Kawai mused that all media and media devices are ephemeral. In the distant future, an unearthed SD memory card may be as ...

Remember those glamorous evenings your grandparents talked about? The ones where guests dressed to the nines, sipped martinis, and shared elaborate multi-course dinners in intimate settings? Well, ...

“Interstate,” a documentary by former Miami Herald reporter Oscar Corral and Miami-based filmmaker Haleem Mushin, shows a different side of Miami and other cities whose Black communities were impacted ...

Acclaimed British actress Helen Mirren has criticised the James Bond franchise for the way in which it portrays women, saying ...

Constellation Stage & Screen debuted its adaptation of Jordan Harrison’s “Maple and Vine” on Thursday to a sold-out audience at the Constellation Playhouse.

A sell-out rock 'n' roll show is set to take Glasgow by storm. That’ll Be The Day will be performing at the Pavilion Theatre on May 23 as part of their anticipated spring tour. The show, which ...

Sometimes, the type choices made on screen and television end up being as iconic and memorable as the features themselves and can set the tone in terms of visual storytelling even before a single word ...

When the first McDonald's franchise opened in the 1950s, the experience of visiting the restaurant was vastly different than ...

If you spent your childhood pumping quarters into arcade cabinets along the New Jersey boardwalk, the whirring hum of ...

Enter Mike Vinik and his Keyport-based tugboat service, Vinik Marine. Using a half-mile-long, 2 1/4-inch wire cable, his tug ...

When ABC’s Happy Days debuted in January 1974, it was a gentle, nostalgic, single-camera filmed sitcom about life in the 1950s. Created by Garry Marshall and based on his rejected pilot that aired as ...