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 Growing up in Clear Lake in the 1980s, Leif Gantvoort was picked on for his long hair, loud clothes and unique style.  While some kids dream about one day becoming a superhero, Gantvoort became the next best thing.  The actor appears in the new movie"...

Once you get to a certain age, some businesses start giving you discounts. Unfortunatley, many businesses don't post a sign or anything that tell you to ask for the Senior Citizen Discount. Here's a list of places across the country that offer discounts...

Movie theater stocks slide: On Tuesday, shares in Regal Entertainment and Carmike Cinemas took a hit in the wake of investor concerns about disappointing ticket sales at movie theaters....

Carmike, the country’s fourth-largest theater chain, has had a change of heart on "Bully." It will forgo its policy of not showing unrated films, treating the documentary about bullying as it would an R-rated film....

The ratings controversy seems to have boosted “Bully” at the box office. Lee Hirsch’s teen-bullying documentary, released in a total of five theaters in Los Angeles and New York this past weekend, grossed $115,000, according to an...

Harvey Weinstein’s PR blitzkrieg for "Bully" may turn out to be a pivotal chapter in the battle to overhaul the Motion Picture Assn. of America's ratings system....

A year after buying the former Majestic Crest theater in Westwood, Big Foot Entertainment plans to close the historic movies house for an unspecified period of time to undergo renovations....

Robert Bucksbaum got to live out every film lover's dream for the past eight years, owning and operating his own movie theater, the Majestic Crest, whose marquee is something of a landmark on Westwood Boulevard here in Los Angeles. As......

Carmike Cinemas at the Chambersburg Mall in Franklin County is enticing movie-goers with a special deal; one dollar sodas and popcorn every Tuesday. The deal is called "Stimulus Tuesdays," a way to help families afford to have fun even as they struggle in...

The White House being destroyed by an alien spaceship was the so-called "money shot" of "Independence Day," the image largely credited with launching the 1995 movie into the box-office stratosphere. Now that we've been exposed to day after day and camera...