With John Wayne and Humphrey Bogart at his side, next spring Ted Turner will try to muscle his way onto another channel of your cable dial. Mr. Turner will launch Turner Classic Movies, his ninth ...

Turner Classic Movies, the last cable channel launched by Ted Turner as an independent media mogul, is hitting its silver on-air anniversary this month.

The top seller, a Stormtrooper helmet from Star Wars: Episode IV — A New Hope, sold for $256,000. This original stunt helmet ...

But arguably, Turner Classic Movies is as pure, and as perfect, an idea as Turner ever had. TCM has been a joy since its launch in 1994, and has never faltered.

Atlanta-based Turner Classic Movies (TCM) debuted humbly on April 14, 1994 in a handful of markets playing the 1939 classic “Gone With the Wind,” accessing a vault of more than 3,000 films ...

Adding to the list this week is Fandango at Home (formerly Vudu), which has teamed up with Turner Classic Movies (TCM) to bring dozens of classic films to its digital storefront.

It’s been 25 years since Ted Turner founded Turner Classic Movies (TCM), something the media titan considers one of his greatest accomplishments.

Turner Classic Movies today announced the launch of a new branding campaign positioning the network as the “ultimate movie destination” with network tagline “Let’s Movie.” TCM will ...

Turner Classic Movies (TCM), one of the most popular cable networks, has remained close to many people’s hearts since it launched in 1994. As NPR described it: The more you love film, the more ...

Since I became the Saturday daytime host on Turner Classic Movies in June 2016, I’ve told the story of how I got to be such a huge TCM fan many times. (The short version: I saw It Happened One ...

When Turner Classic Movies won a Peabody Award last week, the channel was rightly cited for staying truer to its original mission than other cable channels. Granted, TCM’s greatness has to do ...

HOLLYWOOD, Calif. — After much sleuthing and restoration, Turner Classic Movies is unveiling six “lost” films from the RKO library.