“Damn Handy” is the one that caught my eye. The synopsis reads ... (Saturday at noon) I do recognize the names Ethan Embry and Michael Patrick Jann. They’re the star and director of ...

In their sweet new film A Nice Indian Boy, Karan Soni and Jonathan Groff play Naveen and Jay, a couple looking to plan a big, gay Indian wedding of their own—even if Naveen’s traditional parents ...

W hether it’s the socially diverse teens of The Breakfast Club or the resourcefulness of a preteen in Home Alone, the enduring appeal of writer/director John Hughes has always b ...

It's not often that two athletes like Xavier Diaz and Cole Spears walk through your doors. Not only did Diaz and Spears help Mount Carmel to a ton of success on the gridiron, but the pair were ...

One special note I'd like to make is about Ethan Embry who plays Max Dillon/Electro ... The second line never fails to make me close my eyes and turn away slightly at his pain no matter how many times ...

Say no more, mon amour — it's Rex Manning Day! Maxwell Caulfield, who brings the '80s heartthrob to life in the cult classic ...

The movie was set in a record store — where music was always playing — so on the set, Embry, 46, said, "There was music around all the time. It was a fully music environment." Tunney ...

on Saturday, March 29 in a panel moderated by Jenna Leigh Green. Robin Tunney, who played Debra; Ethan Embry, who played Mark; Johnny Whitworth, who played A.J.; and Maxwell Caulfield, who played Rex ...

In the mid-1960s, Jimmy Mattingly (Jonathan Schaech), Guy Patterson (Tom Everett Scott), Lenny Haise (Steve Zahn), and T.B. Player (Ethan Embry) created a hit song that shares the title of the film.

The cast of 'Empire Records' in 1995. From the left: Robin Tunney, Ethan Embry, Rory Cochrane, Liv Tyler, Johnny Whitworth and Renée Zellweger.