Are we unique in the universe?
Human life, and science as part of it, are based on certain mental schemes that we call paradigms, and which are sometimes broken to open the mind to new horizon
‘Horrendous Frankensteinian monster’: The debate over digitally resurrecting Hollywood stars
As franchises like ‘Alien’ and ‘Star Wars’ resurrect iconic characters, there is growing discussion over the legal and ethical implications surrounding the use of deceased actors’ likenesses
From Brando to ‘The Bear’: How a simple white T-shirt has shaped masculinity for 100 years
It cuts across generations and social classes and can be combined with almost anything. The length of its sleeves and the tightness of its chest has marked the style of celebrities (and anonymous people) for decades
100 years of Marlon Brando, a divinity in himself
On the centenary of the actor’s birth, TCM is dedicating a cycle of films to the unmatched actor, who represents both rebellion and controversy, genius and detachment from his profession
Violence, homosexuality and an irresistible James Dean: The scandal called ‘Rebel Without a Cause’
The film that forged the young actor’s legend premiered in 1955 and influenced generations of teens as well as actors like River Phoenix, Keanu Reeves, Zac Efron and James Franco
The classic jacket worn by rockers, movie stars, hoodlums and everyone in between
The Harrington windbreaker first came out in 1938 and it’s still going strong 85 years later