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21 Best Harrison Ford Movies for an Epic Movie Night

The star of 1923 is in some all-time greats. Before he was playing in the Yellowstone prequel, 1923 (with the inimitable Helen Mirren), Harrison Ford was dazzling us as a leading man in movies of all genres. Whether he's saving the world from danger as CIA Agent Jack Ryan, searching for hidden treasure as Indiana Jones, or running around the galaxy with his buddy Chewbacca as Han Solo, we can always count on Ford's smoldering good looks, gruff voice, and dry wit. And fun fact: He holds the Guinness World Record Award for "Highest Grossing Actor of All Time" (2016) amongst all the other nominations and awards he's won over the years. Whether you're carrying a major crush or just love a good thriller movie, there's truly something for everyone on this roundup of Ford's greatest flicks. So gather up your girlfriends, your favorite snacks and even more rom-coms to fill up an epic movie night featuring leading men, with Harrison Ford being at the top! If you're on the hunt for even more Ford, check out our list of the best 4th of July movies, where you'll find him and even more heroes.

14 Marvel Movies to Watch Before 'Deadpool & Wolverine'

"Deadpool & Wolverine" introduces the two X-Men characters to the MCU. Here are the movies to watch get to all caught up on their stories.

Captivating movies made in Hawaii

The Hawaiian Islands have served as Hollywood's favorite tropical back lot since way back in 1913, when two silent one-reelers, 'Hawaiian Love' and 'The Shark God,' both filmed on Oahu, became Tinseltown's first production made in the Pacific Ocean archipelago. Since then, endless movies have been shot partially or entirely in the state of Hawaii, the location often doubling up for another more remote and less accessible part of the world. Click through and say "Aloha" to these movies made in Hawaii.

The Secretly Scandalous Life Of Victor Hugo

Victor Hugo Facts. Victor Hugo wrote multiple masterpieces in his lifetime, but his personal affairs were full of secrets and scandal.

15 of Most Awkward 'American Idol' Moments Ever

These are downright

“Beverly Hills Cop” franchise producer Jerry Bruckheimer still hasn't seen the panned 3rd movie

"I said to Jerry, 'I haven’t seen Beverly Hills Cop III.' And he was like, 'I didn’t do it, so you don’t need to see it,'" says "Axel F" director Mark Molloy.

Kendrick Lamar Takes More Shots at Drake and Whacks an OVO Owl Piñata in Victory Lap 'Not Like Us' Video — Watch!

The West Coast rap star dropped the video for his Drake diss track on Thursday, July 4

All of Sofia Coppola's Films, Ranked

Who do you think should take the top spot?

These Actors Died On Set

There have been many tragic deaths in Hollywood—but some of them happened while the actors were still on the job. Here are the actors that have died on set.

Fans are left split as 'boring and unimaginative' title for Brad Pitt's new F1 movie is CONFIRMED: 'Must have taken months to think of that'

The Apple Films original is due to be released in the summer of 2025, with Pitt and his co-stars filming at various Formula 1 races around the globe for the past few years.

Juliane Koepcke's Incredible Survival Story

When Juliane Koepcke finally came to a stop on the ground after her plane broke apart midair, she was miraculously still alive—but her nightmare was only beginning.

11 Rare Photos of Diana Ross Early In Her Career

From The Supremes to the movie screen, she’s done it all.

The biggest plot holes in film history

Movies are based on scripts, and, of course, plot lines are not always perfectly written. Sure, some movies have pretty poor plots, so a hole or two is to be expected. But what about Hollywood blockbusters? Really big movies with equally big plot holes? Yes, many famous movies have plot holes that people debate to this day, and in this gallery, you'll have the chance to discover and/or revisit some of them. Browse through and see how many plot holes you have already identified.

