In Loving Memory
Graham Norton is joined by Oscar-winning Hollywood legend and comedian Robin Williams in 2008. Robin Williams died August 11, 2014.

UK Premiere of La Estrella roja showing at HOME Manchester as part of ¡Viva! 28th Spanish & Latin American Festival ¡Viva! returns in 2022 for our annual celebration of Spanish and Latin American culture, bringing you a programme of the most exciting cinema from across the Spanish-speaking world. T

Kirk Douglas, who died on Feb. 5 at age 103, defined the ideal manly-man persona of the 1950s, often giving electrically appealing performances while playing less-than-exemplary characters. Douglas’s most famous role may be that of the slave who became a rebel leader in ancient Rome, in Stanley Kubr

Long before shows like Glee and Modern Family, sitcoms in the 1970s and 1980s were slowly breaking ground and bringing gay visibility to American television programming.Writer Matt Baume has been combing through sitcoms to figure out when homosexuals stopped being a scary threat and started becomin

Aerialist Aidan Bryant has been crowned NBC’s first-ever AGT: All-Stars champion. Superfans, a group of loyal AGT viewers, selected Bryant’s epic, nail-biting, brilliant performance over 10 other acts. Sixty past winners, runners-up and finalists from the AGT series and its international spin-offs c

Adam Lambert sure has a knack for wowing audiences with unexpected performances. Remember that time he reduced Cher to tears with his rendition of ‘Believe’? Last weekend he did it again. Lambert performed as a guest singer on Strictly Come Dancing. It’s the British celebrity dance show that led to

In this chapter of the AIDS Chronology, the World AIDS Museum (WAM) highlights the life and career of celebrities stricken by the HIV/AIDS virus in cinema, the silver screen, sports, fashion, music and the arts.The World AIDS Museum will be the first museum dedicated to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The Ed...

Shirley Temple was one of America's first child stars, bringing innocence and energy to the silver screen in a time of deep economic depression.

Ed Asner, the legendary actor known for his role as the crusty, loveable boss Lou Grant on The Mary Tyler Moore Show, has died at the age of 91. In Loving Memory.

Broadway stars perform 'What the World Needs Now Is Love' at 2016 Democratic National Convention. A giant musical group led by Audra McDonald, Idina Menzel, Darren Criss, Kristen Bell, Brian Stokes Mitchell, and Lena Hall performed the ’60s pop standard, “What the World Needs Now Is Love,” at Philad