For the first time ever, the personal archive of legendary filmmaker Stanley Kubrick will be offered at auction, giving fans unprecedented access to artifacts from some of the most influential films ever made. The collection, drawn directly from the Stanley… Continue Reading
For decades, movie fans have turned to libraries, magazines, television specials and, more recently, search engines to learn more about their favorite films. Today, Google offers a fascinating window into which movies continue to capture the public’s imagination long after… Continue Reading
Nearly a century after her birth and more than six decades after her death, Marilyn Monroe remains one of the most enduring figures in modern pop culture — a Hollywood icon whose image has transcended generations, mediums and even the… Continue Reading
More than five decades after shocking audiences and enraging censors around the world, The Devils is finally returning in the form its director always intended. A newly restored 4K edition of Ken Russell’s infamous 1971 religious drama is headed to… Continue Reading
This year marks the 50-year anniversary of the groundbreaking film *One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest* (1975). A movie that redefined modern cinema and remains one of the most powerful portrayals of rebellion and humanity ever put on screen. To… Continue Reading
On a star-studded Saturday night in Hollywood, the Dolby Theatre shimmered with reverence, nostalgia, and cinematic magic as the American Film Institute honored Francis Ford Coppola with its 50th AFI Life Achievement Award. It was a tribute decades in the… Continue Reading
50 years ago, a very different (non-horror) “Smile” film was released starring Bruce Dern, Patriarch of the Dern Hollywood dynasty, and Barbara Feldon, best known for the Classic Tv show “Get Smart”. Michael Ritchie’s “Smile” (1975) is a sharp, darkly… Continue Reading
At an elegant banquet held at the Hollywood Roosevelt Hotel, luminaries of the film industry assembled to celebrate the year’s most outstanding achievements in cinema. This historic evening, presided over by William C. DeMille, the elder sibling of famed producer-director… Continue Reading
It all began with a heartfelt coming-of-age tale spun by the visionary George Lucas. Back in 1971, Lucasfilm was merely a name inked on a legal document, but within that name, a purpose was forged. The young filmmaker sought a… Continue Reading
Jean Harlow, born Harlean Harlow Carpenter on March 3, 1911, in Kansas City, Missouri, was an iconic American actress and the embodiment of Hollywood glamour during the Golden Era of cinema. Celebrated for her platinum-blonde hair, enchanting beauty, and magnetic… Continue Reading