From The Archive

The gimmick craze of the 1950s put special effects in your face and under your seat, literally.

Wines and cheeses aren't the only foods that can be traced back to a place on the map.

As the creator of the compilation notes, "Chaplin was a perfectionist, but he wasn't always perfect."

Our reputations often precede us—but, in the case of these television characters, reputation is all they have. Here are 11 TV personalities that are often talked about, but rarely (if ever) shown on screen.

Expensive isn't necessarily better.

Independent filmmaker Charlie Lyne wants to protest BBFC censorship by forcing the sensors to watch an obscenely boring 14-hour-long film.

We're still waiting for this to catch on in the U.S.

Antonio Feliciano travels the country in his free time to spread his love of cinema.

The answer is very classy and luxurious.

Whether you’ve got a 12-hour international flight or just a quickie two-hour hop for the holidays, these seven tips will help you prep for some solid airline slumber.

Dartmoor's ponies were in danger near the roads, so they've been given safety stripes to warn drivers that they're grazing.

A new photography book explores daily life by capturing all the objects we come in contact with in 24 hours.