"Citizen Kane," considered the greatest movie ever in many circles, only won one Academy Award – the same number as ...

On Feb. 5, 1919, screen legends Charlie Chaplin, Mary Pickford, Douglas Fairbanks and D.W. Griffith formed United Artists.

Every year brings the inevitable snubs when Oscar puts together its dance card. Wags and critics in various circles this ...

Compared to today's Academy Awards, the first Oscars held in 1929 was a quaint dinner party that honored a history-making ...

Charlie Chaplin was originally going to be nominated ... due to cold feet but he has wired his high appreciation for the honor." The other special award went to Warner Bros. for producing 1927's ...

During the silent film era between the mid-1890s and the late 1920s, movies were almost always accompanied by live music. … ...

The honor of receiving the longest ovation in Oscars history goes to the big-screen legend Charlie Chaplin, who was applauded for no fewer than 12 minutes at the 1972 Academy Awards. The actor ...

On the same front porch where Marilyn Monroe once stood, Leandra Ellis-Gaston and Tarra Connor Jones sang a duet from the title song on the steps of the iconic resort. Following their performance, ...

Throughout the Academy's history, only three movies with a rotten score on Rotten Tomatoes have won Best Picture: which is ...