The ensuing civil war culminated in the Capitol obliterating the most powerful district, 13. After the rebellion, the government created the Hunger Games to punish and control the remaining districts.

The big bad of the original "Hunger Games" trilogy, Panem President Coriolanus Snow, was originally played by Donald Sutherland. Ralph Fiennes will take on the mantle in “Sunrise on the Reaping.” ...

The Capitol went to great lengths to keep Haymitch alive in the days and weeks following the Hunger Games. Ultimately, that was likely because Snow wanted to punish Haymitch for his rebellious nature.

When does the next ‘Hunger Games’ book come out? “Sunrise on the Reaping” is out as of March 18 in print, digital and audio. “Yellowstone” actor Jefferson White will narrate the audiobook.

Fans of "The Hunger Games" series were infuriated by Susan Collins and Lionsgate's decision to collaborate with a fast-fashion megacorporation accused of using forced labor. "The Hunger Games" is ...

As with most Hunger Games victors, the Capitol citizens have likely latched onto him as a sort of microcelebrity and symbol. And his technological work in District 3 is crucial for the Capitol’s ...

The late Phillip Seymour Hoffman played Plutarch in three of the four Hunger Games movies, and Cooper is a spitting image of his father. It would be great to see him in the role, keeping the ...

In Sunrise on the Reaping, he is an up-and-coming TV producer working for the Capitol to film the Hunger Games. Haymitch is never quite sure what to make of him.

From "The Hunger Games" to "The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes,' here's how Suzanne Collins' Katniss Everdeen books and prequel stack up.