In the 1960s and ’70s, his leggy femmes fatales beckoned from paperback covers and posters for movies like “Breakfast at ...

George Morrison’s New York” on July 17, a significant solo exhibition of the Grand Portage Anishinaabe artist’s work and a rare presentation at a major institution outside Minnesota.

Kilmer was cast in the lead role and his interpretation, we were soon to find, was rakish and cocksure, rebellious and pouting. A Brando interpretation of the Melancholy Dane, if you will; ...

Although he was strikingly handsome, actor Val Kilmer never relied on his looks; instead, he portrayed characters that were ...

Asked directly, “Are you Jim Morrison?” he answered ... are among those to have speculated that legendary soul artist Stevie ...

This being an Oliver Stone film, The Doors is less concerned with historical accuracy than it is with using a hazy mash-up of ...

This time it worked and he “lived” Jim Morrison for a year, down to his movements and leather ... For his death scene, he asked the art department to fill his bed with ice to ensure he was feeling ...

What happened during Val Kilmer’s final days that surprised his fans? What did he share in his last social media posts?

To play Morrison, he wore leather pants all the time, asked castmates and crew to only refer to him as Jim Morrison and ...

Tri-Star Pictures He gave a vividly stylized performance as Jim Morrison, the frontman for the ... he was a fellow artist, Willem de Kooning. And he played Philip of Macedon, the father of ...

There was his turn as Jim Morrison in the 1991 Oliver Stone classic ... but always defending himself by emphasizing art over commerce. "In an unflinching attempt to empower directors, actors ...

But we need to honor what might be his most transformative performance, as Jim Morrison in The Doors. Jimbo, the most ridiculously pretentious egomaniac in rock-star history, seemed so excessive ...