Just because you loved that movie when you were a kid doesn't mean it was ever good.

A lot of the classic movies we grew up with in the 90s were great when we were children, but that's unfortunately not the case today.

Channing Tatum confirming he's bringing childhood love The Maxx to the screen elicits reactions from Jason Momoa, Aaron Paul, and more.

Fox shares three children with Brian Austin Green and is engaged to Machine Gun Kelly.

Armie Hammer opened up about sexual abuse, suicide and more while addressing the misconduct allegations leveled at him.

Tom Holland will once again lean in his dance roots to play Fred Astaire.

Richard Linklater’s animated Apollo 10 ½: A Space Age Childhood is scattered, but sweet.

See our pick of the best Hallmark Christmas Movies to revisit your childhood with unsuspected Hallmark stars from the 1990s and beyond.

Will Smith has made a shocking revelation in his new memoir.

Jason Momoa's latest is on Netflix as we speak.

Wil Wheaton reflects on his experience making Stand By Me 35 years after its release.

I guess they do make 'em like they used to.

Jennifer Lawrence and her family are dealing with the aftermath of a brutal blaze.

In 2018, horror maestro Mike Flanagan obliterated all of our brains and guts with The Haunting of Hill House, a Netflix limited series based on Shirley Jackson's novel of the same name. The show was terrifying, emotional, and completely wrapped up the saga of the Crain family. So how do you do a Season 2? By going the anthology route, of course. The Haunting of Bly Manor, a new season of familial horrors from Flanagan, based on Henry James' The Turn of the Screw, is coming to Netflix. And we've got the first spooky-as-heck trailer. And …

There's a reason Bill has been less visible in Hollywood than Ted.

Jessica Simpson has revealed information about her childhood sexual abuse and years-long struggles with drugs and alcohol that almost killed her.

Baby Yoda was the best meme to emerge from 2019, and these Mandalorian baby memes throw us back to our childhood hard.

NBC has ordered The Young Rock, a series based on the childhood of Dwayne Johnson. Naturally, Johnson is involved at the ground level with this project, which makes me both very excited for what this show will become and very worried my favorite big, bald Hollywood boy will never get any sleep. According to Variety, The Young Rock will be a comedy series based on Johnson's childhood. The network has ordered 11 episodes for the single cam show and — get this — Johnson will appear in every single episode. The wrestler-turned-actor-turned-powerhouse-businessman will executive produce under …

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson's childhood is being mined for a TV show titled Young Rock, which has been ordered straight to series by NBC.

The '90s were scary for more than just the rise of Spandex.