Jennifer Lawrence

Sometimes, you can’t help mixing business with pleasure.

Here is a list of all the films that have gotten the worst possible score from the company that polls moviegoers. It is a ... weird list.

Plus, Jennifer Lawrence was busy tossing axes...?

Emma Stone earned an Oscar this year. And we do mean 'earned.'

The horror-thriller, which also stars Kristen Wiig, is due out in September.

Jennifer Lawrence found herself in the kind of tense situation you'd expect to see in one of her movies.

"It’s just really awkward."

If you’re going to make a movie that’s basically just two people in the entire cast, it might as well be two of the most charismatic and attractive people on the planet.

For the second year in a row, Jennifer Lawrence tops the list of the highest-paid actresses in Hollywood, while the impressively prolific Dwayne Johnson has unseated Robert Downey Jr. as the highest-paid actor. Unfortunately, the highest-paid actors still earn millions more than their female counterparts, proving that Hollywood’s gender disparity problem still needs some fixing.

Adam McKay and Jennifer Lawrence both made movies about big business last year. Lawrence starred in Joy for David O. Russell, a biopic about entrepreneur and Miracle Mop innovator Joy Mangano, who rose from humble beginnings to the top of a home improvement empire. McKay’s movie, his first break from surrealistic comedy, was The Big Short, adapted from the Michael Lewis book, about the men who accurately predicted (and wildly profited from) the 2008 economic collapse. In the heated atmosphere of awards season, McKay and Lawrence found themselves as competitors for prizes and box office. Now they’ll team up to make something together about what is seemingly a common interest in the American economy.

This might help explain why Jennifer Lawrence is a little too busy to join that female-fronted Ocean’s Eleven spinoff / reboot: The actress has signed on to star in an untitled project for Adam McKay, which — like Joy — casts Lawrence as an ambitious and innovative business woman, but this time she won’t have such a happy ending.

Rose McGowan and many 'X-Men' fans chided the studio for its apparent glamorizing of violence against women.