Movies

Illinois cinema fans are excited to celebrate one of the most famous movies ever filmed in our state.

Looking for a fun way to spend an evening with your four-legged friend? Take them to the movies.

One website has found the most popular attraction in the state of Indiana, and it may not be what you would expect.

If you're a film buff and you're cruising through Tennessee, there are quite a few stops along the way you've seen on the big screen.

Illinois has been the original home state of many famous Hollywood movie stars and superstar sports celebrities. I would argue that the greatest of them all is the one named after Illinois' arch rival state - Indiana Jones. You can see inside his childhood home that really was in Illinois and it hasn't changed much over the years.

We've pushed the proverbial pause button on some of the decade's most iconic flicks, and now it's your mission to name them all.

The parent company of Redbox, which still operates thousands of DVD rental kiosks nationwide, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Illinois might not be considered the Hollywood of the Midwest but there's been plenty of great movies filmed in our state and here's a chance to learn some of the history.

A new exhibit featuring "Star Wars" and "Indiana Jones" costumes, props, models, and memorabilia is now on display in Indiana, but only for a limited time.

Fans of the 1992 film "A League of Their Own" will be able to meet Megan Cavanagh (aka Marla Hooch) at an upcoming Dubois County Bombers game.

Records that played video in the '80s? It wasn't a dream. RCA's SelectaVision, a huge flop, did indeed exist.

In honor of National Catfish Day, here's a look at the largest blue catfish ever caught in the United States.