Author: Bryan Alexander, USA TODAY

As controversy swirls around 2009’s “The Blind Side,” who made the money from the film? Is there any chance Sandra Bullock would give up her Oscar?

“Sound of Freedom” director Alejandro Monteverde speaks out on the many controversies surrounding his child sex trafficking movie, a surprise hit.

Acclaimed director William Friedkin, known for his Oscar-winning 1971 film “The French Connection” and 1973’s “The Exorcist,” died Monday at age 87.

“Winning Time” is back with Season 2. What’s true and what’s fiction in the HBO series about the Los Angeles Lakers’ “Showtime” NBA dynasty.

Director Andrew Davis talks about his hit 1993 thriller “The Fugitive,” still riveting at 30, starring Oscar winner Tommy Lee Jones and Harrison Ford.

“A lot of Americans don’t see me as controversial. A lot of Americans think of me as right,” proclaims Jesse Watters, Fox News’ newest primetime star.

An armored truck bulldozes a cemetery in Adam Devine’s Netflix movie “The Out-Laws.” How the stunt happened without disturbing any dearly departed.

Does the “Dial of Destiny” in the new “Indiana Jones” movie really exist? And did Greek inventor Archimedes actually invent the Antikythera Mechanism?

“Transformers: Rise of the Beasts” brings the Maximals onscreen as Pete Davidson’s Mirage told one bawdy joke that shocked the studio.

A new CEO was crowned in Sunday’s “Succession” series finale. Which Roy family member succeeded? The answer may surprise you.