When “Psycho” premiered in 1960, it didn’t just terrify audiences—it shocked Hollywood. With a cast led by Anthony Perkins and Janet Leigh, the film delivered one of the most iconic twists in movie history. The […]
There are some film directors who are truly iconic. In fact, they are such a staple in entertainment history and culture that their last names alone are instantly recognizable. Scorsese. Nolan. Kubrick. Included in that […]
Robyn Hitchcock has announced a memoir, 1967: How I Got There and Why I Never Left. The cult singer-songwriter and bandleader of the Soft Boys and the Egyptians chronicles a 12-month span of his early […]
Deante Hitchcock Source: Prince Williams / Getty Deante’ Hitchcock has announced the May release date for his Once Upon A Time album and he’s dropped a new video. Grammy-nominated artist Deante’ Hitchcock is gearing up […]
EXCLUSIVE: Alfred Hitchcock won the AFI’s Life Achievement Award in 1979, but now there is another Hitchcock moving up in the organization. The American Film Institute on Wednesday named Todd Hitchcock to oversee the national […]
Unusual Courses is an occasional series from The Conversation US highlighting unconventional approaches to teaching. Title of course: “The Taylor Swift Songbook” What prompted the idea for the course? This class is part of a […]
Alfred Hitchcock movies are ripe with tension, and for one pair of co-stars, that was true of their off-screen relationship as well. In 1941, Cary Grant and Joan Fontaine starred in Suspicion, with her character […]
Stacker compares and contrasts Alfred Hitchcock and Steven Spielberg, according to the data and history available. Similarities and differences are highlighted between the movie careers of the two auteurs, according to runtime, IMDb user rating, […]