The Lodi Beer Fest & State BBQ Championship is back in Lodi for its sixth year. Here's what to know about the one-day ...

UK and US cinemas are fighting the viral 'chicken jockey' trend associated with A Minecraft Movie, which continues to break box office records regardless. The lull that Hollywood had been seeing ...

Happy Thursday! Shacknews is taking tomorrow off, but you're still getting your regularly scheduled dose of pop culture news! Episode 160 of Pop! Goes the Culture! goes live on the Shacknews ...

Angel Studios’ “The King of Kings” may surprise, but nothing is expected to come close to Warner Bros.’ chicken jockey juggernaut Jack Black and Jason Momoa in "A Minecraft Movie" (Warner ...

Microsoft's 'Minecraft' is playing big on the big screen, but there's another popular block-building game the kids dig. By Tony Maglio Minecraft just blew away expectations at the box office, and ...

"A Minecraft Movie" is causing disruptive audience reactions in theaters, similar to "The Rocky Horror Picture Show," but less structured. The film's popularity is undeniable, boasting a $157 ...

Better late than never. Hollywood major studios are catching up with the fact that’s it’s spring break and that there’s an audience out there for movies, not just with Warner Bros/Legendary ...

“A Minecraft Movie” will lead the box office again as several newcomers, including Universal and Blumhouse’s pulse-quickening “Drop” and Rami Malek-led spy thriller “The Amateur ...

A Minecraft Movie Box Office: Several Records Achieved By The Videogame Adaptation (Photo Credit –Facebook) Jason Momoa and Jack Black starrer A Minecraft Movie has broken several box office ...

The film industry has been shakily regaining its footing after a tumultuous decade of streamers, strikes and pandemic-induced shutdowns, causing years-long identity crises for studios trying to ...

“A Minecraft Movie,” based on the hit video game, opened in theaters this weekend and became a surprise smash, eclipsing the box office openings of hits like “Barbie”—but disruptive ...