This week marked the 20-year anniversary of the 43rd Grammy Awards, which aired on Feb. 21, 2001. Though the Grammys first launched way back in 1959, giving way to decades and decades of ...

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The greatest science fiction film of all time has finally arrived in a format befitting its grandeur and significance. Stanley Kubrick's 1968 masterpiece 2001: A Space Odyssey is available on home ...

One of the most enigmatic movie endings in history becomes a little clearer with input from the man who directed it. Movie endings don’t get any more iconic or enigmatic than the final 15 minutes of ...

While originally written last year for the 20th anniversary of Dr. Dre's "2001," be sure to revisit this piece on the project's 21st birthday. “I’ve been working with Dr. Dre from the beginning,” ...

The first time you watch 2001: A Space Odyssey, you’re most likely struck by a profound sense of confusion—which can be either deliriously entertaining or, if the walkouts during its 1968 premiere ...

That moment when a recently enlightened monkey tosses a bone into the air and it transforms into a shimmering nuclear weapon, orbiting earth. That brightly colored modernist furniture decorating the ...

When a highly respected outlet named a 1968 masterpiece the "best movie of all time," that typically would have sparked a fierce fight online amongst film fans. However, the science fiction epic has ...

In 1964, Stanley Kubrick was fresh off the success of his iconic black comedy political satire, Dr. Strangelove, bringing an end to a 10-year stretch that also included acclaimed films like Lolita and ...