Film, TV & Streaming

The multi-day event was scheduled for next week, but organizers have pulled the plug.

‘Prisoners of Fire’ tells the story of the Dude Fire that killed six people and destroyed 50 homes.

Take a chance: You won’t know what the movie is till you get there on Monday night, but it’s only $5.

Gather all your mamacitas and sip a Hurricane Huda at these Valley spots streaming Season 7 of “Love Island.”

Head back to the terrifying world of zombies with “28 Years Later” parties at two Harkins Theatres locations.

First, there was a panel. Then there wasn’t. Then there sort of was. Here’s what happened.

Frodo, Sam, Pippin and Merry joked, jumped up and down and thrilled the crowd.

The actor, skater and pro photographer talked about “Mallrats” turning 30, “My Name is Earl,” stalking bands and more.

John Cena makes his last Phoenix WWE appearance tonight. Here’s how to get tickets.

The “Daredevil” supervillain and man behind a slew of iconic roles connected with an engaged audience for an excellent chat.

The actress discussed Aunt May, Joe Pesci and flying with food at the 2025 Phoenix Fan Fusion event.

How Rice Krispies helped the actor prepare for “Star Wars,” and that time John McEnroe almost hit him with a racket.

Celebrity panels, wrestling matches, video game tournaments, trivia contests – there’s something for everyone.

How to make the most of the Phoenix comic con and biggest geek event of the year this weekend.

Can’t wait to see the trailer for “Wicked: For Good”? You can see it when “Wicked” returns to theaters for one day.

“The Wild Robot” and “Transformers One” will be some of the blockbuster films screened at Harkins locations this summer.

The Valley’s tallest private roof deck has a view that became world-famous in 1960. Now the deco apartment is on the market.

Before these flicks hit the big – and small – screens, check out the books that inspired them.

“We’ve had nothing but great experiences and matches here in Arizona.”

How the All Elite Wrestling ring announcer got his start in the Valley.

You won’t know what the movie is till you get there, but it’s only $5.

Sit down with a cup of coffee and a piece of cherry pie, and buy your tickets for the one-night-only event.