Cadavers Steal the Show in L.A.
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An exhibit of dissected and flayed corpses, on display for the first time in the United States, attracts a steady stream of visitors curious to see what humans really look like under the skin. Randy Dotinga reports from Los Angeles.
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LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter, ESQ.) - Who gets to profit from the iconic image of Marilyn Monroe and thousands of other long-dead celebrities?
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Detective Travis Rapp has seen his share of corpses, but this was new: two men wheeling a rigid, pale body down a Manhattan street in a red office chair, drawing a crowd of suspicious onlookers.
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In the realm of derivative filmmaking, the double- lift - that is, a scene that steals from two other movies at once - is the equivalent of a pickpocket cleaning two victims at the same time.
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New York critics are taking a bite out of &quot;Dracula, the Musical,&quot; the Des McAnuff-directed, La Jolla Playhouse-sprung musical that opened last night at Broadway&#39;s Belasco Theatre.
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LOS ANGELES  - The French are no longer  alone.
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On a night Julius Erving and Philadelphiaâs 1983 championship team were honored, Andrew Bynum and the Los Angeles Lakers stole the show.
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LOS ANGELES  - Art imitates life, and life imitates art, and sometimes it's hard to tell which is which.
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LOS ANGELES, California (Back Stage) -- Two men, seemingly strangers, awaken in an empty room. Each is handcuffed to the opposite wall with no idea how he got there and nothing between them but a dead body.
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For Ken Narlow, watching a re-enactment of the Zodiac killer's handiwork was nearly as disturbing as the crimes themselves.
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Mexico's gruesome drug war and its hundreds of executions a year are the inspiration for an art exhibit of red-splattered blankets meant to represent shrouds used by hitmen to dispose of their victims.
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Complex skull operations were being performed as early as 960AD, remains of a body found at an archaeological dig show.
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Bloody and brutal, the Aztecs produced powerful art. The Guggenheim offers the biggest survey ever
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LOS ANGELES  - Call it unexpected, call  it out of character, call it a programing diversion. But don't  call it politically motivated.
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The forensic science of processing and identifying the dead
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To draw fresh crowds, installations offer hands-on interactivity that turns visitors into spies or CSI investigators.
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Though illegal, dog fighting continues to draw crowds hungry for the sight of blood and the gambling thrill. A law enforcement officer takes us inside this underground world.