Boris Karloff’s daughter and composer Michael Shapiro, whose musical score for the 1931 film is finally coming to London, talk about how it became a much-loved classic

A pranked England manager, a bored Beckham, a Viking takeover and an unwise Wayne Rooney wager: here are the TV treasures of the beautiful game’s biggest ever tournament

Cinephiles are crossing oceans to see the film at its highest possible resolution – and only 41 cinemas in the world are equipped to do it

Universal is passing on traditional word-of-mouth screenings for Christopher Nolan's latest blockbuster.

Disney failed to buy the James Bond franchise and walked away from purchasing Twitter just hours before a deal was expected to close.

How John Williams scored Steven Spielberg's "Disclosure Day."

The comedy legend, who adopted his silent persona because of stage nerves, did occasionally address his audience, as revealed by a new archive release

This post is a quick gallery of some of my work from the first week in Cannes (I arrived late, 2 days into the festival), outlining how a day could pan out as photographers criss-cross around Canne…

Hitchcock/Herrmann, and The Scores That Changed Hollywood

Adjusted for inflation, the top James Bond movies probably aren't the ones you're expecting.

YouTube video by Malone Digital

The Lake Theater & Café in Lake Oswego, Oregon will no longer screen Amazon documentary "Melania," after Amazon pulled the film from the venue.

Do you ever have one of those mornings where you are all "fingers and thumbs" (not being able to hold anything). Well this was one of those mornings

Maybe not the best, definitely not the most commercial, but the following are MY favorites of all the monochrome images that I created this year...... I hope you like them...

Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey" will begin its epic theatrical journey over the weekend.

The proposed acquisition would see yet more of Hollywood controlled by a tech company and one that doesn’t seem to care about the theatrical experience

The Churchill Arms has put the festive offerings of all other London pubs to shame for almost 40 years with its dazzling decadent display.

The pristine copy of Superman No 1, the character’s first solo title from 1939, was discovered in an attic in California last year