Gene Kelly's 'Singin' in the Rain' looks cleaner and crisper than ever in 4K. Singin' in the Rain is turning 70 and looks better than ever as it becomes available on 4K for the first time. The ...

The 1952 classic "Singin' in the Rain" is hailed by many as one of the greatest films ever made. And yet it has also become the subject of countless myths regarding its production over the past 70 ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Gene Kelly dances through the raindrops in the signature musical sequence from Singin' in the Rain. (Photo: Courtesy Everett ...

Patricia Ward Kelly, married to the late, legendary dancer and filmmaker, tells IndieWire he’d find today’s musicals “going backwards a bit.” An artist doesn’t always know they’ve created the ...

Singin’ in the Rain came out in 1952, and it still, to this day, hasn't been dethroned as the greatest movie musical of all time. Sure, it didn’t win Best Picture (Believe it or not, it wasn’t even ...

The 1952 Hollywood classic “Singin’ in the Rain” is exceptional, not just in terms of screenwriting and songwriting but also the fascinating chapter of American history it covers. It’s so tightly ...

At the time "Singin' in the Rain" was released over 70 years ago, there had never been a film like it. And there likely never will be one like it again. The satirical musical comedy — directed by Gene ...

Some Like It Hot, North by Northwest, and Singin' in the Rain are all among the greatest, most purely fun classic movies.

There are very few movies that stand as “proof of the system” — evidence the old Hollywood studio factories could not only create great commerce but also great art. “Casablanca” is the example ...

When I was first introduced to “Singin’ in the Rain” senior year of high school, the film captivated me. It was incredible to see the joy of music and dance transcend time, enthralling me and my ...

Debbie Reynolds stunned the world with the 'Singin' in the Rain' dance sequence. Here's why her shoes were filled with blood by the end of the shoot. L-R: Donald O’Connor as Cosmo Brown, Debbie ...

There are very few movies that stand as "proof of the system" — evidence the old Hollywood studio factories could not only create great commerce but also great art. "Casablanca" is the example ...