Before Mel Brooks was a comedy legend, he was a singer and drummer, growing up in Brooklyn and playing any gig he could get, ...

She has achieved that rare unicorn of commercial and critical success at a young age, with the former seeing her a part of ...

Hoffman had just completed work on the excellent John le Carre adaptation A Most Wanted Man, which was released after his ...

Amid a day celebrating Black music and political action, Reverend Jesse Jackson made a speech at 1972's Wattstax which marked ...

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Humphrey Bogart was a classic star of the silver screen, although he couldn't understand the hype around this one actor, whom he saw as a mumbler.

Steven Spielberg's personal heartwarming tale set a record when it became the first VHS tape to sell over ten million copies.

Benny Safdie has only ever been too scared to finish watching a horror movie, a classic from the 1960s by a director not famous for the genre.

Even though Joe Walsh is a celebrated music icon himself, working alongside Ringo Starr, his brother-in-law, is still a ...

Their position within rock royalty encouraged an error of judgment and lapse of accountability, which resulted in perhaps ...

These five actors make it seem as if it's so very easy to play a real person, someone who actually exists, by disappearing ...

Exploring the history of The Rolling Stones most iconic riff, '(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction', which was tied to a strange 1920s hotel in Clearwater, Florida.