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Jewel of the Nile Productions, an LA-based company, is looking to cast Michigan actors for a TV series slated for Netflix.

Love the feel-good holiday movies you see on Lifetime and Hallmark? Well, one is being shot in West Michigan right now!

Check out the trailer for a new movie from Grand Rapids resident and Sundance Film Festival producer Jash’d Belcher!

There is a new space for creatives to make videos, films, and photos projects in downtown Grand Rapids.

The 1950s crime film stars three actors from 'The Avengers' movies.

The event will take place on two days, Thursday, Feb. 20 and Saturday, Feb. 22.

Details have finally emerged about Studio C's VIP rewards program. Are they good enough to get you out of the house though?

With their competitors failing to implement a successful subscription system, we will see how this turns out...

Movies in the Park is set to return to Ah-Nab-Awen Park in downtown Grand Rapids beginning June 2. The full movie lineup and a few changes were announced by Downtown Grand Rapids Inc. this morning.

The 2017 Academy Awards will always be remembered for the mix-up at the end of the awards show. La La Land was mistakenly named the winner for Best Picture, then moments later Moonlight was announced the winner. A huge mistake, but a mistake that was handled well by all. That's something that former Major League Baseball umpire Jim Joyce has experience with. Just ask Armando Galarraga or any Detro

ArtPrize On-Screen is back with ten new films at ArtPrize Eight.

The End of the Tour, starring Jason Segel and Jesse Eisenberg, was shot in and around Grand Rapids in early 2014. When the film premiered at Sundance Film Festival in January 2015, it received excellent reviews and some Oscar buzz. The film did not receive any Golden Globe nominations today, but it has had some success with other film awards.