John Travolta danced away with our hearts and fueled the disco craze with the seminal film's release on Dec. 16, 1977. John Travolta struck a pose and set off the disco dance craze in 1977's 'Saturday Night Fever.'
With Star Wars: The Last Jedi out this weekend, top ten lists for the year are getting finalized quick and eyes now seem to be firmly placed on January and 2018. For Star Wars fans, the new year will bring the Han Solo origins movie, Solo , but fans of the new storyline are likely already eyeing the release of Episode IX in late 2019.
Want to feel old? Scream 2 was released 20 years ago. The sequel to the massive hit that changed the horror genre as we know it attempted to keep the hype alive, with diminishing results.
Ever since the New York Times broke the Harvey Weinstein sexual harassment scandal, rumours have been rife that Weinstein also abused his power by putting roadblocks in the careers of actresses who refused his sexual advances. Now, Peter Jackson is coming forward to allege that he experienced exactly that, recalling that Harvey and Bob Weinstein discouraged him from hiring actresses Mira Sorvino and Ashley Judd , both of whom have accused Harvey Weinstein of sexually harassing them.
It's the 350th anniversary of the greatest epic poem in English, Paradise Lost, and hardly a word has been said. Not to compare oranges and tomatoes, it's instructive nevertheless that the 50th anniversary of the first issue of Rolling Stone is in no danger of passing silently.
The following letter was found earlier today, taped to your bedroom door in your quad apartment in Gregory College House. It's your hipster suitemate.
The year grinding to a close was a paradoxical one for cinema. There was no lack of excellent films in all genres and from all corners of the world, with one notable exception: Hollywood USA.
As he departs the Whoniverse after the upcoming Doctor Who Christmas special, writer and actor Mark Gatiss will turn his full attention to a new project: an adaptation of Dracula with Steven Moffat. And although the scripts aren't finished, Gatiss has an idea which character he would like to get his fangs into.
Looking back on 2017, it's impossible to forget the entertainment icons who were taken too soon. We lost a Batman and a James Bond in Adam West and Roger Moore, directors such as Jonathan Demme and George Romero, and actors with distinguished careers like Sam Shepard -- a Renaissance man of the arts.
