TITANIC

First we had one of the most spectacular movies of all time, Titanic, starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Kate Winslet. Now in time for the 100th anniversary of the sinking, Titanic is to become a 4 part mini-series written by the creator of Downton Abbey.

RMS Titanic Inc. is touring the country with "Titanic: The Artifact Exhibition" an enthralling trip back in time via artifacts recovered from the Titanic in the Atlantic Ocean along with historic photos and video installations.

A poem written in honor of the memory of the RMS Titanic, published for Titanic Remembrance Day on April 15.

A look at the traveling "Titanic Exhibition" as it recently appeared at the Putnam Museum (Davenport, IA), accompanied by James Cameron's IMAX film "Ghosts of the Abyss" about the making of the movie "Titanic."

Glamorous 1930s blond bombshell and "Titanic" actress Gloria Stuart has died in California at age 100.

Gloria Stuart, who first rose to fame in the 1930s and became a lauded fine artist in her own right before taking the role in "Titanic" that would define her acting career, has passed away at the age of 100.

Titanic II is like a car wreck. You can't NOT look. The film begins "on the 100th anniversary of the original voyage [of the Titanic]. A modern luxury liner christened Titanic II [launches and] follows the path of its namesake."

James Cameron's hit movie Titanic is slated to be converted to a 3-D movie with a release date of 2012. While Titanic at least has a story line, what will happen to literary film making if Hollywood becomes obsessed with 3-D?

The Discovery Titanic Artifact Exhibit at Times Square in the heart of Manhattan is in the final month of its run at this location. Located at 226 West 44th Street (between 7th & 8th Avenues), it's an easy destination to find.

In April 2012, as a memorial sailing to honor the 100th anniversary of the Titanic disaster, another cruise ship will follow the same sea route of the liner. The voyage will be by the Balmoral, owned by the Olsen Cruise Lines.

Nearly one hundred years later, the story of the Titanic still fascinates many. Perhaps, its allure is that so much remains unexplained about the voyage. Or maybe we are bound to this event through psychic forces that we have yet to understand.

Titanic buffs can stand at the grand staircase and view artifacts from the ship at the Titanic Museum in Branson, MO.

Artifacts from the famous Titanic, as well as other famous ocean liners, are being put up for auction. Some items go for as high as $40,000.

JACK'S BACK! This 'preview' of the sequel to the hit film "Titanic" is worth taking a look at!

A watchmaker in Switzerland has created a new line of very limited, luxurious watches, each made from pieces of the infamous Titanic oceanliner.