Bette Midler helped 'Hocus Pocus' costar Kathy Najimy celebrate her 68th birthday! The Sanderson sisters reunited in New York ...

Roger Ebert didn't usually attack harmless movies, but there was one that he simply couldn't abide, and it's gone on to be an ...

she then bagged the role of Dani in Hocus Pocus alongside legendary actresses Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker and Kathy Najimy. She later starred in American Beauty and the indie film Ghost ...

Released on July 16, 1993 and directed by Kenny Ortega, the film stars Bette Midler (Winifred), Sarah Jessica Parker (Sarah), Kathy Najimy (Mary), Omri Katz (Max), Thora Birch (Dani), and Vinessa ...

Daisy Jones & the Six' star Riley Keough shares her daughter with her husband Ben Smith-Petersen. Here’s everything to know ...

Hocus Pocus. In the 1993 family film, Allison is the love interest of teen boy Max (Omri Katz), who accidentally resurrects three witches (Bette Midler, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Kathy Najimy) who ...

The strength of any memorable movie lies in its chief antagonist. Yes, we all like to cheer for Luke Skywalker, Batman, or Professor Van Helsing. But what kind of movies might these heroes find ...

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New York Gov. Kathy Hochul, a Democrat, announced Tuesday a plan to offer free tuition for certain degree programs at state and city colleges. The governor announced the education proposal during ...

It’s visually playful. Good clothes, great jewelry, you can’t go wrong. It’s great to see that Hocus Pocus wasn’t the end of the spellcasting world for Thora Birch. She’s a perfect and ...

Kathy Hochul’s solution? More spending and bureaucracy. Hochul and the Albany Democratic establishment haven’t solved the issues of affordability and crime that are most important to New Yorkers.