In the wake of recent violence at Trump rallies, the film’s depiction of a divided country goes beyond child's play

A Danish architectural firm is reimagining the way zoos are designed

Filmmaker Byron Howard cites "using animals to talk about bias with talking animals" as method for film's messaging

Women are entering the animation field, and are making sure female characters are being accurately drawn

Daniel Craig promises a less sexist Bond, while an author dismisses Elba as not "suave"

From “Harry Potter” to “Finding Nemo,” a brief history of fiction and celebrity affecting nature

"Saturday Night Live" star Kate McKinnon plays an evil sorceress turned lunch lady

The actor, who was blind in his right eye, played the neighborhood bully Deebo in 1995's “Friday” & "Next Friday"

Meryl Streep, Hugh Laurie and Viola Davis all had harsh words for the president-elect

A fiery Jennifer Lawrence switches sides, but remains a propaganda symbol, in a thrilling penultimate chapter

Jennifer Lawrence dominates a gripping second chapter -- but is "The Hunger Games" for the left or the Tea Party?

The big things to look forward to in the season of bigness

"Transparent" earns Emmys, Beyoncé's "Lemonade" conquers all, "Girls" is still on — and Donald Trump still wins

DC's commitment to seasoned filmmakers is good news to fans who prefer strong storytelling to brand standards

An increasingly small number of movies are making all the money—and this year's hopeful money-makers are dwindling