Exploring the unlikely rise of the beloved king of the Pride Lands, “ Mufasa: The Lion King ” enlists Rafiki to relay the legend of Mufasa to young lion cub Kiara, daughter of Simba and Nala, with ...

Harold and the Purple Crayon has some great messages about creativity, imagination, and how power corrupts people. Using our imagination is what created books like Harold and the Purple Crayon and ...

Saving the World with the Heads of State Heads of State is a silly, action-packed movie that’s a lot of fun.

Summer is the time for movie studios to release their blockbusters to the audience. In the case of Heads of State, it feels that the studio decided it would be better to release this one on their ...

There is a scene in F1® The Movie where the image on the screen resembles a two-player video game. At the top of the screen is Sonny Hayes’ (Brad Pitt ...

There is a scene in F1® The Movie where the image on the screen resembles a two-player video game. At the top of the screen is Sonny Hayes’ (Brad Pitt) point of view, and on the bottom half is Joshua ...

Peak Season gives us a story about longing, relationships, and the unknown within some amazing scenery that looks like Ansel Adams photographs. Now while that sounds like a simple storyline, sometimes ...

Friends, if you are a fan of The Swan Princess, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment has a gift set for you! Check out the new DVD collection that has all you need to feed your Swan Princess urge. Read ...

If you are a parent you are probably already familiar with CoComelon. While my kids are not at the age where they watch this show, but probably watch it when ...

Navy Pier is honored to celebrate in Black History Month with a new Black Makers Market, live art studio and staff highlights. Throughout February, Black Makers Market will take place ...

Disclaimer: The Fandads were provided with a review copy in an exchange for a review and giveaway. Al thoughts, opinions, and magic used for good are our own. Shimmer and ...

To write about the movie Clown in a Cornfield, one would say that it is equivalent to walking a tightrope in a circus. If you write too much, you will give away the twists, but if you write too little ...