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 ...

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 ...

Buster Keaton did it back in 1921 by exposing only a portion of the film on each take. We looked back at some of the most memorable movie doubles and explained how they were done. Have an ...

Think of it like Buster Keaton and Clyde Bruckman’s “The General,” if you weren’t asked to root for the slave-owning Confederates.

Keaton wasn’t the first person to play Batman in a theatrically released movie, but he was the first in a quick succession of various live-action Batman titles that Warner Bros. has kept pumping ...

Harold (Buster) Hair, a Jacksonville sports pioneer who competed in baseball's Negro Leagues and later coached legions of aspiring athletes across the First Coast, died April 21 in Atlanta at age 92.

Known as the female mustache, this movement sees many women embracing their natural body hair, specifically facial hair, as a way to challenge conventional beauty standards. More and more women ...