The Hunger Games has carved out its own little corner in the pop culture history. Adapted from Suzanne Collins’ best-selling novels, the movies were a total game-changer.

When Primrose is selected to compete in the 74th Hunger Games, Katniss impulsively volunteers to take her place. The explosive sequel sees a traumatized Katniss and Peeta struggle to ... Beetee ...

From her censored outburst during the interviews to her sarcastic jabs at Katniss in District 13, Johanna has plenty of great moments in the Hunger Games movies, some of which come directly from the ...

Katniss and Peeta's fathers share an important interaction During the reaping for the Hunger Games, one of the boys reaped from District 12, Woodbine Chance, flees, and the Peacekeepers shoot him ...

Elizabeth Banks played Effie Trinket, Katniss and Peeta's handler from the Capitol, in the original "Hunger Games" trilogy, and the character appears as a young stylist in "Sunrise on the Reaping." ...

Below, Teen Vogue caught up with Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping co-casting directors Debra Zane and Dylan Jury; Zane cast the original Hunger Games films, while Jury came on board for The ...

Lionsgate ordered the movie The Hunger Games: Sunrise on the Reaping at the same time author Suzanne Collins announced the book about Haymitch Abernathy was on the way.

X’s Grok AI misidentified Finnick’s death scene in The Hunger Games for Aftersun, and the internet has tons of jokes.

This article shares Pirate Software's announcement about leaving Offbrand Games following the drama and controversy surrounding the Stop Killing Games initiative.

But our decades-long legacy of fighting global hunger is receiving no such defense, left to wither in the field – and Americans will suffer as a result.

From a first-ever location in Salt Lake City, X Games showed up and showed out for its 30th anniversary celebration.

While Krafton sought to keep the Unknown Worlds' co-founders and original creators of the Subnautica series involved in the game's development, the company wishes them well on their next endeavors ...