Photographer Henry Leutwyler usually shoots his camera at celebrities. For this book, he looked at their stuff
Star Trek's fictional tricorder is far from becoming a reality. But a $10 million prize from the XPRIZE Foundation is hoping to motivate inventors
Sci-fi fan Gene Roddenberry was a freelance writer with a futuristic vision. He had high hopes for his script about a peacekeeping spaceship
Some of the technology from Star Trek is already coming to life in the Lockheed Martin lab
The beloved 1960s studio model stars in <em>Building Star Trek</em>, a documentary premiering on Smithsonian Channel this Sunday
Outfits from the Jackson's "Victory" tour will be part of an inaugural exhibition at the African American History Museum
Is blues music a thing of the past? A festival in Memphis featuring musicians of all ages and nationalities shouts an upbeat answer
Smithsonian Journeys Travel Quarterly: Alaska
Two decades after the Klondike Gold Rush, Chaplin recast the hardships of prospectors as comedy
In a reboot of the classic Archie comics, the two female leads take charge
The director talks about the new adaptation, the cast and having John Williams compose the score of the film
We ask shark expert Chris Lowe whether the science in the upcoming shark thriller has any teeth. Beachgoers: You're welcome.
Journalist and author Rich Cohen first covered the Stones on tour in the 90s. Now he revisits that trip and the band’s epic history
"Sing Me Home" is a multicultural feast for the ears
In their latest film, directors Joe and Anthony Russo explore the morality of the Star-Spangled Avenger
Country music star Trace Adkins stops by the Smithsonian to examine some authentic sheet music from the Civil War.
The band ArcAttack delivers a high-voltage performance with a side of science education
This artifact in the Air and Space Museum collections boldly returns to public view
Two new books offer divergent theories on the authorship of the much-heralded film
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