Hollywood Flashback: 'Silent Night's' Killer Santa Was Pulled From Theaters in 1984

Holiday horror film 'Black Christmas,' which hit theaters Friday, appears headed for a smoother release than its genre predecessor, which faced backlash as it "took naughty to new levels of not nice."

Hollywood's Rom-Com Age Disparity Through the Decades: A Scorecard

The Hollywood Reporter breaks down the lead actors and actresses in a selection of romantic comedies since 1980 and finds 78 out of 100 feature older men (looking at you, Harrison Ford) with the largest differences from 1995-2003.

"The Camera Writes": Roger Deakins, Caleb Deschanel and the Cinematographer Roundtable

Six leading lensers — including César Charlone, Natasha Braier, Rodrigo Prieto and Robert Richardson — discuss how to shoot an eight-and-a-half-minute take, when to create a digital sun and the shots that make movie magic: "We had to be invisible."

Megyn Kelly Says Watching 'Bombshell' Was an "Emotional Experience"

"I did not sell the rights to my story or book and only got my first look at the film once it was past the point of any possible edits, though there are certainly some I would have made," Kelly also wrote in her Instagram post.

How Victoria Mahoney Became the First Female 'Star Wars' Director (Guest Column)

The second-unit helmer on 'The Rise of Skywalker' reveals how J.J. Abrams found her through Ava DuVernay: "No one else took a risk on an outlier like me."

How 'Little Women' Producer Amy Pascal Broke Her Ankle on the Set

Though remaining coy about her mishap almost a year ago, resulting in her hobbling onto the stage at the Golden Globes on crutches, she finally spilled all during a post-screening Q&A.