After 75 years, Frankenstein stomps on
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The terror of "Frankenstein" dates back to 1818, when Mary Shelley wrote the novel. Many theatrical versions followed, as did silent films, the first made by Edison's company in 1910.
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After 33 years, a less startling but no less ambitious version of Lou Reedâs song cycle about drugs, promiscuity and violence had its first staged performance at St. Annâs Warehouse on Thursday.
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When Americans sat down for Sunday dinner on Dec. 7, 63 years ago, they had little idea that when they cleared the dishes away their lives would have been changed forever.
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Geek chic of years gone by isn't so cool today, as technology races on.
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For 60 years, Raymond Massaro has been living and breathing fashion.
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Arts & entertainment: Never seen Frankenstein Meets the Space Monster? Gordon Coates on the weird world of film collectors
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Valentino reminded a crowd of movie A-listers and top designers why he's dressed the stars for nearly half a century on Saturday with an haute couture show conceived as a crescendo to his anniversary extravaganza.
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An update of the classic Asian monster movies of yore, "The Host" boasts a wicked sense of humor and vastly improved special effects.
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Ray Harryhausen, the renowned stop-motion animator who turned 87 in June, adds a bit of color to some of his work.
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Joaquim Pedro de Andrade's 1969 Brazilian picaresque, which is being shown at the New York Film Festival, survives as a gloriously demented artifact of its time.
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At 87, Arthur Laurents is part of a revival of his once-demised play "Hallelujah, Baby!"
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Forty-two years ago open-heart surgery was a terrifying operation, though I hasten to add that itâs not exactly trivial today.
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Modern medicine can keep people alive into their 9th and 10th decades, but a growing number of these people are asking why.
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Millions of Disneyland visitors lined up a half-century ago to catch a glimpse of the future: a home teeming with mind-blowing gadgets such as handsfree phones, wall-sized televisions, plastic chairs, and electric razors and toothbrushes.
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Hammer Films -- the producer of horror movies like "The Curse Of Frankenstein" and "The Mummy" -- on Thursday unveiled its first film in over 30 years which will be screened online.
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A once-maligned genre, retooled for a new generation, has yielded hits such as 'Once,' 'Sweeney Todd,' and 'Hairspray.'
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It's been 40 years since Beatle fever hit America and even longer since the revolution began early on in the United Kingdom.