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Corrections and clarifications for Nov. 29

A Pakistani official says the prime minister has ordered a review of the ban on the country’s Oscar entry, the movie “Joyland.”

November is National Hip Hop History month and there’s a new movie coming out celebrating Houston’s hip hop community. The film is called “The Dirty 3rd: Next Generation”.

Isaiah joined us in studio with his castmates Lew Temple, Major Dodge and Thomas Q. Jones to chat about the film and its premiere, which is happening right here in Houston.

The movie is meant to be the backstory of a villain but China's latest alteration has changed this.

The 2004 cult classic film that starred Lindsay Lohan and Rachel McAdams has been given new life as a musical.

Watch as Jamie Foxx and Dave Franco chat with Lauren Kelly all about what it takes to be a vampire hunter!

The entertainment and film company is hoping to emulate the success of rivals like Marvel.

The release of a transcript of previously sealed testimony in Roman Polanski's long-running sex abuse case in Los Angeles is the latest development in a legal saga that has spanned 45 years.

Episode: 2264 The Mary D. Hume and history being forgotten.  Today, history put aside.

We're getting a peek at the actors' new movie, and also heading down Houston memory lane!

Today at 3:00 p.m. the “Houston Life” team is celebrating the new “Barbie” movie. The stars drop by KPRC 2 to talk about living the “Plastic Life.”

'Jurassic Park' hit theaters in 1993, 29 years ago, and this conclusion is long time coming for fans!

The Wellborne Cinema Four Theater in Alvin was in danger of closing but spoiler alert, all sides have agreed to work together to keep it open.

The new movie is based on a best-selling book series about a criminal crew of animal outlaws trying to becoming model citizens.

More than $1 million in prop money used in films was stolen from a car in Newport, Oregon, authorities there said.

Fresh off his appearance with Jimmy Fallon last week, Judd Apatow is chatting all about his new comedy on Netflix 'The Bubble.'

The Foo Fighters have been on all our minds since the sudden and tragic passing of their drummer Taylor Hawkins just last weekend.

The first Arabic Netflix film has sparked controversy in Egypt and beyond

The New York filmmaker was Oscar-nominated for his coming-of-age drama starring Cybill Shepherd.

You love her music, but now you’re also going to love her new holiday movie!

Veteran actress Kim Fields has a brand new holiday movie, ‘Adventures In Christmasing’ airing on VH1.

The follow-up to the wildly popular 2016 film, directed by Garth Jennings, drops on December 22.

Find out how he chose actress Kristen Stewart for the lead role, and why she was a perfect fit.

Dave Chappelle told his audience he was canceled. A transactivist says he's playing the victim.

Grab a plate of gabagool and a dish of baked ziti because “The Sopranos” are (kind of) coming back.

Check out a list of some things to do all over H-Town this weekend!

The experience will be just as guests remember, but with a few new upgraded amenities.

Maggie opens up about the new film, and having spinal surgery only months before filming began.

Our favorite cartoon pups are teaming up to save Adventure City in ‘Paw Patrol: The Movie,’ now in theaters.

Sean Penn is sort of done with movies

This sweet and silly, family-friendly movie may not be the most critically acclaimed, but it certainly is heartwarming. Philip Brainard, Flubber

How a young girl's love for her puppy makes the dog grow to be enormous!

Remember Marvel movies?

Liam Neeson plays a ‘big-rig’ ice road truck driver sent on an impossible rescue mission.

Comedian George Lopez chats about his new role in the film "Walking With Herb,' also starring Edward James Olmos.

HOUSTON – In the new Netflix film ‘A Week Away,’ troubled teen Will Hawkins has to attend summer camp as a way of getting out of going to juvenile detention. While at camp, he learns the powers of kindness, forgiveness, and faith. Sherri shepherd plays Kristen, Will’s inspiring camp counselor. Hear how the music in the film helped Sherri say yes to the part, plus how she almost set her hair on fire on the set of the summer camp faith-based movie.

A new movie will begin filming in Conroe in mid-April and its production company is seeking extras to fill out its scenes. The film is described as a “mind-bending story exploring the themes of friendship, love, hope, faith, and redemption” and centers around a writer who was in a car accident. “The Author is a labor of love, carefully crafted over a decade, produced with a specific purpose,” wrote screenwriter Ritchey Cable on the film’s website. “The viewer is invited to enter into the story and engage with some of life’s most puzzling questions.”Couples or individuals interested in becoming extras for the film can register here. Those selected will appear in scenes involving a diner, a coffee shop or an extravagant wedding.

HOUSTON – ‘MOXIE!’ is about a shy 16-year-old who publishes an anonymous magazine calling out sexism at her high school. After the magazine is read by all of the students, it sparks a school-wide coming-of-RAGE revolution. Hadley Robinson and Alycia Pascual-Peña star in the Amy Poehler-directed film, and they’re chatting about the importance of making your voice heard. The film also stars Lauren Tsai, Patrick Schwarzenegger, Nico Hiraga, Sydney Park, Josephine Langford, Clark Gregg, Ike Barinholtz, Poehler, and Marcia Gay Harden. ‘MOXIE!” is currently streaming on Netflix.

HOUSTON – Have you ever had a case of deja-vu that lasted…forever? ‘The Map Of Tiny Perfect Things’ starring Kathryn Newton and Kyle Allen was just recently released, and it’s currently streaming on Amazon Prime Video. The story starts with an introduction to Mark, who is perfectly content living the same day in an endless loop. His world is turned upside-down when he meets the mysterious Margaret, who is also stuck in the same loop. According to the website, “What follows is a love story with a fantastical twist, as the two struggle to figure out how —and whether —to escape their never-ending day.”The film’s stars Kathryn Newton, Kyle Allen, and Jermaine Harris chatted with Lauren Kelly about what it was like to be stuck in the same day forever.

