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Mike Nesmith's final interview: By the end of his life, the man who was legendarily disgruntled over the Monkees' prefab ways loved the band

Without the obstacles put in his way, he could’ve been even bigger than he was. But Mr. Poitier still managed to be a giant, which, in itself, is astonishing.

Poitier, who established himself as Hollywood’s first Black matinee idol, died Thursday night at his home in Los Angeles. He was 94.

Today, some of the most bankable stars in Hollywood are African-American actors, such as Will Smith, Denzel Washington, or "the voice" Morgan Freeman,

Turns out we already saw Boba Fett's face back in 1980.

A delightful sit-down with the famous filmmaker a decade ago revealed tidbits about Audrey Hepburn and a 13-month goddess calendar

Sidney Poitier was the star we desperately needed him to be

If you are planning to watch a movies on TV over the coming week, weve got you covered.  Film guru Ronan OMeara has been scouring the schedules...

A delightful sit-down with the famous filmmaker a decade ago revealed tidbits about Audrey Hepburn and a 13-month goddess calendar

Back in 1962, MGM released its biggest Western yet, helmed by three directors in Henry Hathaway, John Ford and George Marshall. How the West Was Won had an ensemble cast of no less than 24 stars in a lengthy blockbuster of five parts, set over 50 years, and captured on three-lens Cinerama for projection on […]