When Titanic was released in 1997, part of the media craze surrounding the film was director James Cameron's painstaking work on re-creating the ship, staterooms, and even table linens with historical accuracy. One person not impressed was astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson, who became a vocal critic of Titanic's depiction of that fateful night sky. In meetings with James himself and in public Read more

Tomorrow marks the 100th anniversay of the Titanic tragedy. After leaving England on April 10, 1912, the liner hit an iceberg on April 14. It's been 15 years since the film of the same name set box office records, and just recently returned to theaters with its 3D rerelease. Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio sprang to fame as Jack and Rose in 1997 and later reunited in 2008's Revolutionary Road. Read more

If you've somehow missed the boat on learning about the Titanic's tragic but legendary maiden voyage, then you're in luck. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the historic barge's sinking, and a New York-based Titanic exhibition, a new television series, and the 3D release of the iconic movie featuring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet are all opening this month. Inspired by the Titanic's Read more

If you loved Titanic as much as we did the first time around, you're probably lining up at the box office as we speak. But, if you didn't know — James Cameron's film is making its debut today in 3D to mark the 100th anniversary of Titanic's ill-fated voyage in April 1912. It's a film (and onscreen couple) we'll always have a soft spot for — Jack and Rose's (aka Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Read more

Titanic is heading back to theaters today, in honor of the 100th anniversary of the ship's ill-fated maiden voyage. Though the movie doesn't exactly have a happy ending, there's no denying how wonderful the romance is between Rose (Kate Winslet) and Jack (Leonardo DiCaprio). Before the film returns, get a blast from the past with these sweet shots from the 1997 film. I dare you not to crush on Read more

In terms of geek street credibility, nothing gives you more one-ups than painstakingly re-creating a historic film so intensely that a state-of-the-art submarine is used to investigate the story line's artifacts. James Cameron may win the '90s geek medal of honor for his attention to detail in Titanic and its celestially accurate (thank you, as always, Neil deGrasse Tyson) rerelease this week, Read more

James Cameron recently took a trip to "another world" — a seven-mile journey to the bottom of the Mariana Trench — and he was the first person to ever do so solo. Of course, it's not his first go-round with deep sea diving. He also researched the underwater grave of the Titanic after producing the feature film, which coincidentally hits theaters again today in 3D. If you've got a passion for Read more