There are just some shows that just don’t translate well to another medium – “Singin’ in the Rain” is one of them.

Stanley Donen, one of the last surviving icons of Hollywood's Golden Age, also directed Funny Face and Two for the Road Samantha Miller is the Editorial Director for Entertainment at PEOPLE, ...

The 1952 classic “Singin’ in the Rain” is hailed by many as one of the greatest films ever made. And yet it has also become the subject of countless myths regarding its production over the past 70 ...

Gene Kelly’s iconic dance under a downpour in “Singin’ In the Rain” is arguably one of the most famous scenes in movie musical history… so, of course, the internet is going to turn it into a mashup.

There are very few movies that stand as "proof of the system" — evidence the old Hollywood studio factories could not only create great commerce but also great art. "Casablanca" is the example ...

It’s been called the “greatest movie musical of all time,” and starting Friday, local audiences will get a chance to see why.

The onstage rain that drenched the London and Broadway casts of the Donmar's "Mary Stuart" came as a shock: Who knew 18th century Schiller loved special effects? The onstage rain that drenched the ...

It’s one of the most electrifying — and notorious — moments on film. A young hoodlum who has forced his way into a home with three accomplices suddenly breaks into a spirited, high-kicking rendition ...

It is interesting this Oscar weekend to reflect on the life and career of the great Stanley Donen who died today at the age of 94. For those nominated tomorrow night who end up losing, don’t despair ...