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Funny, unnerving, destabilizing or just plain scary, Maine theaters have many options to make you jump out of your seat.
Haunted houses, graveyard tours and scary movies are just some of the planned activities between now and Oct. 31.
The Junior League of Oklahoma City will bring Mistletoe Market back to OKC Fair Park’s Bennett Event Center Nov. 5-8 with holiday shopping, live entertainment and family activities. More than 130 merchants from Oklahoma and across the country will take part, including more than 25 vendors making their Mistletoe Market debut. Shoppers can browse gifts, […]
Grammy-winning musician Jon Batiste and his wife, writer and artist Suleika Jaouad, have partnered with Anthropologie to release a 46-piece home collection blending Louisiana and Tunisian influences.
Amazon's "Fourth Wing" TV series has cast Esther McGregor and Emilio Sakraya as Violet Sorrengail and Xaden Riorson.
"You Are Here," a new indie film, will be shown on Oct. 25 at Savor Cinema Fort Lauderdale. Eileen Grubba, who graduated from St. Thomas Aquinas High, plays the female lead (she's also a producer). She's had roles in series such as "The Lincoln Lawyer," "Sons of Anarchy" and "This Is Us."
On Saturday, the Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans will give Francis X. Pavy its Opus Award which recognizes people whose life’s work has shaped the art and culture of the American South, including artists, collectors and patrons.
Two Banana Ball stops are coming to Iowa in 2027: Principal Park in Des Moines and the Field of Dreams site in Dyersville.
The actor says that on his first day of work, a costar pointed and laughed at him for three minutes and got other co-stars to follow suit.
Zendaya and Alex Garland are both reuniting with A24 for an unnamed science-fiction movie set to go into production in 2027
"Live with Kelly and Mark" is bringing America’s top entertainment talk show to Clearwater Beach, Florida, for two days in November.
Maxwell: "Breaking Bad" actor RJ Mitte did so much to help UCP of Central Florida here in Orlando that the nonprofit honored him for all his volunteerism at this year's gala. Mitte was passionate about inclusion.