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With additional funding from these foundations and individuals and by and the annual Financial Support of hello, im john lithgow. Welcome to american cinema. In 1946, hollywood didnt think a tv screen only inches in size could ever compete with a theatre screen 30 feet wide. Movies were king. Television was a novelty developed by radio industry. Barely 6,000 sets were in use across the entire country. By 1951, it was a new world and television was a part of it. Movie theatres were closing in wav...

In the order of the action in the "Star Wars" universe, here are the reviews and features (some from a long time ago) that appeared in a newspaper in a galaxy not so far, far away ...

May the 4th be with you! Like many 'Star Wars' fans, we have loved and loathed the various parts of the space franchise. Here's what we've written over the last half a century or so.

A four-film weekend with Patricia Rozema, the 40th anniversary of Dave Markey's "Desperate Teenage Lovedolls," female Jewish comedies, "Challengers" and more.

Leonard Maltin, Variety's educator of the year, reflects on teaching one of USC's most popular electives.

This week: The American Cinematheque launches a new documentary festival, AGFA celebrates 15 years of genre madness, David Lynch's "Eraserhead" in 35mm and more

This week, a series explores new Black horror films such as "Us," "Master" and "Nanny"; plus the western "Buck and the Preacher" and a Stephen Chow double-bill

Screenings of nitrate films are a rare chance to share in Hollywood history, plus 'Hollywood 90028,' 'Bushman' and a double-bill of 'Uptown Girls' and 'New York Minute'

Producers of the 1971 docu-fiction have released the official trailer ahead of the cinematic release next month. | Pulse Nigeria

A rare cancer claims the 1970s pinup beauty. First known for her looks and hairstyle, she captivated critics with 'The Burning Bed' and other serious roles. Later, she chronicled her illness.