NEWS: 'Hunger Games' Actress Amandla Stenberg (Rue) Cast in Film Adaptation of Nicola Yoon’s YA hit ‘Everything, Everything’

Amandla Stenberg, who played our beloved character Rue in The Hunger Games, has been cast for the lead role in the film adaptation of another YA hit, Everything, Everything, according to THR.

INTERVIEW: Lionsgate CEO Jon Feltheimer Discusses Future of 'The Hunger Games' Franchise, World Expansion Plans

Lionsgate Entertainment, the studio behind the film adaptations of Suzanne Collins' The Hunger Games series, has been making significant moves of late. Recently, the studio acquired the premium cable and satellite television network Starz, aiming to amplify their content distribution and generate a larger marketing platform for their shows and films. In a recent interview with Variety, CEO Jon Feltheimer dishes on these major deals and discusses the possibility of extending The Hunger Games and Twilight franchises. 

VIDEOS: Watch Lizard Mutts, Capitol Rubble & Peeta's Transformation in 5 NEW 'Mockingjay Part 2' Behind-the-scenes Clips

Deleted scenes and BTS documentary clips, deleted scenes and BTS documentary clips EVERYWHERE!
Lionsgate has been releasing new extended/deleted scenes from the first Hunger Games movie and several behind-the-scenes documentary clips from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2 in promotion of the forthcoming release of the final film in the franchise on Digital HD next Tuesday, March 8, and on Blu-ray & DVD on March 22.
Here is a round-up of what has hit the vast realm of the internet so far:

INTERVIEW: Jennifer Lawrence Comments On Lionsgate's 'Hunger Games' Prequel Plans: "It's Too Soon"

Last week, Lionsgate Vice Chairman - Michael Burns revealed at a recent investor conference that the film studio is thinking of making more Hunger Games films, prequels that involve arenas, more specifically. Fans have mixed opinions about this subject matter. Some don't want any more films because they think that it would just be Hollywood's way of milking the franchise and that prequels/sequels or what have you would probably just ruin the legacy of the original tetralogy. Others, however, would love to see more of Panem and the intricate story of the other characters in Suzanne Collins' tale. Director Francis Lawrence has already said in several interviews that he would only be in to direct more Hunger Games films if the story/script is from Suzanne herself. But do you wonder what the cast thinks about this matter as well?

PHOTOS: iTunes Releases NEWLY Redesigned Cover Art For All Four 'Hunger Games' Films

Check out these beautiful, newly redesigned cover art for The Hunger Games, Catching Fire, Mockingjay Part 1 and Mockingjay Part 2 on the iTunes store!

VIDEO: NEW Extended Scene from 'The Hunger Games' Featuring Seneca Crane & President Snow Lands Online

Yahoo has released the second deleted/extended scene from The Hunger Games, the first film in the series which was released in 2012. This new clip features President Snow and former Gamemaker Seneca Crane in Snow's rose garden.

VIDEO: Watch NEW Deleted Flashback Scene from 'The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2' Featuring Katniss & Peeta

MTV has released a new deleted flashback scene from The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 2, an extended version of a scene featured in the first film. Check it out below!

MUST WATCH: PopSugar Releases BRAND NEW Deleted Scene From The First 'Hunger Games' Film (VIDEO)

You guys! Wake up and keep the fandom fire burning! THIS IS NOT A DRILL. We have a BRAND NEW deleted scene from the first Hunger Games film, thanks to PopSugar. Again, this is not a drill!

VIDEO: Watch Jennifer Lawrence's Hilarious Guest Appearance On 'The Late Show with Stephen Colbert'

In promotion of her forthcoming flick called Joy, which hits theaters this Christmas, Jennifer Lawrence appeared on The Late Show with Stephen Colbert last night where she talked about her southern accent, what frightens her, Robert De Niro, and so much more! Check out the full interview below!

NEWS: Lionsgate Vice Chairman Wants To Film 'Hunger Games' Prequels Where There Would Be Arenas

Lionsgate Vice Chairman, Michael Burns, spoke at a recent investor conference, discussing the desire of the film studio to make more Hunger Games films. More specifically, Burns talked about their interest in filming Hunger Games prequels where there would be "arenas," as it is what the audience apparently "missed" from the earlier Hunger Games films. He also compared The Hunger Games franchise to Harry Potter and said that the series would live on and on and on...