Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'Hidden Figures,' 'A Monster Calls' and More

Historic heroines and talking tree monsters make it a family movie kind of weekend. Take your pick — but don't forget the tissues.

Holiday Weekend Movie Guide: 'Passengers,' 'Assassin's Creed,' 'Sing'

If anyone can outshine Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt, it's a theater-loving koala. Find who to hang with this Christmas.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'Collateral Beauty,' 'Rogue One' and 'Solace'

There are two Will Smith flicks to choose from this weekend, but only one is worth your money. Plus, the real reason to see "Rogue One."

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'La La Land,' 'Office Christmas Party' and More

Ryan Gosling and Emma Stone are together again, and this time there's dancing. Get the verdict on "La La Land," plus a new holiday flick.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: 'Jackie,' 'Rules Don't Apply,' 'Incarnate'

Natalie Portman stars as Jackie O, and Warren Beatty makes his return to the big screen. Find out what to see and what to skip.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Critics have high hopes for the new ”Harry Potter" spinoff and Casey Affleck in "Manchester by the Sea.” But should you believe the buzz?

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Amy Adams and aliens in "Arrival" or Naomi Watts and ghosts in "Shut In"? Find out which combo is worth a ticket. Plus, a 3-D must-see.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Lots of openings, lots of options. Find out if you should suspend reality with “Doctor Strange” or stick to history and see "Hacksaw Ridge.”

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Will the third film in "The Da Vinci Code" franchise be another blockbuster? Plus, two kid-friendly films that will give you warm fuzzies.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Should you see Tom Cruise in 'Jack Reacher' or Jon Hamm in 'The Joneses'? Plus a great pick still playing for the kids.

Patch Weekend Movie Guide: What to See and What to Skip

Skip Ben Affleck and grab some friends to see Kevin Hart instead. Plus: trailers for "The Accountant" and "Kevin Hart: What Now?"

Bob Dylan Wins Nobel Prize for Literature

The revered songwriter is the first American to win the award since 1993.

Ken Bone's Debate Fame Has Been Good Business For Red Sweater Maker

Online reviewers have also poured in to show their support for the now-iconic red sweater.

Read An Excerpt of 'When in French,' Patch's September Pick

Lauren Collins' "When in French" presents a fresh and modern take on the labors of love and translation.

Amazon Reportedly Considering a $5/Month Spotify Alternative — With A Catch

Recode reported that Amazon may launch a service half the cost of Spotify.

KFC Made Sunscreen That (Allegedly) Smells Like Fried Chicken

Do you want to try some? Too bad, they already ran out.

Google's New Video-Calling App Lets You Easily Call Between iPhone and Android

Google hopes to compete with the likes of FaceTime and Skype with its new app.

Kenny Baker, Who Played R2-D2, Dead At 81

Baker died Saturday at his home in England after suffering a "long illness," according to the Guardian.

Longtime ESPN Host John Saunders Dead At 61

Saunders had been with the network since 1986.

Nintendo Is Bringing Back The NES — Seriously

The company announced a mini version of the NES that will come loaded with 30 classic games.

13 Summer Reads That Will Make You (Seem) Smarter

Consider checking out these books while you're wiling away the warmest months.

Miss Teen USA Ditching Swimsuit Competition

The teen beauty pageant will instead put contestants through an "athletic wear" portion of the competition.

Fake Twitter Account of Cormac McCarthy Publisher Erroneously Tweets Author's Death

The author of "No Country For Old Men" and "The Road" is not, in fact, dead.

Larry David, 'Curb Your Enthusiasm' to Make HBO Return for 9th Season

Fans of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" have a reason to celebrate. HBO announced the show, and Larry David, are coming back for Season 9.

Prince Died Of Opioid Overdose, Officials Say

The rock superstar died in April at 57.

Morley Safer, Legendary Journalist Of '60 Minutes' Fame, Dead at 84

Safer was the longest-serving anchor on "60 Minutes."

Powerball Winning Numbers For 5/7/2016; Jackpot Of $415 Million

The Powerball jackpot is creeping up toward January's record payout. See if someone gets the winning numbers.

Powerball Winning Numbers For 5/7/2016: Jackpot Climbs To $415M

The Powerball jackpot isn't yet where it was for January's record payout, but it's climbing.

Will Ferrell Won't Be Doing The Ronald Reagan Dementia Comedy: Report

The comedy star won't be doing a comedy about the former president's battle with Alzheimer's.

Caitlyn Jenner Uses Bathroom At Trump Tower -- And Makes National Headlines

The Olympian-turned-reality-TV-star used the bathroom at Donald Trump's luxury skyscraper to make a point to Ted Cruz.

'Purple Rain' Screening in Select Texas Theaters

Here's a list of AMC and Carmike theaters statewide that are screening the 1984 classic rock film in honor of the late, great Prince.

Cesar Millan, 'Dog Whisperer,' Won't Face Animal Cruelty Charges

The animal psychologist posted a statement on his website saying he had been cleared of wrongdoing.

Book of the Month Announces April Selections: 'Kimmy Schmidt' Star Makes Her Pick

See what books Ellie Kemper and four other experts said you need to read this April — with a special discount for Patch users.

Robert De Niro Cancels Screening of Anti-Vaccination Film at Tribeca

"Vaxxed: From Cover-Up to Catastrophe," was scheduled to play at the Tribeca Film Festival April 24.

Sir George Martin, 'The Fifth Beatle,' Dead at 90

The Beatles producer died peacefully in his sleep, his management company said.

Join or Die: Get Inked with Craig Ferguson

Book of the Month teams up with the TV host, offering good reads and patriotic tattoos.

PBS Launching Free Kids Channel, Including Streaming, On-Demand Video

The new PBS channel for kids will launch later this year.

Bury Me with My Typewriter: Harper Lee in this 1996 Letter

In a letter written to an Alabama journalist and obtained by Patch, Lee shows her warmth, her wit and her desire to maintain her privacy.

Harper Lee, 'To Kill A Mockingbird' Author, Dead At 89

Lee's first novel, "To Kill A Mockingbird," won the Pulitzer Prize.

Drone Registration Deadline Approaching Quickly: FAA

Time is running out to make sure your drone is registered.