The Browning Cinema screened “Fantastic Mr. Fox” at the start of the month — here’s why it’ll always be worth watching!

The movie creates a very cozy atmosphere with its use of color coordination and saturation to make everything look more vibrant and fantastical.

As schools across wildfire impacted areas of Los Angeles begin to reopen, parents have concerns about toxic ash that could be harmful ... share their 12-year-old son, Jack. FOX News' Stephanie ...

The grandmother of a teenage girl with epilepsy who died after police said she had been locked in a makeshift cage for extended ... said the day after her death, per Fox 10.

The first teaser trailer for The Fantastic Four: First Steps arrived earlier this month and, if you go and watch Captain America: Brave New World on IMAX screens this weekend, chances are you'll ...

However, one major element was noticeably absent: Mr. Fantastic’s signature elasticity. Unlike his teammates, Reed’s powers were nowhere to be seen, and that may have been an intentional ...

Doomsday and The Fantastic Four: First Steps, we’re not counting them here because the Fox Fantastic Four movies did get them in live-action first. (Yes, even if those versions left much to be ...

Fat Tuesday and the Mardi Gras celebrations will kick off a late start to the 2025 Lenten season — from Ash Wednesday to Easter Sunday. Unlike many other holidays, the date of Easter changes ...

The Fantastic Four: First Steps brings MCU's First Family back after Disney's acquisition of 20th Century Fox in 2019. Pedro Pascal leads the all-star cast as Mister Fantastic, joined by Vanessa ...

You’ve probably heard about this a lot lately: Ash can be found around Los Angeles County from the recent wildfires and residents should be careful cleaning it up. We’ve offered guides and ...

And thankfully, it will not be over a decade before the next film arrives. Avatar: Fire and Ash will further expand this universe with new tribes and more tribulations as Jake and Neytiri continue ...

The Los Angeles County Department of Public Health is again urging residents to avoid swimming, surfing and playing in the ocean because of the debris and ash in the water from fires ravaging the ...