The people who made the movies you love to collect get a lot of attention in books and articles. You can find information on just about anyone who ever worked in motion pictures.

Big John Wayne made quite a few movies during his lifetime, counting among his onscreen portrayals a myriad of professions, including Navy skipper, Marine flier, police detective, heavyweight boxer, airline pilot, government agent, sea captain, and football player.

Paperdoll Review, well known for offering one of the widest selections of paper dolls via mail order and its website, paperdollreview.com, announced it will release nine new classic star paper doll books under its publishing imprint, Paper Studio Press.

The big ape is back on the big screen thanks to Peter Jackson’s remake of the classic 1933 movie, but did he really ever go away?

Air combat in World War II was ruthless. You didn’t see the enemy’s face nor the targets you bombed on the ground.

We're looking for Tarzan. No, not one of the famous ones – Johnny Weismuller or Buster Crabb, Jock Mahoney or even Elmo Lincoln.

Alan Young is most recognized for his role as Wilbur Post in the classic 1960s television series Mister Ed, where his beautiful palomino horse talks and engages him in a series of zany comedic situations.

Six-figure auction prices for particularly prized posters are becoming more common, and even such venerable financial publications as “Forbes” have begun to take notice of what was, until fairly recently, a niche hobby.

Discover the colorful history of one character behind his movie posters

As early as the 1890s, Americans began reading about the new “moving pictures” in general interest publications. A few short-lived periodicals devoted exclusively to “the flickers” appeared and disappeared in the opening years of the 20th century.