The genius who brought an army of skeletons to life in ‘Jason and the Argonauts’ influenced filmmakers like James Cameron and Peter Jackson
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John Stamos on Losing Your Virginity with John Stamos
The upcoming web series will “air” on Yahoo! later this year
Catching Up With Cheap Trick’s Rick Nielsen, 35 Years After At Budokan
“We recorded and released 250 songs — and I think most people know about 10.”
Greta Gerwig on Frances Ha: “I Feel Like an Adult”
The indie favorite opens up about acting, writing and whether “ho-mance” is a genre
Fight Like Sherlock Holmes: A Victorian Martial Art Makes a Comeback
Assumed by many to be a creation of Arthur Conan Doyle, the combat style known as Bartitsu is gaining new fans
A Former CIA Analyst on the New Osama bin Laden Documentary, Manhunt
Nada Bakos appears in the documentary, premiering on HBO on May 1
Star Trek, Reading Rainbow, The White House: LeVar Burton Sounds Off
Plus, the man who played Geordi La Forge clears up a mystery about his VISOR
George Jones, Country Legend, Dead at 81
The country-music legend had more than 160 hits in a career that spanned five decades
Getting Pumped: Tony Shalhoub Talks New Movie Pain & Gain
The actor discusses his latest role, bathing suit pics and real-life crime
Salman Rushdie on Bringing Midnight’s Children to the Big Screen — Plus: An Exclusive Clip
The author talks to TIME about turning his acclaimed novel into a movie
An Exit Interview With the Man Who Transformed the Oxford English Dictionary
After almost 40 years with the OED, Chief Editor John Simpson is preparing to retire
Can Musicians Live in a Free, Streaming World?
One industry exec offers his thoughts on the new music landscape
Remembering Jonathan Winters (1925–2013)
The late comedian had a gift for slipping into different characters
