Guy Pearce considers himself 'shit' in 'Memento' after rewatching the Christopher Nolan film for the first time in a while.

“I was trying to do a flippant attitude but it was all wrong,” Pearce said of his performance as Leonard. “John Gielgud once said, ‘You can be good in a good movie, good in a bad movie, bad in a bad ...

FOX 13's Mark Wilson highlights Signal Box Art Project, a unique project that brings a splash of art to the streets of Tampa Bay by bringing many ordinary sidewalks and street corners in the Bay Area ...

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We are thrilled to welcome actor Guy Pearce live onstage after the film, to discuss his role in Christopher Nolan’s seminal film Memento and explore his illustrious acting career. Leonard (Guy Pearce) ...

Then after a decade of altered but undeniably happy art, the box covers caught the same rebellious vibe. Starting with 2002’s Kirby: Nightmare in Dream Land, Kirby’s U.S. box art added sharp ...

One of the most charming elements of Crisfield Seafood, the 80-year-old Silver Spring institution that closed last month, was its impressive collection of beer steins, oyster plates, and quirky ...

OneUp Components developed new Clip Pedals, and they are sure they might be your new favorite. OneUp says the new pedals are light enough for cross country but beefy and durable enough for downhill.

The black boxes of a Boeing jetliner that crashed in South Korea last month stopped recording about four minutes before the accident, South Korean officials said Saturday, possibly complicating ...

LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Brightly painted utility boxes: you may have seen them dotting the streets in Clark County. Designs of people and animals, sunsets, and abstract prints cover what could be just drab ...

Now, unfortunately, a memento box wouldn’t be very useful if you had to go to a secret place every time you wanted to open it… so [Mike] decided to secure it another way, using RFID!