Movies

The obituary section provides a poignant farewell to Lee Van Cleef, the legendary film actor renowned for his roles in

Roy Rogers, born Leonard Franklin Slye, didn’t just ride into the sunset; he galloped straight into the hearts of millions,

“Step into the glitz and glamor of 1930s Paris with ‘Desire,’ a captivating romantic comedy-drama directed by the masterful Frank

During Hollywood’s golden age, the enchanting on-screen pairing of Hedy Lamarr and Clark Gable in the 1940 film “Comrade X,”

Bette Davis, born under the April skies of 1908 in the bustling city of Lowell, Massachusetts, was no ordinary starlet.

In the vast tapestry of Western cinema, where tumbleweeds pirouette and the echo of six-shooters narrate tales of grit and

Freddie Bartholomew, the Irish-born sprite who danced across the silver screen, leaving a trail of magic in his wake. Born

Laurence Olivier, the illustrious maestro of the British stage and silver screen, burst onto the scene on May 22, 1907,