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Some of these definitely express a traditional Texas vibe. But some of these may surprise you as they did us.

If we can agree that the movie not only has to get you feeling jolly, but also that the events of said film could not have occurred if not for Christmas - I think we can finally put this to rest.

We're not even into the 2nd or 3rd most cherished holiday character (the Grinch and Rudolph, respectively)

One of the biggest horror movie franchises in history is based on a Shreveport native.

Louisiana has had their share of movies produced in the state. While comic book and horror movies might outnumber them, there are Louisiana Christmas movies.

Analysts at Frontier Bundles dove in to the subject by collecting data from every state in the U.S. on the matter (probably while eating Dunkaroos and drinking Ecto-Coolers).

This festival will showcase fantastic films that don't have the benefit of huge budgets, giant stars, and multi-million dollar marketing campaigns.

Will Disney be able to keep the magic (force) going for years to come?

Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson was a guest on "Live with Kelly and Michael" on Tuesday to promote his latest work in the movie "Hercules." When Kelly Ripa asked The Rock about the makeup process and how long it took on a daily basis, his answer was pretty surprising.

Tom Hiddleston, the British actor from the films 'Thor' and 'The Avengers', will be making his way to Shreveport very soon to begin filming the Hank Williams bio topic ‘I Saw the Light’. Of course, nothing involving Hollywood and dead legends can ever seem to be done without spawning some level of drama...

Hollywood is moving into Louisiana this summer. Not literally, of course, but a number of La-La Land producers are preparing to shoot several large budget productions across the state.