As fans eagerly await a sequel to "Avatar," its director James Cameron talks to Newsweek about another mysterious world he's putting on screen, one that also needs to be understood and protected.

James Cameron, the acclaimed Canadian filmmaker who is synonymous with the science-fiction genre, and making big blockbuster movies that feel both universal and personal at the same time.The director ...

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Avatar: The Way of Water is streaming now on Disney+. Avatar: Fire and Ash is the third entry in James Cameron's five-movie franchise set in the fictional world of Pandora. Release Date December ...

Throwback photos: Portland native Linda Lavin visiting her home city The Tony Award-winning actress was photographed at the Portland Jetport in 1967 and 1978. Posted January 13 ...

James Cameron. In a new interview with Empire Magazine, Cameron told them that Avatar: Fire and Ash will feature "some really clever action set-pieces" and teases that it will be a heart-racer ...

Rachael Kirkconnell still loves Tokyo, despite it being the city where she and ex Matt James broke up. The “Bachelor” alum, 28, shared a collection of photos from her Japanese vacation to her ...

young star —Space photo of the week: James Webb and Chandra spot a cosmic 'Christmas Wreath' sparkling in the galaxy next door When astronomers pointed Hubble at NGC 346, they found signs that ...

The author has opened up about his past Christmases with parents Carole and Michael Middleton and siblings Pippa and Kate Alizee Thevenet perfected 'French girl style' at Princess Kate's Christmas ...