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Fall 2012 fashion from Yigal Azrouel is modeled during Fashion Week on Friday, Feb.

Courtroom thrills in Port Perry. PORT PERRY -- Borelians Community Theatre presents a dramatic reading of Agatha Christie's 'Witness for the Prosecution' on February 25 at Town Hall 1873 in Port Perry.

The world's oldest major film studio celebrates its 100th birthday this month with Hollywood stars and European players ready to toast the mythic Studio Babelsberg outside Berlin.

Designer Jason Wu brought the mystery of the Forbidden City to New York fashion week on Friday with a fall-winter collection inspired by his Chinese heritage and 1930s Hollywood glamor.

The camera cuts to her stocking-and-gartered legs and, across the running time, almost always catches her unselfconsciously dressing or undressing.

With "The Artist," a film that pays homage to the silent era, vying for 10 Academy Awards on Feb.

Marlene Dietrich is having a moment. The runways of New York Fashion Week are paying homage to the late star's sultry, glamorous but sometimes slightly mannish style.

Marlene Dietrich is having a moment. The runways of New York Fashion Week are paying homage to the late star's sultry, glamorous but sometimes slightly mannish style.

"I dress for the image. Not for myself, not for the public, not for fashion, not for men," uttered Marlene Dietrich, the inspiration for Tadashi Shoji's Fall 2012 Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week show in New York on Thursday.

Priase the cinematic gods at Turner Classic Movies and Universal Studios Home Entertainment who bring us another great new collection.

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Paul Wegener's most famous portrayal of "The Golem" in 1920 was actually the remake of his 1914 film, since lost.

Reduced to their essence, this is what films are: a dance of darkness and illumination, splashed across a screen.

Once the highest paid actress of her time, Marlene Dietrich is today viewed by many movie fans as an icon, while others see her as a curiosity at best.

It's impossible for any pair of eyes to view all of Frisco Bay's worthwhile film screenings.