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Classic films in focus: "There's No Business Like Show Business" (1954)

A lot of Hollywood musicals owe their existence to the talent of Irving Berlin, the composer and lyricist whose work dominated films like &ldquo...

Movie musicals like “Seven Brides for Seven Brothers” (1954) were big hits in the 1950s, partly because they proved to be great...

Hollywood loves a good story about putting on a show, whether it’s “42nd Street” (1933) or “The Muppets Take Manhattan...

Over the course of their film careers, Fred Astaire and Ginger Rogers made ten musicals together, and "Top Hat" is one of their best...

Hollywood has always loved newspaper stories, especially when there's scandal and salacious tabloid gossip involved, and "Libeled Lady...

Larry Crowne is one of those movies that really show the modern times as they are.Almost any modern movie these days, viewers have to worry about...

Director Howard Hawks leads an all-star cast for "Monkey Business" (1952), a screwball comedy that mocks modern man's obsession with...

Admirers of the Scottish highlands can't help but fall in love with "I Know Where I'm Going!" (1945), a truly charming romance...

Director George Stevens' adventure classic, "Gunga Din" (1939), is worth watching for a number reasons, including the fact that it...

The world of the gangster movie is largely a boys' club, where women exist only as victims or commodities and the mobsters' guns serve as...