50 years after “The Rocky Horror Picture Show” first debuted, Tim Curry remains inseparable from his fearless turn as Dr.

Tim Curry isn't afraid to have fun with a fan. In the spring of 1976, when the actor found out a cinema near his Greenwich Village apartment was hosting screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, ...

Tim Curry created a legacy with his role as Dr. Frank-N-Furter in TheRocky Horror Picture Show, though he recently revealed that his mom, Patricia Curry, wasn't too pleased with the project. While ...

It’s been 50 years since the first American audiences saw a giant pair of crimson lips gracing their silver screens, singing an iconic opening song about “the late night double feature picture show.” ...

I remember doing the time warp in a living room. As a gay kid in the suburbs of Seattle who loved black-and-white monster movies like Bride of Frankenstein, I was drawn to The Rocky Horror Picture ...

The legendary Tim Curry (IT, Rocky Horror Picture Show) has signed on to reprise his role in slasher Stream 2: […] ...

The Rocky Horror Picture Show and It star is set to move from a brief appearance to a major part in the next chapter of the ...

Audiences in each city had an opportunity to meet stars from the movie; participate in a costume contest; and interact with a live performance by the local Shadow Cast. They performed scenes from the ...

Tim Curry is revealing raw details about the near-fatal stroke he suffered in July 2012 that left him partially paralyzed. In his new memoir, "Vagabond," the 79-year-old actor recounted experiencing ...

Tim Curry decided to visit a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show at a New York City theater near his apartment Curry ran into trouble when one of the theater employees didn't believe he was who ...