Not enough witches have won Oscars. True, Ruth Gordon did win Best Supporting Actress for “Rosemary’s Baby” (1968), in which she was a cunning satanist next door, dishing up chocolate mousse from Hell ...

College and high school students would no longer be able to use photo identification cards issued by their schools to obtain a ballot, under a proposal that cleared the New Hampshire Senate on ...

Michael Block is a 14 time GLAM Award nominated writer, producer, and host of the podcast Block Talk. Throughout his time in the entertainment industry, he has worked on and off Broadway as a stage ...

The other day, I was asked “where do you draw the line?” The neighbor who posed the question, shocked, dismayed and angered by the events playing out in Minneapolis, elaborated: “when do you decide to ...

Dallas-based Texas Bookman, the wholesale division of Half Price Books, is launching Namaste, a trade show for New Age, metaphysics, and spirituality publishers and wholesalers. The event will be held ...

ELGIN, S.C. — South Carolina Highway Patrol is investigating an early morning crash involving a Columbia Police Department vehicle that happened Monday on Bookman Road at the intersection of Old Two ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Unless you're a true Disney nerd or you were alive in 1971 when Bedknobs and Broomsticks was released, you might not be familiar ...

U.S. Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene recently apologized during a CNN interview for her role in the country's "toxic politics." Greene is pictured here at a press conference this week in Washington.

The shadow of Pixar looms large over In Your Dreams (now on Netflix), and for good reason. Writer/director Alex Woo was a storyboard artist for the heralded animation studio, credited on benchmarks ...

Made by Pixar veterans, it's like "Inside Out" without the engine of ingenuity. By escaping into a world of dreams, which sounds fancifully original but translates, at heart, into a knockoff of ...

It is time to dust off the DVDs—or fire up the streaming services—and discover the enduring charm of these magnificent, overlooked Disney films, and see how much they truly have to offer a modern ...