Clara Bow / Alfred Cheney Johnston / c. 1927 / National Portrait Gallery, Smithsonian Institution Silent film star Buster Keaton’s early talkie, “Parlor, Bedroom and Bath,” opened in 1931 at ...

Robert Altman's "Short Cuts," Kyle MacLachlan appearing with "Dune" and "The Flintstones" and a Rosanna Arquette double-bill ...

The Buster Keaton of linguistics Sherman’s art defied ... footage and re-enactments of his performances, Spectacle: A Portrait of Stuart Sherman reveals this utterly unique artist and his ...

Clarence "Divine Eye" Maclin in particular goes toe-to-toe with Domingo with his lasting self-portrait ... the zany costumed ...

Hearst and Davies hosted epic parties here, attended by a staggeringly diverse array of guests, from Winston Churchill and Howard Hughes to Buster Keaton and Joan Crawford. When you see the ...

Here are some of the landmarks. ‘The Playhouse’ (1921) The use of doubling goes all the way back to the silent era in this Buster Keaton short in which the protagonist, played by the ...

I loved Alec Guinness. Oh, and Buster Keaton. Oh my God, Buster Keaton!" It's impossible not to see a hint of Buster Keaton in Pierce's famous ironing board scene from "Frasier": Pierce said ...

Here, the long take has often been used as a mark of authenticity for the amazing feats of practical performers, whether this is the wild stunts or camera trickery of Buster Keaton, the balletic ...

Jaw-dropping, why-we-go-to-the-movies moments like those continue a legacy of onscreen daredevilry stretching back from Jackie Chan to Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton, who put their lives on the ...

The theatre, which opened in May 1905, hosted entertainers like Buster Keaton, Louise Dresser, and Harry Houdini. Montgomery’s park survived for only five years, closing in 1909. The buildings ...