The Man Behind the Most Iconic Movie Posters of the ’80s and ’90s

 Any art-collecting movie nerd worth his or her Reese’s Pieces owns at least one John Alvin creation. E.T. the Extra-Terrestrial, Blade Runner, The Gremlins,Jurassic Park—Alvin designed poster art for all of them. By hand. They are among the most enduring images of recent film history, even if his name isn’t is as recognizable as, say, Saul Bass.

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75 years worth of Batman’s cowls

Artist Salvador Anguiano has created a tribute to comicdom’s most famous bit of headgear with this poster, created as part of Poster Posse’s 75th anniversary celebration of the character, showing more than seventy different varieties of Batman’s cowl.

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R.I.P. Elaine Stritch, brassiest of the old broads

Most recently, Stritch deployed her withering tongue on "30 Rock," playing Jack Donaghy’s perpetually unimpressed mother, Colleen. Stritch was also the subject of a documentary, Elaine Stritch: Shoot Me, that was released earlier this year.

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Marvel Announces New Captain America on 'The Colbert Report'

The announcement, long-rumored in comic book fandom, was made by Marvel CCO Joe Quesada on Comedy Central’s "The Colbert Report" on Wednesday night.

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Emmy Nominations: The Complete List

"Game of Thrones" and FX miniseries "Fargo" scored the most mentions with a respective 19 and 18 nominations a piece.

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R.I.P. Paul Mazursky

The prolific Oscar-nominated screenwriter and director whose films include Harry And Tonto, Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice and Down And Out In Beverly Hills, died yesterday in Los Angeles of pulmonary cardiac arrest. Paul Mazursky was 84.

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R.I.P. "Hey Arnold!" writer and voice actor Steve Viksten

In addition to working on "Hey Arnold!" (the movie adaptation of which he also wrote), Viksten scripted episodes of "Rugrats," "Recess," and "Duckman."

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