Before there was color, filmmakers learned their craft using black and white film stocks and gave us some of cinema's finest moments on celluloid.

Sandra Hüller reveals how filming in black and white demands more precision, lighting control and technical planning than ...

Here's the thing about the 1960s: while everyone was getting swept up in the psychedelic swirl of color — from fashion to music to the very fabric of society itself — television was experiencing its ...

The world of television reached its peak of notoriety during the 1950s and 1960s, with iconic series such as Rod Serling's The Twilight Zone, Perry Mason, and I Love Lucy, ultimately setting the ...

Drive down any residential street in an affluent American suburb and you’re likely to find shiny new homes replacing 20th-century abodes. But many of these new houses aren’t built in local styles to ...

A few words on photography: jotting down short stories, columns, and ramblings inspired by past photos.So, as mentioned in my ...