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It's not all superheroes and monstrous giants, says critic Kenneth Turan: boomers are also being courted with movies about romance and rock idols (and take our poll!)
This week saw the debut of previously-unreleased music from Michael Jackson
On May 4, 1932, the notorious mobster - long untouchable by law enforcement - was moved into federal prison
How many Americans plan to take in a flick this summer?
Steve Levitt and Stephen Dubner continue to upend accepted wisdom with their love of data, as evident in their new book, "Think Like a Freak"
A new exhibition in NYC recreates the infamous 1937 display of artwork that was viewed by Hitler as a threat to German identity
Ron Suskind's son Owen "vanished" within himself, but learned to re-engage the world - and see himself differently - through his love of animated characters
The two-time Oscar-winner's resume includes Hollywood standouts and a decade as head of London's Old Vic theater
A NYC gallery exhibit documents how Hitler's henchmen demonized artists who failed to evoke the Nazi ideal
Charles Osgood with thoughts on life and the passing of time
A majority of Americans says that, when the time comes, they want to die at home, but only one in four actually does
Bill Geist on the day that brought the birth of a child and the death of a parent
The author of "Tuesdays With Morrie" talks to Jane Pauley of his new novel, "The First Phone Call From Heaven," and about the role of death - and living - in his books
A visit to the Bubbling Well Pet Memorial Park, a Napa Valley pet cemetery where thousands of animal companions have been laid to rest
