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a href= https://www.academymuseum.org/ target= _blank The Academy Museum of Motion Pictures /a opens its doors to thrilling new gallery and object

...It’s shocking, to no one more so than myself, that 'White Christmas' — which is basically two hours of campy caroling — is one of my favorite films of all time.

Jeanine Basinger and Sam Wasson’s new book is a fat, teeming, showbiz-nerd-satisfying tome with something for every showbiz-nerd taste.

For all the clouds of publicity, the dream machine is actually a craft business. Have we asked too much of it?

In its exploration of themes like paranoia, voyeurism, and loneliness, Hitchcocks Rear Window strikes a familiar chord with the social media climate we live in today.

Nancy Olson Livingston, who starred in classic Hollywood films "Sunset Boulevard" and Disney's "Pollyanna," has written a memoir titled "A Front Row Seat."

Jewish fashion designer Rudi Gernreich was a prophet, an iconoclast, an LGBTQ rights pioneer. He also invented the monokini.

For decades, I interviewed some of the most famous, accomplished women in the world. Fortunately I saved it all.

I recently wrote an article providing some forgotten tips on how to raise boys to be real men. ...

The Sting, American caper movie, released in 1973, that was one of the most popular films of the 1970s and the second on-screen pairing of Paul Newman and Robert Redford. It won seven Academy Awards, including that for best picture. The movie begins in Joliet, Illinois, in September 1936. Two men, Johnny Hooker (played by Redford) and his partner, Luther (Robert Earl Jones), trick a courier out of $11,000, unaware that the money was to have been given to powerful mobster Doyle Lonnegan (Robert ...