Daniela Hantuchova: Musician, model and tennis star

'MaXXXine' Star Kevin Bacon Is Embracing His Villain Era

Kevin Bacon is very good at being bad. The actor, who has had an incredible career since appearing in "Animal House" in 1978, plays a sleazy, morally compromised private detective in Ti West's deranged, 1980s-set slasher movie "MaXXXine," which is being released theatrically the same week that "Beverly Hills Cop: Axel F" hits Netflix, where he plays a corrupt cop menacing Eddie Murphy's Axel Foley. But is it true what actors say about villains...

Dustin Hoffman, 86, cosies up to his chic wife Lisa, 69, as they watch Carlos Alcaraz's thrilling victory over Frances Tiafoe on day five of Wimbledon

The actor, 86, cosied up to the beauty mogul, 69, as they were spotted in the centre court's Royal Box at the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club in south-west London.

Top 7 TV Returns This Summer | THR News Video

From Cobra Kai to Emily in Paris some of your favorite shows are back in time for summer. Here are 7 anticipated TV returns coming to your screens this summer.

Vanessa Hudgens speaks out after giving birth to first child

Vanessa Hudgens speaks out after giving birth to first child - The High School Musical actress is ‘disappointed’ that she didn’t get to share the news herself after pictures of her newborn were published without permission

Ricky Nelson Was The First Doomed Teen Idol

The dreamy Ricky Nelson was the first “teen idol”—but when he married the beautiful Kris Harmon, his life turned into a nightmare.

The Shocking Truth About King George V's End

The royal family believed George V had passed in his sleep when his time came—but they didn't know the truth about that day.

Jason Kelce Admits He's 'Out' On Fourth Of July Tradition

During this week's episode of the "New Heights" podcast, Philadelphia Eagles legend Jason Kelce made it abundantly clear that he's not fond of a very popular Fourth of July tradition. Despite being a firecracker on the gridiron, Kelce isn't a fan of fireworks. In fact, he won't even go near ...

Elvis Presley's Incredible Life in Photos

An up close and personal look at Rock 'n Roll's King. From the time Elvis Presley entered the music industry in 1955, he was different from everyone else. Teenagers flocked to his charismatic performances and soon The King toppled the Billboard charts. He made a lasting impression on not only the music industry, but pop culture as a whole. Here, we're taking a look back at the singer's groundbreaking 20-year music career, as well as his tumultuous personal life.

Is 'Real Time With Bill Maher' New Tonight?

The talk/variety series "Real Time with Bill Maher," hosted by Bill Maher, has been running for nearly two decades now, and is showing no signs of slowing down. In fact, HBO has already renewed the series to continue through 2026. So don't expect Maher to leave airwaves anytime soon. Fans of the show may be wondering - is "Real Time with Bill Maher" new tonight? No, "Real Time" is not airing a new episode on Friday, July 5. Last week's episode,...

Olivia Dunne jokes about Olympics 'snub' in hilarious TikTok video after Simone Biles and co were confirmed to be heading to Paris

Dunne posted a 14-second montage of her lowlights to sarcastically mourn the snub. The failed dismounts and falls were accompanied by a bass-boosted version of the Star-Spangled Banner.

Margaux Hemingway’s End Was An American Tragedy

Margaux Hemingway’s sibling rivalry with her sister Mariel was ugly—but after Margaux’s death, Mariel made a disturbing confession.

Sabrina Carpenter Is First Artist With Two Pop Airplay No. 1s This Year, Thanks to ‘Espresso'

The song follows Carpenter's first leader on the list, "Feather," in April.

Strange celebrity deaths you probably don't know about

While everyone is familiar with high-profile celebrity deaths such as Michael Jackson and Marilyn Monroe, there are numerous others that are surrounded by uncertainty and peculiar circumstances. Take a look at our gallery of the most peculiar celebrity deaths, where you'll discover some truly obscure cases that you probably haven't come across before.

