In the trinity of the great silent comedians, Buster Keaton has traveled into our own realm without a trace of mileage. Charles Chaplin’s Victorian sentimentality can be cloying and Harold Lloyd ...

The film, of course, is Sherlock Jr. (1924), directed by and starring Buster Keaton, the greatest of all silent film comedian-auteurs. (Team Chaplin is welcome to dissent.) ...

Comedian Buster Keaton, 70, Hollywood immortal whose trade-mark was the dead pan and who felt last year that “I might live forever,” died of lung cancer Tuesday in his Woodland Hills home.

Buster Keaton was Hollywood's ... Billed as “The Little Boy Who Can’t Be Damaged,” the act was infamous enough to lead to accusations of child abuse, which the younger Keaton was ...

But Buster Keaton, whose films “Go West” and “One Week” will be shown at the Paramount Theatre on Nov. 21 to kick off a new season of Silent Movie Mondays, was far from stoic.

Children with cancer got a special gift Thursday to help kick off the holiday season, thanks to Aflac and the Roseville nonprofit, Keaton's Child Cancer Alliance.

The film stars Keaton's then-wife, Natalie Talmadge, as his on-screen love interest; their first child, newborn James Talmadge Keaton, makes a cameo appearance, playing Buster as an infant.

It was named after child star Jackie Coogan, who appeared in films with Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton. “Child Star,” which marked Lovato’s directorial debut, is co-directed by Nicola ...

In the trinity of the great silent comedians, Buster Keaton has traveled into our own realm without a trace of mileage.