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What would you guess is Idaho's favorite TV series? Big Bang Theory? Nope. The new show "This Is Us"? Not even close. Surely, it's reruns of "Breaking Bad" since Aaron Paul is in it. Wrong. It's none of those and I bet I could give you 20 guesses and you wouldn't get it.

One of the biggest movies of the year, Rogue One, debuts in Twin Falls on Friday, December 16. Here is all you need to know about the latest Star Wars movie when it arrives in the Magic Valley.

Let's embrace our stereotype, shall we? There's a new commercial featuring the original cast of Napoleon Dynamite and it will make you want the tots all over again.

Florence Henderson, best known for her matriarch role on 'The Brady Bunch,' has died at the age of 82.

The Thanksgiving holiday is one of the biggest movie-watching weekends of the year. With that in mind, here's a trailer for every movie playing in Twin Falls this weekend along with showtimes.

One of the peculiarities of the modern studio system is that we often know the date a movie will be released long before we know the date when a movie will actually go into production. For example, we’ve known since last year that Jurassic World 2 would be released in June of 2018, but here it is, the end of 2016, and we’re just now learning the timeline to actually make the darn thing. Production schedules, like box office gross, sometimes have a logic all their own.

There have been some well-known movies made in the Magic Valley. Wild Wild West and Pale Rider are just a couple. But, there is one movie that was made in Southern Idaho that you probably haven't heard of and there's a good reason for that.

It’s a classic premise, and for good reason: guy’s wife/girlfriend/daughter vanishes into thin air, guy drives himself halfway to madness in dogged attempts to get her back, guy grows unkempt beard of mourning. It has drama and intrigue wired right into the plot beats, allows for some salacious secrets, and who doesn’t love a good mystery? George Sluizer’s 1988 film The Vanishing may have done it best, but just a couple of years ago, David Fincher gave him a run for his money with Gone Girl. And today, we get our first look at the latest entry in this grand storytelling tradition.

There’s a famous part of the Pirates of the Caribbean ride in Disneyland where an ominous voice says “Dead men tell no tales!” So I guess this is an adaptation of that line? These Pirates of the Caribbean movies are getting really granular.

Fans who are looking forward to the upcoming movie about departed Joey + Rory singer Joey Feek can now get a sneak peek at the film via a newly-released trailer.

Aaron Paul has a way with deeply flawed characters — you might even say it’s his specialty: He takes the sort of guy you’d normally despise (like Breaking Bad’s Jesse Pinkman) and injects him with startling pathos, transforming a character into a painfully empathetic human being. This is what he does in The 9th Life of Louis Drax, a psychological fantasy-thriller in which Paul plays the enigmatic role of imperfect father to the eponymous protagonist. Directed by Alexandre Aja (Horns) and co-starring Sarah Gadon and Jamie Dornan, the somewhat surreal drama takes advantage of Paul’s particular set of skills in a subversive bit of typecasting. We had a chance to speak with Paul about the new film, what attracts him to such flawed characters, and those persistent Dark Tower rumors.

Gene Wilder, best known for his comedic roles in Willie Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, The Producers, and Young Frankenstein has died at the age of 83.