Movies set in America's Deep South

The Deep South region of the United States has provided a suitably steamy and sultry backdrop for numerous Hollywood movies, anything from the sweeping Civil War epic 'Gone with the Wind' (1939) to the classic courtroom drama 'To Kill a Mockingbird' (1962). As the birthplace of the civil rights movement, many films made in the Southern states of America deal with segregation, prejudice, and the struggle for freedom. Music, too, plays an important role, the location forever associated with the rise of country music and rock and roll. So, what are some of the famous films drawn to the atmosphere and the iconography of the Deep South? Click through this list of southern-made movies to find out.

The biggest royal scandals around the world

One of the few universal truths is that you can’t choose your family. That’s a hard cross to bear for the royals when a few wild family members don’t play by the rules. Many princes and princesses, and even kings and queens, have indeed rebelled against their duties or abused their powers. Let’s take a look at a few royals around the world who broke the mystique and showed that they’re just as flawed as anyone else–if not more so! Click through the gallery to get started.

Jennifer Lopez is officially in her Hamptons 'mom' era

The singer inadvertently announced her entrance into upstate mom mode while celebrating Independence Day - See More

Once beloved movies that are now controversial

Many films can appear outdated due to the rapid advancements in technology, but what's even more intriguing is examining which films feel outdated because of our evolving ethical standards. Have you ever tried revisiting an old favorite movie only to suddenly feel very uncomfortable while watching it? However, there's no need to be ashamed if you still love certain films that might not receive approval for production in today's world. Not all of these movies are inherently bad. Some of them may still serve as examples of exceptional filmmaking, and surely many of the riskier subjects were not intended with malice. Nevertheless, what people once found perfectly acceptable a couple of decades ago can now leave us feeling profoundly uncomfortable. Click through to take a second look at some well-loved films of the past that are a little more than questionable by today's standards.

Actor Dustin Hoffman and Super Bowl winner Patrick Mahomes among celebrities at Wimbledon

LONDON (AP) — Actor Dustin Hoffman and Super Bowl winner Patrick Mahomes were among the celebrities watching Carlos Alcaraz play Frances Tiafoe on Friday in the third round on Centre Court at Wimbledon. The 86-year-old Hoffman was sitting in the Royal Box, an area reserved for special guests invited by the All England Club, while Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, were in the stands. The presence of Hoffman — who won an Oscar for his role in “Rain...

Artists that wrote iconic songs in their teens

Songwriting is a renowned skill that very few artists master. Record labels pay millions for songwriters to craft catchy tunes for their artists. Indeed, most musicians who achieve fame from a young age usually have the music and lyrics written for them, but not all. It usually takes years to hone the craft of songwriting, but some artists had a gift for songwriting from the very beginning. By the time these musicians had reached the age of 20, they had written some of the most iconic songs that we know and love. Click through to discover which artists wrote iconic songs in their teen years.

'MaXXXine' Cast Test How Well They Know Each Other

The cast of 'MaXXXine' test who knows one another best in this episode of Vanity Fair Game Show. They filmed together, but how much do they actually know about each other? What was the first horror movie Mia Goth starred in? Which castmate would Lily Collins call to bail her out of jail? What is Halsey's favorite fast food restaurant? Director: Noel Jean Director of Photography: AJ Young Editor: Jess Lane Talent: Mia Goth; Elizabeth Debicki; Moses Sumney; Halsey; Lily Collins; Kevin Bacon Producers: Jameer Pond; Funmi Sunmonu Associate Producer: Emebeit Beyene Talent Booker: Lauren Mendoza Camera Operator: Shay Eberle-Gunst Sound Mixers: Kari Barber; Gloria Hernandez Production Assistants: Liza Antonova; Spencer Mathesen Post Production Supervisor: Christian Olguin Post Production Coordinator: Scout Alter Supervising Editor: Doug Larsen Additional Editor: Jason Malizia Assistant Editor: Andy Morell

Vintage Star Tracks: This Time in 1981, See Eddie Van Halen and Heart Onstage, Plus Jack Nicholson & More Big Stars

Find out what the biggest stars of the '80s were up to with throwback photos from Hollywood's bygone era

The King Of Rock And Roll Was More Sinister Than People Think

Elvis Presley’s legendary rock and roll music made jaws drop—but no one realized that his handsome face hid a twisted mind.

