Sue Lyon

Chances are that you or someone in your family is gearing up for a New Year's resolution tied to burning holiday calories or enjoying the outdoors. Read More

Corbyn Jade Hunter, infant son of Clint and Chandon Hunter, died Thursday, Dec. 10, 2009. Read More

A Nabokovian "Gossip Girl" that is refreshingly smart in how it is less about the labels and more about the lust exhibited by students and teachers, Joshua Gaylord's debut novel "Hummingbirds," which was released on Oct. 6, chronicles the "glowing daughters of the social elite" at Carmine-Casey, an all-girls school on the Upper East Side of Manhattan. Read More

The Night of the Iguana may be Richard Burton's finest hour on the screen: beautifully cast as an anguished, defrocked reverend, doomed to his own purgatory in Mexico as tour guide to a group of nattering biddies. Read More

Fifteen years before Roman Polanksi drugged and raped a 13-year-old, Stanley Kubrick directed James Mason and Sue Lyon through a similarly vile course in Lolita. Read More

Vladimir Nabokov's Lolita is the story of literature professor Humbert Humbert's infatuation with a particular subset of underage girls he calls "nymphets". Read More

Earlier this month the British actor/comedian Peter Sellers, best known to the world as the bumbling Inspector Clouseau in the "Pink Panther" series, would have turned 84. Read More

Our Icon: This new special features footage from Jackson's Ebony magazine photo shoot (10 p.m. BET). Read More

In Sheridan Morley's biography of James Mason, practically all of his co-stars described him as a quietly unhappy man, restless, ill at ease, indecisive, a skittish pacifist, and a classic loner. Read More

Peter Sellers will have his "Summer Under the Stars" day on Saturday, Aug. 29. Read More