The Second Hundred Years premiered 99 years ago today, marking the first official Laurel and Hardy film and the birth of ...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy have been the subject of many books and articles, and it’s easy to assume that James L. Neibaur’s “The Laurel and Hardy Films” would cover territory that has been analyzed ...

There was no "I" in Laurel & Hardy. "People don't just laugh at Laurel & Hardy — people love Laurel & Hardy," biographer Randy Skretvedt told Closer. "And the reason we love them is because they loved ...

Stan Laurel and Oliver Hardy where in the midlives when they decided to stop acting solo and instead work together as a team.

The oldest, 1921’s Lucky Dog, is an entertaining curio, a starring vehicle for Laurel’s Keatonesque naif with Ollie in a subordinate role as a hapless thug. Stan’s athleticism is impressive, whether ...

Cincinnati’s Music Hall is bringing a musical twist to classic silent movies at a special film screening this April. Friends of Music Hall’s popular silent film concert series, Silent Movies Made ...