Now that we've entered the cold season, chances are we're all starting to feel that need for a good cup of coco and winter holiday film on TV. And although there are more and more choices (and not always good) available when it comes to Christmas movies, Home Alone is most likely on everyone's list! For the occasion, we decided to double the feeling of nostalgia by traveling back to the set of the classic with the practically forgotten making of the movie, below, to discover how the magic of John Hughes's timeless masterpiece, written almost 30 years ago, was brought to life.

With the third season of Outlander currently in full swing, which has us all waiting impatiently to discover what fate has in store for our beloved time-traveling couple Claire and Jamie (who, by the way, seriously took the "It's complicated" relationship status to the next level), we thought the time was right - before another tragic event hits them - to offer a lighter, happier side of Starz's historical drama by sharing a must-see, hilarious behind-the-scenes look at the popular series.

The very first mention of Black Swan dates back to 2000. Darren Aronofsky, who just released his critically acclaimed powerful drama Requiem for a Dream, wanted to explore the notion of being haunted by a double and had heard of a screenplay penned by Andres Heinz titled The Understudy. After giving it a good read, Aronofsky was intrigued by the story revolving around 2 off-Broadway actors, as he identified in the script elements of Dostoyevsky's novella The Double, which he thought were worth drawing on.

As we're slowly getting closer to the release of Star Wars: The Last Jedi, expected for December 15, Walt Disney Studios offers a new behind-the-scenes look at the highly anticipated installment, next and second in the exciting reboot trilogy series, but this time with a special focus on its director and his emotional journey throughout the creation of the colossal space adventure.