The Gold Rush "The Gold Rush" is a distinct triumph for Charlie Chaplin from both the artistic and commercial standpoints, and is a picture certain to create a veritable riot at theatre box ...

Going to Cannes was an absolute dream come true for all involved, and one that the Savannah College of Art and Design made ...

Tours range from one to four hours and allow you a peek into the lives of Hearst and his Hollywood Golden Age chums and paramours, including actors like Charlie Chaplin and ... and wildflowers will ...

A look back at Charlie Chaplin's 1923 film A Woman of Paris, starring Edna Purviance, now available on Blu-Ray from The Criterion Collection.

The big news story in Canada on June 23, 1923 was that Manitoba voters had gone “wet,” joining B.C. and Quebec in rejecting Prohibition.

A whirlwind two-week stretch for Harwood freshman Isabella Pockoski ended with more hardware in the trophy case after a ...

Once a parking spot for Charlie Chaplin’s fire trucks — yes, fire trucks — this Santa Monica, California hideaway is ready for its next act. Listed for $12.5 million — the home has been ...

In England, where Chaplin spent his childhood, curry refers to any spicy, saucy dish from India with meat, fish, or ...

Charlie Chaplin’s legacy is truly inspiring, and his influence on cinema is undeniable. It’s fascinating how “The Little Tramp” continues to resonate with audiences even today.

And, as Charlie Chaplin understood, and helped millions to understand, comedy and tragedy. Cinema was about a quarter of a century old when Chaplin’s “The Gold Rush” premiered June 26, 1925.

Almost 100 years ago, Charlie Chaplin released one of his most iconic works, The Gold Rush. But unless you saw the movie during its original theatrical run, it would take decades for most ...