Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. Bring up Golden Age Hollywood filmmaker Busby Berkeley, and most people conjure his staging of elaborate, kaleidoscopic dance ...

Technically, of course, each of the 1930s movies that features the astounding work of legendary choreographer Busby Berkeley qualifies as a musical. But you could also think of them as suspense movies ...

Having recently portrayed a getaway driver, a bank robber, a loose-cannon cop and an expat gangster, it’s only logical that Ryan Gosling’s next role could be … Busby Berkeley? The star of “Drive” and ...

Why am I jazzed at the idea of Ryan Gosling taking on a biopic of an old Hollywood choreographer and director who is long forgotten by too many? Because Busby Berkeley was cool. He’s a great, sexy ...

Introduction: Berkeley and the Berkeleyesque -- pt. 1. Berkeleyesque Traditions. 1. Roots: From Barnum to Ziegfeld. 2. The Backstage Format -- pt. 2. Berkeleyesque ...

Although there's probably too much talk and not enough music overall, each film in the Busby Berkeley Collection has something worth watching. In most cases, the music can't compete with Berkeley's ...

Unlock access to every one of the hundreds of articles published daily on BroadwayWorld by logging in with one click. (Original story by Patricia Gay for The Weston Forum.) A biopic and stage play ...

The week’s most surprising movie announcement? Ryan Gosling is considering playing legendary dance director Busby Berkeley in a new biopic he’s producing. Given Gosling’s attraction to dark material, ...

"Busby Berkeley does not have a spot on the Hollywood Walk of Fame," biographer Jeffrey Spivak said. "Pee-wee Herman has one. Busby Berkeley definitely deserves one. And I have spotted the place it ...

Warner Bros. has optioned the biography Buzz: The Life and Art of Busby Berkeley, written by Jeffrey Spivak. THR reports Ryan Gosling and Marc Platt (Drive) will produce. They are developing the ...

Few remember the men who directed the Warner Bros. talkies of the early 1930s, and yet choreographer Busby Berkeley remains a legend some 70 years later. Warner's new "Busby Berkeley Collection" ...