Recognizing the power TV had over its audience, Serling sought to write a teleplay that addressed social justice CBS/Getty Television writer Rod Serling was early in his career when he found himself ...

Artists usually know that inspiration can come from anywhere, and this can be especially true in Hollywood. Considering it's an industry that continuously delivers sci-fi movies based on classic short ...

Interview: Twilight Zone creator Rod Serling to be honored at Syracuse's Everson Museum Uncommon knowledge: Trump’s Rob Reiner insult and the death of dissent ‘Breakdown: 1975’ mistakes opinion for ...

A Hollywood scion, Rob Reiner, is dead. Yet 60 years of his work endures as do memories of his passion for left-wing causes. Reiner’s balancing of personal activism and professional storytelling ...

There’s a stroke of genius at the heart of CNY Playhouse’s world premiere of “A Twilight Zone Christmas,” adapted by Jim Molloy from the groundbreaking TV series that blended science fiction, fantasy ...

"You're traveling through another dimension — a dimension not only of sight and sound, but of mind. A journey into a wondrous land whose boundaries are that of imagination." Thus began the narration ...

"The Twilight Zone" was born from the brain of one of the greatest TV writers of all time, Rod Serling. For those who have never seen it, go watch it right now. For those who have, you remember it as ...

Up until the mid 90s, it would have been safe to assume that Rod Serling had told every story he meant to on television, if not on The Twilight Zone, then in its follow-up, Night Gallery. But in 1994, ...

Look up any list of the best Twilight Zone episodes ever, and odds are good you'll see "To Serve Man" ranked somewhere near the top. And it's not hard to see why. The season three adaptation of Damon ...

Even after The Twilight Zone officially ended its original run in 1964, creator and host Rod Serling tried to keep the series alive by adapting one of its most iconic episodes into a movie. In ...

In the early days of television, WKRC produced a weekly live drama program called “The Storm” that rivaled network shows. Rod Serling, the future creator of “The Twilight Zone,” got his television ...

Mr. Margolick is a former reporter for The Times. “One belongs to New York instantly, one belongs to it as much in five minutes as in five years,” Thomas Wolfe wrote in “The Web and the Rock.” That ...