Yul Brynner is a titan of the Golden Age of Hollywood, appearing in everything from biblical epics to lighthearted musicals and bloody Westerns.

There’s a golden age of television, generally regarded as the 1950s and early 1960s, when the medium was so new that people tried all kinds of things to see if they would work, and some of them did.

The decades before the Bolshevik Revolution in 1917 were full of turmoil in Russian society – not only in politics, but in the arts. This period (1890-1917) would later be named the Silver Age. A ...