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EW.com has released an exclusive excerpt from "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes," in which Coriolanus Snow is revealed as the book's protagonist.

The New York Times has included the second Hunger Games movie in their list of 10 most influential movies of the decade.

The official title and cover for Suzanne Collins's upcoming Hunger Games prequel novel was revealed this morning on Good Morning America.

Listen to JabberCast Episode #33, The Dark Days, where Crystal, Ciara, Carla, and Jennifer discuss the newly announced prequel to The Hunger Games.

Joe Drake, chairman of Lionsgate, announced that the studio is already working with Suzanne Collins on her prequel book's film adaptation.

Scholastic announces an untitled Hunger Games prequel novel set 64 years before the events of The Hunger Games trilogy.

Author Suzanne Collins With the 10th anniversary editions of The Hunger Games soon to be released, the New York Times has released an excerpt of some of the exclusive Q&A that will be included with the new set. She talks about how when the three main characters were conceived and why. DL: Another key piece of The Hunger Games is the …

Enter to win a set of the 10th Anniversary Edition of The Hunger Games by Suzanne Collins.

Motiongate Dubai announces the opening of The World of The Hunger Games.

A new Hunger Games-themed website called Rise of Panem will relate events currently happening, particularly in the United States, to the world of The Hunger Games. Check it out!

The nominations for the 89th annual Academy Awards were announced just this morning, and our very own Boggs, Mahershala Ali, made the list!

Woody Harrelson, who was recently cast in the upcoming Han Solo spin-off movie (to much squeeing by us), will be filming, directing, and live broadcasting in theaters a feature film with Owen Wilson and Willie Nelson called Lost in London.

Mahershala Ali is clocking up a lot of recognition for his perfomance in Moonlight, bagging a Best Supporting Actor gong at the Critics' Choice Awards and scoring a nomination for a Golden Globe.

The Hollywood Reporter asked industry professionals, including directors, writers, actors and more to name their favourite female character from the history of cinema and TV. Katniss featured very high on the list.

Jennifer Lawrence talks on The Graham Norton Show talks about chafing in a wet-suit in Hawaii on the set of Catching Fire and Jamie Oliver describes how her performance in The Hunger Games convinced him to read Catching Fire.