Movies

Will Ferrell hit a cheerleader in the face with a basketball at POINT BLANK range during Wednesday night's NBA game between the Los Angeles Lakers and the New Orleans Pelicans in New Orleans. But not to worry because it was for his new movie "Daddy's Home."

2014 is almost over and in my opinion there were a ton of fantastic movies!

The American Film Institute has listed its top picks for films and television shows of the year.

Just in time for the holiday season: The Avengers are here to bring you good tidings!

Simply put, everyone loves sugar. It's delicious. It's yummy and crunchy; and it's candy-like.

Late on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" today, we talked to writer, director, radio guy, comedian and actor Stephen Merchant.

Ever wonder what it's like behind the scenes when a sex scene is being shot? Well, wonder no more!

For some reason, we got on the topic of General Zod this morning on "The Free Beer & Hot Wings Morning Show" while talking about something else completely unrelated. It reminded us of the greatest scene from any movie ever in the original "Superman" movie from 1978.

For the past 21 years, one of the greatest mysteries of our time has been: What are the lyrics to the "Jurassic Park" theme song?

Everyone probably has a bunch of old home movies laying around somewhere. You know you have a box of VHS tapes sitting on a shelf sometime in the basement, just collecting dust. But now we're in the digital age. So, maybe you have an entire hard drive packed with video memories from days gone by. This father, though, is putting those home movies to good use.

Let's just get this out there right now: Bill Pullman's speech as President Thomas Whitmore in the 1996 hit "Independence Day" is one of the greatest moments in cinematography history. Hands down.

Professional golfer Padraig Harrington made a bit of a name for himself years ago when he appeared on the ESPN TV show "Sports Science" to help determine if the "Happy Gilmore" shot was effective or not. And lo and behold, it turned out that the silly, run-up-and-swing approach by Adam Sandler's character in the golf comedy actually did help add distance to drives.