Holy juxtaposition, Batman! The character of Batman was created over 70 years ago, and the Caped Crusader has undergone plenty of style changes in ...
"The Batmobile" is getting its due on The CW. The network will air a special half-hour program on the history and evolution of Batman's iconic vehicle...
Columbus, OH -- If you're dying to know what intergalactic badass Billy Dee Williams wants as his final meal, and if a guitar serenade from "Buffy The...
In Hollywood, there are stars -- ephemeral and fleeting, dependent on each box office return for relevance -- and then there are stars with Stars. La...
Adam West must be the most self-deprecating man in Hollywood. He voices "Mayor Adam West" on "Family Guy" who is kind of crazy, he mocked his career o...
Batman Garage Sale with Adam West from Adam West This is awfully funny, but it'll be especially poignant for Batman: The Animated Series fans who reme...
Joel Schumacher's Batman & Robin pulls off a neat trick: it turns Batman into a joke without being funny at all.
I love the way Michael Keaton plays Bruce Wayne. We usually see him as a socialite, a playboy, and I suppose you could say he is here, too, but it's a loose, complex take on Wayne. Still, the plot keeps fraying.
If Batman started out as a vigilante (in 1943), then became an establishment figure (in 1949), he has become, by 1966, the establishment figure.
Once upon a time, a geeky little guy in a straw hat pulled his pony up beside an old shed on a hard-dirt wheat farm in Walla Walla, Washington....
