Four Rhode Island teenagers are accused of attacking a group of adults who asked them to be quiet during a screening of “A Minecraft Movie” late Tuesday night, authorities said. The incident ...

Steven Feinberg, executive director of the Rhode Island Film & Television Office ... the production will create 400 full-time jobs for movie crews plus roughly 2,000 positions for extras.

The movie is a collaboration between the ‘Trap’ director and best-selling author Nicholas Sparks, according to the Rhode Island Film & Television Office PROVIDENCE — M. Night Shyamalan is ...

by Ida Domingo TOPICS: WASHINGTON (7News ... to the 600 block of Rhode Island Avenue, Northeast, for a report of an unconscious person. When officers arrived, they found a woman unresponsive ...

No movie theaters are allowed to sell weed, but according to Taylor Randi Lee, press secretary for the New York State Office of Cannabis Management, things could change. “At this time ...

In an affidavit, police said they received “reliable information” that a woman who worked as a crossing guard at the intersection of 3rd and Rhode Island Avenue NE was “selling narcotics ...

The Universal-owned animation studio announced a new original movie on Tuesday that’s titled Forgotten Island. It will open in theaters on Sept. 25, 2026. Plot details are being kept under wraps ...

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and Legendary’s “A Minecraft Movie” debuted in first place with ... through adversity and refusing to bow to fate. “Ne Zha 2,” now in its tenth weekend, continued its extraordinary ...

PROVIDENCE – Is noted director M. Night Shyamalan getting ready to make a movie in Providence? The agenda for the April 15 State Properties Committee meeting, posted April 8, sure sounds like it.