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Bruce Springsteen’s new movie Deliver Me From Nowhere features some familiar Michigan faces, including Greta Van Fleet brothers Jake and Sam Kiszka and Grand Rapids native Paul Walter Hauser.

Middling critical reviews and baseball's World Series seem to have hurt the new Springsteen movie.

Get ready for a blast from the past as a classic comedy heads back to Michigan theaters this December. Who else is excited to relive those laughs?

Author and executive producer Warren Zanes shares how the Boss came on board for the film, which explores the "ultimate underdog" from his catalog, 1982's 'Nebraska.'

Get ready to party like it’s 1999! Downtown Fenton’s Ladies Night Out 2025 brings 90s nostalgia to life with themed shops, prizes, and an unforgettable after party.

As the beloved film celebrates its 40th anniversary this year, Michael J. Fox shares some fun musical Easter eggs.

Freddy Krueger, Michael Myers, Jason Voorhees, Ash and many others are returning to a big screen near you.

It documents Osbourne's journey from his 2019 fall to his very last concert.

Robert Redford's remarkable career spanned decades, showcasing not just talent, but a true passion for storytelling. Did you know some scenes from his last acting role were filmed in Michigan

Director Cameron Crowe cannot confirm the casting, but says the film will be made in 2026.

Proud of Michigan’s movie roots? Here are standout films made or set in the state — plus details on the Back to the Future tour landing at Detroit Opera House this fall.

'Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere' starring Jeremy Allen White made its premiere on Friday at the Telluride Film Festival, and so far, the reception is mostly positive.