After an African prince spent 40 years as a slave in U.S., he was freed but died shortly before reaching his homeland
Before Little Richard and Jerry Lee Lewis came Sister Rosetta Tharpe, considered the godmother of rock & roll
Details of Elvis Presley’s divorce from Priscilla, full signatures included, emerge in 12-page document going up for auction
Georges Méliès, the magic-minded dreamer who in 1902 filmed “The Trip to the Moon” and showed us what movies are capable of
Bart the Bear, who appeared in several Oscar-winning films, was “the John Wayne of bears”
The extravagant epic “Cleopatra” was the first movie to generate more heat from what happened behind the scenes than onscreen
The Edwardian-with-a-twist Teddy Boy clothing style: the men who followed the fashion in the 1950s were considered dangerous
When Athelhampton House’s owner died in 1598, his four daughters equally divided the manor and it remained divided for 250 years
The shower scene in Hitchcock’s “Psycho” demanded seven “really difficult” days from Janet Leigh
Mary Austin: The friend who inspired and supported Freddie Mercury, and inherited a portion of his wealth
