreciation through the ultra-high definition format in "Things to Do in Denver When You're Dead."

Heather Donahue is walking through the woods once again. The star of the successful low-budget horror movie "The Blair Witch Project" has an on-screen history of getting into scary situations in a forest.

Bungie, the developers of the upcoming video game "Marathon," are investigating after an artist's work ended up in the game without her permission.

The Army will place large metal plates at key points on the streets of Washington to better protect the pavement from the movements of 25 M1 Abrams main battle tanks set to roll through the capital on June 14, a U.S. official told the Associated ...

President Trump spent some of his time flying back from the Middle East posting about his "Bad Blood" with music stars Taylor Swift and Bruce Springsteen.

Rock star Bruce Springsteen opened his latest tour in Manchester, England, by excoriating the Trump White House.

The Trump administration axed hundreds of contractors at taxpayer-funded Voice of America on Thursday, cuts that represent a third of the international broadcaster's staff.

Midway while sailing across the Pacific with just his cat named Phoenix, Oliver Widger reflected on why he thinks his many followers - more than a million on TikTok and Instagram - are drawn to his story of quitting his 9-to-5 job and embarking on a ...

Grammy-winning singer Chris Brown 's upcoming tour was thrown into question Friday as a British judge ordered him held in custody while facing allegations that he beat a music producer with a bottle in a London nightclub in 2023.

Country rocker and rapper Kid Rock claimed Thursday that liberal women are to blame for America's declining birth rate because, in his words, "no guy wants to sleep" with them.