HOUSTON – The Moonstruck Drive-In Cinema at East River is the original EaDo Drive-In Movie Theatre, and it’s the city’s first and only permanent drive-in movie theatre and event venue. Houston Cinema Arts Society has partnered up with Sundance Film Festival to host the 2021 Sundance Satellite Film Festival starting today through February 2. As one of the only three 2021 Sundance Film Festival world premiere locations in Texas, Michael Robinson, Marketing and Communications Manager for Houston Cinema Arts Society told us this is an event you don’t want to miss. The Moonstruck Drive-In Cinema will accommodate up to 150 cars, making it one of the largest satellite locations in the country. During the screenings, food and beverages will be available for contactless purchase from popular local food trucks and nearby establishments.

HOUSTON – One of the most talented actors to grace our screens, with roles in iconic films like ‘The Bodyguard, ‘Dances With Wolves’ ‘Field Of reams’ and so many more, Academy Award winning actor Kevin Costner chatted with us about his latest project. Kevin is currently starring in a new thriller called ‘Let Him Go,’ which is in theaters and on demand now. The film also stars another dynamite actress (who Kevin has previously worked with before,) the incredible Diane Lane. The description from the official website says:“Following the loss of their son, retired sheriff George Blackledge (Costner) and his wife Margaret (Lane) leave their Montana ranch to rescue their young grandson from the clutches of a dangerous family living off the grid in the Dakotas, headed by matriarch Blanche Weboy. When they discover the Weboys have no intention of letting the child go, George and Margaret are left with no choice but to fight for their family.”Watch a Kevin chats with Lauren Kelly about the movie, his popular series ‘Yellowstone,’ horseback riding, and more.

HOUSTON – The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is hosting a drive-in movie showing Saturday ahead of Halloween. The museum, located at Hobby Airport, will show the movie “The Blob” starring Steve McQueen in his debut role. The museum is encouraging attendees via a Facebook event post to purchase their ticket in advance as they have a limited amount of space available so COVID-19 protocols and social distancing can be followed. Admission is $25 per vehicle and $20 for museum members and refreshments will be available for purchase. The drive-in movie will begin at 8 p.m. To purchase tickets in advance, click here.

HOUSTON – If you grew up in the 90′s, things like neon colored t-shirts, rides at Astroworld, Doc Martens, and Nintendo Game Boys give you all kinds of nostalgia, as does the mention of one of the biggest movies of that decade: ‘HOUSE PARTY!’The ‘House Party’ movie franchise released its first film in March of 1990, and it starred Christopher ‘Kid’ Reid and Christopher ‘Play’ Martin of the famous hip hop duo, Kid 'n Play. The pair were responsible for the iconic high top fade haircut, and kick-step dance, which are still just as popular today as they were then. Watch as Lauren Kelly takes a walk down memory lane with Christopher “Kid” Reid to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the film.

HOUSTON – Rooftop Cinema Club is bringing in the fall drive-in season with comic book heroes, Halloween favorites, romance films and more. Guests can also continue enjoying Rooftop’s popular $5 “Community Screenings” every Sunday where 100% of the proceeds are donated directly to the Houston Food Bank and the Black Lives Matter organization. For a late-night-date-night Sunday through Thursday, the venue offers $20-per-vehicle tickets (for 2 people) for all 10-11 p.m. screenings. Doors open one hour prior to all 7:30-8 p.m. screenings and 30 minutes prior to the 10-11 p.m. screenings. Guests are encouraged to arrive early as parking spaces will be assigned for each section on a first-come-first-serve basis.

The long-awaited third installment to the Bill & Ted franchise is finally here. Since their last adventure, Bill & Teds Bogus Journey, the two best friends Bill (played by Alex Winter) and Ted (played by Keanu Reeves) are now middle-aged men raising daughters, realizing that they have yet to fulfill their rock n roll destiny. But, according to a visitor from the future, they need to come up with one to save life on Earth, according to IMDb. Check the list below to see where in Houston you can watch Bill & Ted: Face the Music whether in theaters or via streaming at home. Movie theatersStreaming servicesMany streaming services have made the movie available, including packages where you can relive the first two movies, Bill & Teds Excellent Adventure and Bill & Teds Bogus Journey before jumping into Face the Music.

Michelle Williams accepts the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Limited Series or Movie award for "Fosse/Verdon" onstage during the 71st Emmy Awards at Microsoft Theater on Sept. 22, 2019, in Los Angeles. Every other major awards show has one. The noble idea was that everyone would be invested in the Emmys, and thus have a stake in its success. The Television Academy renewed its broadcast deal last year, ensuring that the awards would continue to rotate among the Big Four through 2026. Overall, preliminary ratings for the Emmys swooned by more than 20% compared to last year, the kind of drop that gets people's attention.

Where does the new "Spider-Man: No Way Home" rank in the wall-crawler's cinematic library?

Does "American Sniper" movie complicate real-life murder trial? CBSN's Vinita Nair and Michelle Miller talk to Eriq Gardner, senior editor at The Hollywood Reporter, about the controversy surrounding "American Sniper." Could the movie complicate a murder trail that's already underway?

Chilling effect feared in wake of Sony's cancellation of "The Interview" Movie fans and filmmakers are condemning Sony's decision to shelve "The Interview," starring James Franco and Seth Rogen, as "un-American." Sony decided to not release the film after hackers made threats to theaters and moviegoers. John Blackstone reports.