It stalled at the box office, but David Bowie's bizarre, sensual horror film The Hunger lives on as a classic piece of goth art In 1995 I'm asking 48-year-old David Bowie if he feels he's acquired wisdom. He's just released the Outside album and the press release, to his amusement, describes him as having "reached his mid-life".
The Goonies and Stand By Me star Corey Feldman is working on a plan to bring justice to the people in Hollywood that he claims sexually abused him and his late friend and childhood co-star Corey Haim. The 46-year-old posted a series of tweets saying that he was "working on a plan" that might "shed some [light] on this situation if I can figure out a way 2 get actual justice while not risking my safety & well being.
Mary Elizabeth Winstead is an actress who's about to get more famous after allegedly kissing co-star Ewan McGregor, amid news he and his wife of 22 years had called it quits. Here's what you need to know about her.
Marianne Barnard, a California artist, has accused Roman Polanski of molesting her two years before the acclaimed director fled the United States after pleading guilty to statutory rape. Barnard was 10 years old at the time of the incident, which allegedly occurred in 1975.
Today marks the 35th Anniversary of Halloween III: Season of the Witch , perhaps the most controversial entry in the hit horror franchise. Released on October 22, 1982, the film was John Carpenter 's attempt at branching the series he created into a more anthology-style series.
DON'T MISS: "The Walking Dead" - As Season 8 of the zombie sensation begins, it's time for all-out war. With the support of the Hilltop and Kingdom, Rick Grimes and his fellow survivors are finally ready to stand up to Negan's ruthless forces.
Perhaps the most infamous celebrity death hoax attributed to Global Associated News was Jeff Goldblum, who was reported to have met his fate on the Kauri Cliffs on June 25, 2009, the same day Michael Jackson and Farrah Fawcett died.
A still from Alien. Ridley Scott's film is an example of what commercial cinema can aspire to, even on a limited budget.
Today in slightly depressing but inevitable news: Robert Englund , the actor who made dream murderer Freddy Krueger immortal, says he's too old to ever play the character again. Time marches on for all of us, and it seems age has caught up with Mr. Englund to the point where slipping on his razor glove and tattered Christmas sweater is no longer a possibility.