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Is there a movie you love that you never got to see in the theater? This summer you may be able to fulfill that dream - some classic movies like Saturday Night Fever, The Godfather, and The Princess Bride will be showing at the Magic Valley Cinema 13

Dang it, Ricky, you haven't watched the latest Bad Lip Reading video yet?

Don Rickles’ talents were seemingly limitless: An outrageous insult comic, a gifted dramatic actor, a welcome sight on stages and screens (big and small), and a constant presence whose career endured for decades, often surpassing his contemporaries. And now he’s gone on to join them, as the legendary Rickles passed away today, April 6, at the age of 90.

My wife is an X-Files fan. Always has been and probably always will be. She's been re-watching all of the seasons of the show recently and I have to admit that my jaw dropped when one episode portrays itself as starting in Buhl, Idaho and ending around Elko, Nevada.

Lil Peep, a pioneer of blending hip hop and emo music, has died at 21.

The most widely recognized iterations of Batman’s constant foe the Joker would probably have to be Heath Ledger as the unchained mad-dog of The Dark Knight, Jack Nicholson as an urbane creep in Tim Burton’s 1989 film, and to a lesser extent, Cesar Romero’s campy turn in the goofy TV series from the ’60s. But Mark Hamill logged more hours as the Clown Prince of Crime than the rest of them put together, voicing the Joker in the long-running animated series and its many spin-offs. The man with the greatest claim to the Joker persona dusted off his special crazy-voice this week for a more pointedly political purpose than the usual cocktail-party entertainment.

Schwing! Party time! Excellent! We‘re not worthy, we’re not worthy!

2016 had some great movies and it also had some that stunk so bad we'll be smelling them into 2017.

Iconic 'Star Wars' actress Carrie Fisher has died at age 60 after suffering a heart attack, her daughter, Billie Lourd, confirms.

Fisher received CPR on a flight from London to LAX and was rushed to the hospital, according to TMZ.

You might know that National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation was written by John Hughes, the guy behind ’80s classics like The Breakfast Club and Ferris Bueller’s Day Off. But did you know that before Hughes became a filmmaker he was a contributor to the National Lampoon magazine? In fact, he based his Christmas Vacation screenplay on one of his old Lampoon pieces, “Christmas ’59.” That’s just one of the cheerful facts featured in the newest episode of You Think You Know Movies!

Recently, we asked you to name your favorite Christmas movie. While we appreciate all of your input, all of the answers were wrong except one. In Idaho, Die Hard is the best Christmas movie ever and here are 5 reasons why.