The 1946 movie Night and Day, starring Cary Grant as Porter ... she in a jet dress and large-brimmed hat, Porter with his hair slicked down, wearing a dreadful tailcoat with high collar.

Who was he? How did he, almost accidentally, end up in filmmaking? What makes his movies so unforgettable? Narayanan, a lifelong fan, traces the arc in a series of Hitchfacts.

A 167-year-old statute requires trans people to publish their old and new names in a newspaper. Families and advocates worry the requirement now poses a risk as President Donald Trump has attacked ...

At the end of March, Wisconsin Democrats announced plans to introduce a bill that would eliminate the publication requirement for transgender people, so long as they can prove they’re not ...

Melissa Ratcliff and other Democrats also introduced the bill that would eliminate the publication requirement for transgender people, so long as they can prove they ... affords young people, ...

Alfred Hitchcock has stood tall as one of cinema’s most revered creative forces for decades. The legendary director, who had mastered suspense like few ever could, crafted stories that sank into ...

But the adoption process in England is long and arduous ... Charming, handsome and suave — you may think you know Cary Grant, but you’d be mistaken. “Cary Grant” was just another role ...

Released in 1941 and shot in striking black and white, the thriller follows a shy heiress (Joan Fontaine) who meets and falls in love with a handsome, charming playboy (Cary Grant). After eloping ...