The 30 most essential cult films of all time

Cult classics include everything from major studio releases—particularly box office bombs—to low-budget independent films, but they all must have memorable characters, shocking scenes, and quotable dialogue. Check out this gallery of the most essential classics, and join their most fundamental element: the cult.

Drill rapper son of Mark Duggan whose death sparked riots is jailed

Kemani Duggan, 23, who performs under the name Bandokay, confessed to being in possession of 7.62mm Tokarev calibre Zastava Arms model M57 self-loading pistol.

Linda Thompson Can't Sing Anymore. She Still Has Plenty to Say

The grand dame of the British folk scene lost her voice to spasmodic dysphonia, but a new album featuring guest singers keeps her music alive

8 of the Best Interviews and Profiles of Classic Movie Stars

From the role Joan Collins regretted refusing, to Elizabeth Taylor's take on astrology.

The 33 Best TV Shows of 2024 ... So Far

We've made it through half of 2024, and television has already given audiences plenty of worthy shows to delight on across broadcast, cable and streaming. Netflix's ambitious "3 Body Problem" turned physics theories into a sci-fi thriller, while Apple TV+'s "Palm Royale" showed us the hilarious -- and deadly -- inner workings of Palm Beach society. HBO's "True Detective: Night Country" brought the celebrated anthology series into the endless...

Movies you had no idea were based on Shakespeare plays

We all know William Shakespeare is the king of literature and the stage, but what many don't know is that his genius even reaches the far corners of modern cinema. As someone who crafted story arcs and plot twists that have been studied for ages, it makes sense that filmmakers have drawn inspiration from his tales of love, comedy, and tragedy. And some have taken very questionable liberties with the material, too. Click through the following gallery to see the rom-coms, dramas, musicals, and sci-fi adventures that based their stories on the Bard of Avon's work.

These Gabrielle Union Movies Will Make You Want to Grab a Pair of Pom-Poms

We totally forgot she starred in Bring It On!

Cher's Best Acting Roles, Ranked

Cher shines, whether singing on stage or acting on screen.

Movies where the bad guys were actually right

The antagonist is a key element in any narrative. After all, the protagonist needs an obstacle to overcome, right? But what if some movie antagonists were right all along? What if some movie villains, deep down, had a valid point and legitimate reasons for their actions? Sometimes things aren't so black and white, so in this gallery, we're going to delve into the nuances of some movie characters who are, apparently, bad guys. Ready to look at villains from a different perspective? Click on.

The Ugly Life Of Hollywood's Perfect Star

Linda Darnell was known as "The Girl With The Perfect Face," but tragically, she died in an accident so horrific—it left her body unrecognizable.

Slash Teases Further ‘Country Influence’ in His Music: ‘A Nashville Thing That's Gone Home with Me’ (Exclusive)

The artist also tells PEOPLE about how he secured Chris Stapleton's vocals on his latest album 'Orgy of the Damned'

Julianne Moore: the life and career of a gay icon

Julianne Moore is best known for her extensive, award-winning career in TV and film, but she's much more than just an actress. Most casual fans have no idea about her dedicated work and activism with the LGBTQ+ community. Intrigued? Click through the gallery to learn more about the queer roles she's played, the awards she's won for portraying those characters, and her long-lasting support and advocacy for the community.

Judy Garland narrates books from beyond the grave thanks to AI

London firm ElevenLabs has reached deals with the estates Ms Garland, Sir Laurence Olivier and more to clone their voices.

Mae West Was The Queen Of Controversy

In 1926, Mae West wrote, directed, produced, and starred in a play titled Sex. The title was, of course, shocking, but the content was even more scandalous.