These days, going to a movie — or going to the show, as some of us still say — is quite different from days gone by. Decades ago, there were no sprawling movie theater complexes with a dozen ...

The Way We Were, produced by Ray Stark and directed by Sydney Pollack from Arthur Laurents’ adaptation of his novel, is a traumatized, painful movie about a woman born with an unwavering sense ...

Lyricists Alan and Marilyn Bergman were among the most successful and prolific partnerships of their time. Frank Sinatra, ...

“The Way We Were” ends at the Pulitzer Fountain in front of the Plaza Hotel in 1952. A scene cut from the film shows Hubbell and Katie making an earlier visit to that site during World War II.

The movie went on to win two Oscars, including best original song for “The Way We Were,” which Streisand sang, and best original dramatic score. Streisand’s memoir My Name Is Barbra hits ...

This begs the question of whether we can all see ourselves in Katie and Hubbell. This movie, despite being over 50 years old, tackles issues of the modern relationship. Some people, like Hubbell, ...

The episode is meant to underline the reason Ellie has committed to this course of action, by reminding us of how much Joel mattered to her, and by finally showing us the argument they had about ...

The title: “The Way We Were.” That was then. Last weekend, Westwood Village was nearly deserted. Plenty of parking in the vast garages. Lots of “For lease” signs on storefronts.

Cock Robin ice cream stores were known for their square-shaped ice cream scoops. In this photo from 2000, Bonnie Stass hands over a double-scooped cone to a customer in Naperville.