Pavement performed a wretched cover of Led Zeppelin’s “Stairway to Heaven” on Saturday, July 17th at an Oakland, California festival in what was clearly a bit of fun for the band. The indie rock ...

Few horror franchises have had as much staying power as Scream, which has now been popular for 30 years since the premiere of the first film starring Neve Campbell and Courteney Cox. Scream (1996) was ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. I cover Hollywood and entertainment. The official summary for Scream 7 reads, “When a new Ghostface killer emerges in the quiet ...

TV lists writer Tara was raised on Disney classics, vampire media, and 80s movies, discovering a love of filmmaking through Back to the Future and The Goonies. Outside of writing, Tara can be found ...

What’s your favorite scary movie? That’s a question the Scream franchise asks with every new sequel in the slasher series, and preorders have just opened up for Scream 7. While it’s still busy taking ...

Scream 7 has enjoyed a huge box office opening weekend, with nearly $100 million secured from theaters globally. The slasher flick made $64.1 million domestically and $33.1 million internationally, ...

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Today's country music features a unique blend of genres. There are more and more artists genre-blending and even crossing over into the country music world intentionally. I spoke with Brent Smith, ...

Thirty years after Sidney Prescott made her debut, Neve Campbell reprised her role as the ultimate final girl in Scream 7. Multiple OG cast members returned for the seventh installment, which ...

With Neve Campbell coming back for another round of meta-bloodshed, THR ranks all seven installments of the horror franchise. By Darren Franich Thirty years ago, you answered the phone every time it ...

“Burn it all down.” For a tagline so front and center of Paramount’s marketing for Scream 7, it has very little relationship to the actual ethos of the movie. Instead, Scream 7 feels like a return to ...