The New York Times' "morgue" -- named so because it was once the place that dead stories went -- is located in a grungy basement in midtown Manhattan. There's no internet, no cell reception, and no computers in the morgue, yet 160 years of New York Times history lives there, with photos and clips intricately chronicled by subject in manila folders. More»

Elle.com loses crucial members of their editorial team, Cosmopolitan Magazine and J.C. Penny's collaborate for a new accessories line, Rosie Huntington- Whiteley is releasing a new lingerie line, Kate Upton does the "Cat Daddy" for Terry Richardson and more on today's Fashion Files. More»

Sunday marks the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic, and there has been no shortage of ways to remember the historic event. In addition to the re-release of Titanic the movie in 3D, a reenactment cruise of the luxury liner left Southampton, England earlier this week, and is retracing the original route of that the Titanic took, including a visit to the spot in the Atlantic where the boat sank. More»

After grossing $70 million in its third weekend, James Cameron's Avatar is swiftly approaching cultural phenomenon territory. With the possible exception of The Dark Knight, there hasn't been a movie juggernaut like this since, well, James Cameron's Titanic in 1997. But Avatar lacks some ingredients that helped Titanic define the Zeitgeist. More»