Chevy Chase had a little help from his co-stars during filming for the 1989 movie Christmas Vacation. The actor recently revealed that he couldn’t remember his lines in the classic holiday film during ...

"We all wore these placards around our necks with the lines so that he could just act, instead of going, 'What do I say now?' ...

The rollover crash happened Tuesday morning at the intersection of Route 123. New Social Security report raises alarms for ...

Chevy Chase, the star of the popular movie National Lampoon's Vacation and its multiple follow-up films, reunited with multiple former co-stars for a special meeting in a new video shared on ...

In "Weapons," director Zach Cregger expands social catastrophe without offering spiritual enlightenment. Media endorsement of this trash -- the normalization of weaponization -- is an outrage.

Pioneer stock — that's my family. The National Lampoon Vacation was our Manifest Destiny. Like thousands of others, we had crossed the continent looking for a better life.

Director Timo Tjahjanto, taking over from Ilya Naishuller, abandons the more dark, noirish vibe of the original in favor of a more “National Lampoon’s Vacation” feeling, only if that was ...

For a while, the movie is like “National Lampoon’s Vacation” if Clark Griswold had secretly been Steven Seagal. Is it remotely “believable”? No.

Imagine a National Lampoon vacation if Chevy Chase was a badass mass murderer — the 'Nobody' sequel is just as awesome as that sounds ...

Bob Odenkirk in 'Nobody 2.' Courtesy of Universal Imagine National Lampoon’s Vacation crossed with First Blood and you have some idea of the delirious action comedy that is Nobody 2.

For a while, the movie is like "National Lampoon’s Vacation" if Clark Griswold had secretly been Steven Seagal. Is it remotely "believable"? No. But "Nobody 2," like "Nobody" before it, unfolds ...