Taking place before the events of the Smile and Smile 2 movies, the 2005-set story delves into the real-world horrors of the modeling industry. "We're focusing on the girls that are grinding to be the ...

While most companies are at CES 2019 trying to sell people on the future of technology, Kodak showed up for the show with a whole lot of nostalgia. The camera company that was once synonymous with ...

'Smile' enthusiasts must grin into their phone or laptop camera in order to watch the first seven minutes of 'Smile 2,' which is now in theaters Paramount Pictures recently published the opening ...

Pam Beesly gives the camera a variety of looks throughout her time on The Office. She gives the camera pained looks, like Are you kidding me? This is really happening? She gives the camera sneaky ...

Olympus’ new FE cameras—FE-280 ($200), FE-290 ($250) and FE-300 ($300)—are built to be “fun” and “easy,” with a smile-recognition program, a way to fix bad images on the fly, and other cool tricks, ...

As my colleague Vlad Savov noted at IFA last year, legacy camera companies like Kodak and Polaroid have now become “brands of sadness.” Once industry-defining forces, their names don’t mean too much ...

SMILE! You're On Camera is a coffee table book mimicking the expression used to tell people that they are being watched. Just like surveillance cameras, photography is the art of seeing and being seen ...

Kodak Smile’s new vintage-inspired instant digital cameras are designed to give you a dose of nostalgia. C+A Global, a Kodak licensee, announced three new Kodak Smile products and a trio of new ...

Half-frame cameras have garnered a bit of a cult following – enough for Pentax to make the Pentax 17 half-frame film camera (which we love) and for Fujifilm to make the X half, which is more of a ...

A spectator in the stands at Oakland Coliseum during the A’s’ 9-2 loss to the Mets Friday night took a creepy twist. During the fourth inning, SNY’s cameras panned to a woman in a neon yellow shirt ...

Smile: For the Camera writer/creator Hannah Rose May and editor Heather Antos give EW an inside look at the upcoming horror comic. Taking place before the events of the Smile and Smile 2 movies, the ...